Prof. John Ryan C. Dizon is a Professional Industrial Engineer and a Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Bataan Peninsula State University. A BS Industrial Engineering Graduate of Saint Louis University, Baguio City, he entered graduate studies and later on obtained his PhD from Andong National University. His Graduate and Postdoctoral Research focused on the Electromechanical Properties Assessment of High Temperature Superconductors and he has published at least 30 research articles. He also has over a dozen utility models registered with IPO Philippines, mainly aimed at agricultural and industrial productivity. He has been supported by the local and international scholarship-granting agencies throughout his studies and career.
He also spent several months as a visiting scholar at Case Western Reserve University (Ohio, USA), focusing on the Additive Manufacturing (3D printing) technology. To date, he has over a dozen highly-cited scientific publications on the topic.
Dr. Dizon is the Project Leader of BPSU's Additive Manufacturing Research Laboratory (AMReL), which was inaugurated last 2019 and is the first 3D printing research laboratory in the country. AMReL is currently transitioning into the DR3AM Center, which stands for 'Design, Research and Extension in Additive Manufacturing, Advanced Materials and Advanced Manufacturing. The primary goal of which is to make Bataan the center of 3D printing, R&D, and industry in the Philippines.
Prof. John Ryan C. Dizon is a Professional Industrial Engineer and a Professor of Mechanical Engineering at Bataan Peninsula State University. A BS Industrial Engineering Graduate of Saint Louis University, Baguio City, he entered graduate studies and later on obtained his PhD from Andong National University. His Graduate and Postdoctoral Research focused on the Electromechanical Properties Assessment of High Temperature Superconductors and he has published at least 30 research articles. He also has over a dozen utility models registered with IPO Philippines, mainly aimed at agricultural and industrial productivity. He has been supported by the local and international scholarship-granting agencies throughout his studies and career.
He also spent several months as a visiting scholar at Case Western Reserve University (Ohio, USA), focusing on the Additive Manufacturing (3D printing) technology. To date, he has over a dozen highly-cited scientific publications on the topic.
Dr. Dizon is the Project Leader of BPSU's Additive Manufacturing Research Laboratory (AMReL), which was inaugurated last 2019 and is the first 3D printing research laboratory in the country. AMReL is currently transitioning into the DR3AM Center, which stands for 'Design, Research and Extension in Additive Manufacturing, Advanced Materials and Advanced Manufacturing. The primary goal of which is to make Bataan the center of 3D printing, R&D, and industry in the Philippines.