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Flood warning system in Mindanao gets boost from DOST

The Department of Science and Technology (DOST) has recently launched the Cagayan de Oro River Basin Flood Forecasting and Warning System (CDORBFFWS) that will upgrade the flood forecasting and warning system in Molugan, El Salvador City, and Cagayan de Oro City in Misamis Oriental.

Rizal National Science HS tops all-female robotics contest

The Department of Science and Technology (DOST) Science Education Institute (SEI) has concluded this year's Tagisang Robotics Competition (TRC) Girls and Gears, which brought together 17 high schools from Metro Manila with teams composed entirely of female participants.

DOST, TIP inaugurate first publicly funded quantum lab in PH

The P8-million initiative is the country’s first research laboratory dedicated to using quantum computing to ensure a reliable and efficient supply of energy.

DOST rolls out first science-travel show on TV

The Department of Science and Technology (DOST) launched on Thursday, Feb. 13, what it said is the first science-travel show on primetime television. Dubbed “Science...

DOST inaugurates ‘Wave Flume Lab’ in Ilocos Norte

The Wave Flume Laboratory allows for the simulation and testing of real-world wave conditions, which is necessary for developing effective and site-specific coastal designs and interventions.

UST researchers create smart pen to examine handwriting of kids

The Intelligent Stroke Utilization, Learning, Assessment, and Testing (iSULAT) is an intelligent pen that provides a practical solution for assessing children’s handwriting to provide objective evaluation based on the most common handwriting tools.

DOST honors media partners during year-end celebration

The information arm of the DOST also shifted its official publication to online with the launch of the S&T Post Web Magazine.

To inject tech in MSMES, DOST rolls out ‘Propel’ program

The Propel program will serve as a commercialization arm for DOST, offering Filipino innovators access to essential resources. 

PH only had 16 IP global filings in 2017 to 2020, says DOST unit

DOST-TAPI director Marion Ivy Decena said the low filings could be the result of various issues such as insufficient research quality, a lack of truly patentable inventions, or a dependence on utility models that don’t meet the strict novelty standards required in global markets.

DOST sounds alarm button on low IPv6 adoption in PH

The Philippines continues to grapple with low adoption rates of Internet Protocol version 6 (IPv6), with an alarming rate of just 18.5%, according to the Asia Pacific Network Information Centre (APNIC). 
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