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UP ULyS3ES is new home for Filipino space scientists, engineers, and technology research
The University of the Philippines (UP) breaks new grounds, as the home of Filipino space scientists, engineers, and technology research was unveiled at the...
NASA team starts Philippine climate joint study with Filipino researchers
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) science aircraft P-3B has started flying over Philippine skies to signal the start of the United States...
Basketball star Chris Tiu is Science and Technology ambassador for Filipino youth
Chris Tiu has signed up as an ambassador to advocate love for science, technology, and innovation among Filipino youth.
The United States International Film and...
8 Filipino scientists among Asia’s best
Filipino scientists have again been named among the best in Asia in the newest edition of Asian Scientist magazine.
The 2019 Edition Asian Scientist 100...
1st state-of-the-art Planetarium in Mindanao breaks ground in El Salvador City
Mindanao's first planetarium has broken ground to present an immersive experience in a science theater and classroom in El Salvador City, Misamis Oriental.
The new...
Gay Jane Perez wins ASEAN-US Science Prize for Women
A Filipina professor has won this year’s ASEAN-US Science Prize for Women.
Diwata 2 Microsat ready for lift-off end of October
Diwata-2, the Philippines’ second microsatellite project, is scheduled to be launched to outer space in October 2018.
EcoSep to preserve the Philippines’ beautiful beaches, waters safe & clean
The Department of Science and Technology has developed a new technology to help keep the Philippines beaches and waters safe and clean.
PHL Hybrid Trimaran ship to be powered by ocean waves
A ship engineer from Aklan province is leading the Philippines in harnessing the energy of ocean waves in propelling the Hybrid Trimaran - a...
Diwata satellite exhibit urges kids to discover Filipino invention
The Philippines’ first microsatellite, DIWATA-1, can be viewed beginning December in an exhibit made for kids at the Museo Pambata.
The display at the Museo...
Innovative weaving technology helps special needs students
Special needs students can now work with portable therapeutic handlooms designed to develop their physical, mental, and social abilities.
UP is new home for Project NOAH’s disaster risk-reduction system
The University of the Philippines Diliman has setup the new home of Project NOAH, the successful hazard and risk monitoring program