IN THE SCOOP: Chinese Ambassador to the Philippines, Mr. Huang Xillian together with the Publisher’s Association of the Philippines Inc.
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DOST LAUNCHES ‘PAGTANAW 2050’
THE Dept. of Science and Technology (DOST) successfully launched “Pagtanaw 2050,” a foresight on science, technology, and innovation led by the National Academy of Science and Technology (NAST).
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Virtual Oathtaking of the Newly Appointed Regional Director (DOST II and DOST – CARAGA)
appointed Regional Director for DOST Region II and DOST CARAGA.
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Entrepreneur invents his legacy for Pinoys amidst the pandemic
nspired people to be creative as evidenced by many Filipinos who developed new viable businesses which have made them a lot more wealthy than when they routinely reported to their employment office jobs.
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DESPITE PANDEMIC ADVERSITIES, DOST-STII RISES
WITH its theme, “Pinahinog ng Panahon, Pinalakas ng Hamon sa Loob ng 35 Taon,” the Dept. of Science and Technology
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FILIPINO-CHINESE CHAMBERS OF COMMERCE AND INDUSTRY GIVE OUT DONATIONS TO COVID-19 VICTIMS
THE Filipino-Chinese Chambers of Commerce and Industry, Inc. (FCCCII) Foundation has given out donations to major sectors, which were affected
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Local invention of Starwars-like apparatus
Local invention of Starwars-like apparatus. Far Ultraviolet-C Electromagnetic Radiation (FUVC-EMR) Walk-Through Human Disinfection Apparatus invented by Ronald P. Pagsanghan of
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DOST-02, NV-PSTC, NVSU launch ethyl alcohol processing facility
BAYOMBONG, Nueva Vizcaya – The Department of Science and Technology Region 02 (DOST R02), and the Nueva Vizcaya Provincial Science and
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Filipino Chinese community extends support to Donate Philippines’ medical and dental missions
Filipino Chinese community extends support to Donate Philippines’ medical and dental missions. In support of the initiative of Donate Philippines,
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DOST to the Scientific Community: R&D Output should be “genderized”
TUGUEGARAO CITY — Research and development (R&D) outputs should be ‘genderized’, where both men and women can benefit from them.
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