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USC, SEARCA Win Global Accolade For Bioplastics Project

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The University of San Carlos (USC) and the Southeast Asian Regional Center for Graduate Study and Research in Agriculture (SEARCA) shared the spotlight when a video featuring the SEARCA Grants for Research towards Agricultural Innovative Solutions (GRAINS)-funded project of USC was named one of the Top 10 entries in the prestigious Nature Awards for the Science in Shorts filmmaking competition. This recognition shines a spotlight on groundbreaki…

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USC, SEARCA Win Global Accolade For Bioplastics Project

The University of San Carlos (USC) and the Southeast Asian Regional Center for Graduate Study and Research in Agriculture (SEARCA) shared the spotlight when a video featuring the SEARCA Grants for Research towards Agricultural Innovative Solutions (GRAINS)-funded project of USC was named one of the Top 10 entries in the prestigious Nature Awards for the Science in Shorts filmmaking competition. This recognition shines a spotlight on groundbreaki…

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