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PH team off to UK to compete in world’s toughest math contest

After going through a series of competitions and intensive training, six high school students were chosen to represent the country in the 60th International Mathematical Olympiad (IMO) from July 11-22 in Bath, United Kingdom.

PH robotics team scores double victory at US Lego event

The Philippine Robotics National Team is set to compete again at the FLL European Open Championship in Izmir, Turkey on May 20-27.

PH takes in 14 science scholars from Cambodia, Myanmar

DOST chief Fortunato dela Pena said it is the first time that the Philippines is offering graduate scholarships to its Asean partners.

S&T projects bag top prizes in ?imake.wemake? contest

Senior high school teams from the Technological Institute of the Philippines-Cubao Campus, Philippine Science High School-Eastern Visayas Campus, and New Era University won the coveted Youth Innovation Prize and P50,000 cash while College of St. John-Roxas nabbed the Acer IOT Award in the recently concluded ?imake.wemake: create. innovate. Collaborate? competition of the Department of Science and Technology ? Science Education Institute (DOST-SEI) and Acer Philippines.

DOST, UP open scholarships on nanosatellite engineering program

Major activities in the nanosatellite engineering track include the development of cube satellites. Two cubesats are aimed to be developed and launched into space near the end of the program.

DOST-SEI hikes slots for S&T scholarships, raises monthly stipends

DOST-SEI recently posted the names of 8,994 new qualifiers for its undergraduate scholarship, the biggest batch since the program started in 1958.

Gov’t scholarships break cycle of poverty, top MSU Marawi grad says

Until his graduation from MSU Marawi, his family and relatives never had anyone who graduated from college or high school.

SPECIAL REPORT | PH grapples with exodus of science, math teachers

The current exodus of qualified teachers is aggravating the deteriorating quality of science and math education in the country.
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