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Back to HomeDOST and Isabela State University are developing a Forest Products Innovation and Training Center to support research, skills development, and innovation in wood and non-wood forest products in Isabela and Cagayan Valley.
General Santos City will host the 2026 National Science, Technology, and Innovation Week on November 25-29, showcasing science-based solutions for food security, sustainable energy, and national resilience.
Junior high school students from Philippine Science High School-Caraga developed Ligtas Skwela, an AI-powered school emergency management platform that helps account for students during crises.
DOST and DTI launched a joint initiative in Caraga to help local palagsing producers improve preservation, packaging, labeling, and market readiness for wider distribution.
The 2026 RSTW in Bicol highlights community-centered science, Queen Pineapple innovations, and practical technologies that bring research closer to farmers, students, entrepreneurs, and local communities.
Rockefeller Farm in Dipolog City turns livestock and poultry waste into energy through a DOST-assisted biogas digester facility that reduces odor, cuts power costs, and supports circular farm practices.
DOST launched the Dipolog City Science Centrum, a hands-on science learning hub that brings interactive exhibits and scientific concepts closer to elementary and high school learners in Zamboanga Peninsula.
Dapitan City and DOST are working together to build El Dapitanon, a 46-foot 3D-printed monument of Jose Rizal that celebrates science, culture, innovation, and nation-building.
The 2026 RSTW in MIMAROPA introduced smart mobility, vessel safety, and community-focused technologies that support Romblon as a proof of concept for inclusive island innovation.
DOST reaffirmed its initiatives in food security, sustainable energy, disaster resilience, and regional partnerships during the 2026 RSTW opening in Dipolog City.
DOST-NCR launched key partnerships and technology programs in Valenzuela City to support disaster resilience, smart city development, advanced manufacturing, digital learning, and entrepreneurship.
DOST Secretary Renato U. Solidum Jr. calls for foresight-driven governance using science, technology, and digital innovation to strengthen food security, energy access, and national resilience.
Northern Mindanao launched HIRAYA, its first unified knowledge management platform designed to connect researchers, innovators, institutions, startups, industries, and communities.
The 2026 RSTW in Eastern Visayas highlights science tourism, climate resilience, and science-based solutions for communities facing emerging risks.
Experts from Central Visayas emphasized that smart communities are built when citizens and leaders can make informed decisions through human-centered technologies.
Students compete in an e-sports game development challenge centered on Filipino-themed food, resiliency, and cultural heritage.
Mandaue City unveiled its Smart Mandaue Roadmap, a science, technology, and innovation-driven plan for better governance, public service, and sustainable city operations.
The 2026 RSTW in Central Visayas highlights homegrown innovations, drone industry development, renewable energy adoption, and science-based solutions for regional challenges.
