Two research groups from the STEM 2409 section will represent the school, showcasing innovative and sustainability‑driven studies that explore alternative energy solutions through microbial fuel cell technology.

Among the accepted studies is “Cocos nucifera Electrodes in MFC Using Brewery and Abattoir Wastewater and Saline Substrates,” presented by Avellano, Precious Gwen A.; Fernandez, Eunice Vicky D.; Gilledo, Almira June A.; Jose, Theresse Jayzen C.; Largosa, Janine Irish A.; and Miguel, Lizette Mikylla D.

Another research group will present “Bioelectricity Generation in Bioaugmented Plant–Microbial Fuel Cells Using Chrysopogon zizanioides and Azospirillum spp., with PANI‑Modified Carbon Felt Anode,” by Acla, Sophia Beatrice R.; Bagang, Princess Althea B.; Garcia, Zada Vaughn Jereau S.; Guingab, Mycah Geoanna O.; Manansala, Julianna Marie L.; Mendoza, Rica Vera Andrea V.; and Vargas, Abigail Raemelin L.

Both research groups are guided by their research adviser, Engr. Clint R. Mohammed, whose mentorship has been instrumental in refining the students’ work and preparing them for presentation on a wider academic platform.

As TUKLAS 2026 continues, the NU Nazareth School community proudly extends its support to all participating student‑researchers and educators, celebrating the exchange of ideas and collaborative spirit that define this academic gathering. Through research and innovation, Nazalian students continue to demonstrate their readiness to contribute meaningfully to scientific advancement and sustainable development.