De La Salle University-Dasmariñas Senior High School (DLSU-D SHS) students have developed electricity-generating pedestrian crossing and shoes as their ecology-friendly school projects.
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NASA Space Apps Pinoy champion AEDES helps worldwide Coronatracker for COVID-19
The Pinoy champion team of Project Advanced Early Detection-Prediction and Exploration Service (Project AEDES), a dengue case predictor mapping system developed by a multi-university Philippine team that won in the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Space Apps Challenge 2019 global hackathon, is also involved in a 100% open source worldwide initiative to map and analyze data on the Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19).
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Filipino dengue case predictor Project AEDES wins NASA Space Apps Challenge global hackathon
Project AEDES, a dengue case predictor mapping system developed by a multi-university Philippine team, won in the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) Space Apps Challenge global hackathon.
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CHECK THIS OUT: Airconditioner without ozone-depleting refrigerant invented by Maria Yzabelle Angel Palma
Welcome news this hot summer! An air conditioner that runs without ozone-depleting refrigerant invented by an award-winning Engineering student and James Dyson awardee, Maria Yzabell Angel Palma, may soon be commercially available – that is if the young inventor receives investment to mass-produce the eco-friendly aircon.
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1st Philippine-made Ocean-Powered Hybrid Trimaran sets sail this year
The first Ocean-Powered Hybrid Trimaran made in the Philippines is expected to set sail before the end of 2020.
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UP scientists-developed COVID-19 Test Kit now FDA-approved for local use
A new rapid test kit for COVID-19 developed by the University of the Philippines National Institutes of Health (UP NIH) scientists has finally secured a certification from the Food and Drug Administration (FDA), allowing its use in early screening for positive cases.
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Filipino-developed virgin coconut oil derivative as COVID-19 cure tested in Singapore
A Filipino-developed virgin coconut oil derivative as cure to the COVID-19 is being tested in Singapore as the dreaded coronavirus continues to spread across the world and while researchers, scientists, pharmaceutical companies, and medical institutions are scrambling to create a vaccine and are pitching in to find a cure to stop the dreaded coronavirus.
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Siargao’s Sugba Lagoon showcases Eco-Friendly Septic System
Sugba Lagoon in world-famous Siargao Island, home to one of the biggest mangrove forests in the Philippines, is now also a showcase of a technology called the Eco-Friendly Septic System (Eco-Sep).
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Bulacan garden plant industry gets boost from 1st tissue culture lab
Bulacan’s thriving garden plant industry in the town of Guiguinto is getting a big boost as the first tissue culture laboratory for ornamental plants will soon rise in Barangay Sta. Cruz.
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Millennial farmers’ startup Future Fresh champions urban hydroponic gardening
Millennial farmers of Future Fresh are championing hydroponic gardening as the first commercial indoor and urban farm in the country.
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20 Filipino Science and Tech solutions for 2020
Twenty Filipino science and technology solutions that address the country’s problems have been unveiled by the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) this February.
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Sugarcane waste will soon be used as animal feed and fuel for cooking
Sugarcane field waste leaves and stalks will soon be used as animal feed and an alternative fuel for cooking based on a research project of the Department of Agriculture – Philippine Center for Postharvest Development and Mechanization (DA-PHilMech).
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