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15-year-old creates software to detect cancer-causing gene mutations

His tool exhibits an 81% accuracy rate and could be used to more accurately identify cancer threats from BRCA1 gene mutations. Han received the Gordon E. Moore Award of $75,000, named in honor of the Intel co-founder and fellow scientist.

Study reveals strong correlation between employability, creativity

A new survey conducted by software maker Adobe has shown that educators across Asia Pacific were unanimous in their agreement that creative expression is a must for all students regardless of their stream of study.

Microsoft bares winners of PH finals of Imagine Cup

Imagine Cup, which is currently at its 12th year, is a technology competition that provides students across all disciplines to create applications, games, and solutions that solve the toughest problems in the world today.

ACPI, Tesda link up to offer free animation training

The program aims to train scholars in Animation NC II, 2D Digital Animation NC III, and 3D Animation NC III under its Training for Work Scholarship Program (TWSP).

DOST deploys ?digital library kiosk? in Marikina school

The Department of Science and Technology (DOST) recently installed its Starbooks digital library at Malanday National High School (MNHS) in Marikina City to help the students with their research work.

344 students to represent PH in int’l math contests this year

A total of 344 elementary and high school students passed rigid screening and tests to earn the right to represent the Philippines in various international math competitions this year.

UP Diliman’s low-cost 3D printer, Wi-Fi entries top electronics design contest

Two teams from the University of the Philippines Diliman recently bagged the first and second prizes of an electronics design competition sponsored by the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) for their innovative entries on low-cost printer and Wi-Fi technologies.

DepEd trying out cloud-based health and nutrition system for students

The Department of Education (DepEd) has inked an agreement with local tech firm Fritz and Macziol Asia (F&M Asia) for pilot-testing the development, installation, and free access of Internet and cloud-based student health and nutrition databases in six public schools in the city of Manila.

Negros Oriental State U to offer IT-BPM course for incoming school year

Teachers from the Negros Oriental State University (Norsu) recently completed training to teach the Service Management Program (SMP) for school year 2014-2015.

Science camp gathers students in bid to tackle climate change

The first ?Hyundai New Thinkers Camp? was held recently in Puerto Galera, gathering some 40 public high school students and 20 teachers from select ?high risk areas? in Luzon in an attempt to fully understand the issue of climate change.

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