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Caoili, Salvador Eugenio was born on October 6, 1973 in Kingston, Canada. Son of Manuel Albano and Olivia (del Castillo) Caoili.
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Salvador Eugenio Caoili
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Salvador Eugenio Caoili, Canadian medical educator. Achievements include development of bioinformatics tools to design novel vaccines and diagnostics for the prevention and control of disease; development of low-cost personal computing platforms, based on GNU, linux, free, libre, open source software FLOSS. Member of Phi Sigma (excellence award 1993), Phi Kappa Phi (special recognition grant 1993).
Education
Bachelor of Science in Molecular Biology & Biotechnology with summa cum laude, University Philippines Diliman, Quezon City, 1993. Doctor of Medicine, University Philippines Manila, 1998. Attending in Molecular Biology & Biotechnology, University Philippines Diliman, since 2000.
Career
Assistant professor University Philippines Manila, since 1999. Guest researcher Centers Disease Control & Prevention, Atlanta, 2004—2005.
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Membership
Member of Phi Sigma (excellence award 1993), Phi Kappa Phi (special recognition grant 1993).
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Married Janice Campos, March 6, 2004. 1 child Eugenio Maximo Campos Caoili.
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Canadian -
Religion
Roman Catholic
Education
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1993
University Philippines Diliman , Bachelor of Science Molecular Biology & Biotechnology with summa cum laude -
1998
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Career
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1999
Awards
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Recipient Best Teacher award, University Philippines Medical Alumni Society America, 2010. Scholarship, Department of Science & Technology, Philippine Government, 1989, Research grant, Philippine Council Health Research and Development, Philippine Government, 1993, President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo Science & Engineering Graduate Scholarship dissertation grant, Commission Higher Education, Philippine Government, 2007.Recipient Best Teacher award, University Philippines Medical Alumni Society America, 2010. Scholarship, Department of Science & Technology, Philippine Government, 1989, Research grant, Philippine Council Health Research and Development, Philippine Government, 1993, President Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo Science & Engineering Graduate Scholarship dissertation grant, Commission Higher Education, Philippine Government, 2007.