Siyensya, Teknolohiya at Inobasyon:
Kabalikat sa Matatag, Maginhawa,
at Panatag na Kinabukasan
The NSTW highlights the significant contributions of science and technology to national development and has become a platform for heralding S&T advocacy in the country. NSTW includes activities for various fields like basic and applied research, technology transfer, technology commercialization and S&T promotion; scientific meetings, technical and investment forums, technology demonstrations, and technical tours.
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Ms. Ma. Christina Aguda, a Science Research Specialist at Apayao State College (ASC), showcases one of their featured productsβan innovative material developed through the National Textile Fiber Innovation Hub of DOST-PTRI. With the help of DOST, natural fibers extracted from pineapple and banana plants enable the production of yarns. She explains that this initiative supports the implementation of the Philippine Tropical Fabrics (PTF) Law, which mandates the use of clothing made from natural fibers among government employees.
Letβs hear from the adopter of DOST-FNRI's e-Nutribun and Nutricookies in Baguio City as she shares their significant impact on business operations.
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WATCH: From the heart of Antipolo City, the 2025 RSTW in CALABARZON champions Smart and Sustainable Communities π±π‘
Because every barangay, town, and city deserves innovation and resilienceβtogether building a future thatβs inclusive, forward-looking, and for every Filipino.
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πͺππ§ππ: Concluding the RSTW in CALABARZON, exhibitors showcase their technologies that help promote a smart and sustainable community. Learn how they work!
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DOST Secretary Renato U. Solidum shared that holding the Regional Science, Technology, and Innovation Week (RSTW) celebration in each region is a significant step in addressing the specific concerns of local communities and sectors through various S&T-based interventions.
Kae Ann Marie Balingit, Assistant Professor at the Abra State Institute of Science and Technology, elaborates on the Department of Science and Technologyβs (DOST) intervention in technology promotion for their Oyster Mushroom cultivation. This initiative was designed to support sustainable livelihoods for displaced workers and farmers affected by the COVID-19 pandemic
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