The Research Institute for Science and Technology (RIST) integrates holistic programs to advance research in the life sciences, physical sciences, mathematics, engineering, computing and information sciences. The RIST conducts high-quality original research in a variety of academic fields, implementing the university's research thrusts geared toward addressing global-scale issues specified by the Sustainable Development Goals (SDG).
The RIST, through its research centers, is committed to advancing and implementing science and technology plans, programs, and strategies through research and development activities. Its four distinct functions include: (1) conducting research, (2) establishing linkages and collaborative partnerships, (3) evaluating and publishing research, and (4) providing research capability programs.
As reflected in the institute's logo, RIST is adaptable, capable of shifting gears to develop technologies and innovations that are responsive to current needs of the society and adaptable to changing circumstances.
The Center for Natural Sciences and Resource Research (CNSRR) is dedicated to scientific advancement through the integration of life and physical sciences. It includes research, but not limited, to the following areas: agriculture; biotechnology; natural product chemistry; food science and nutrition; biodiversity and conservation; and environmental science.
The Center for Integrated and Communit Sciences researc (CISR) primarily integrates the multidimensional structure of community science for community engagement and development. It includes transdisciplinary research to develop the following: (1) interrelationships between people and their environment fostering healthy and safe communities; (2) collaborations of community science and health; (3) promotion of public health through one health approach to control zoonosis, food safety and the environment; and (4) food security through basic research understanding dietary sources.
The Center for Engineering and Technology Research (CETR) promotes multidisciplinary engineering research and development in a variety of fields. It is a results-driven research center that conducts engineering research and integrates cutting-edge technology to create globally competitive innovations.
The Center for Computing and Information Sciences Research (CCISR) is committed to conduct theoretical and applied research in computation and algorithmic reasoning, modeling and analysis, and the technical aspects of software systems that can be applied to a variety of disciplines that have a positive impact on society. It encompasses research areas, but not limited to the following: (1) data management; (2) networking; (3) computer hardware engineering; and (4) database and software design.
The Center for Mathematics Research (CMR) conducts advance mathematics research by providing structures and models that improve people's quality of life. It encompasses a wide variety of disciplines, including but not limited to: (1) theoretical mathematics; (2) applied mathematics; (3) combinatorics; (4) geometry; (5) mathematical biology; (6) mathematical finance; and (6) numerical analysis.
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