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Miss Earth beauties visit Department of Science and Technology. DOST Secretary Estrella Alabastro (middle) briefs Miss Philippines-Earth Sandra Seifert (second from left) and Miss Philippines-Fire and Miss Science and Technology Patricia Marie Tumulak (third from right) on DOST programs relevant to the advocacies of Miss Philippines and Miss Earth beauty pageants. Others in the photo are Science and Technology Information Institute Officer-In-Charge and Press Secretary Office Asst. Secretary Ma. Isabel Carag-Dario (left), Miss Earth Foundation Executive Director Cathy Untalan (second from right), and DZMM station manager and Philippine Science Journalists Association, Inc president Angelo Palmones (right). [Photo by Gerry Palad, S&T Media Service]


 

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Miss Philippines Earth beauties at Department of Science and Technology. DOST Secretary Estrella Alabastro (third from left) welcomes Miss Earth beauties in their first ever public appearance at the DOST complex in Bicutan, Taguig City. Miss Philippines-Earth Sandra Seifert (4th from left) and Miss Philippines-Fire and Miss Science and Technology Patricia Marie Tumulak (5th from left) graced the flag raising at DOST  May 18. Others in photo are (L-R) Philippine Textile Research Institute Director Carlos Tomboc, National Research Council of the Philippines Executive Director Napoleon Hernandez, Industrial Technology Development Institute Director Nuna Almanzor, Miss Earth Foundation Executive Director Cathy Untalan, Science and Technology Information Institute Officer-In-Charge and Press Asst. Secretary Ma. Isabel Dario, Philippine Council for Industry and Energy Research and Development Officer-In-Charge Raul Sabularse, and DZMM station manager and Philippine Science Journalists Association, Inc President Angelo Palmones. [Photo by Gerry Palad, S&T Media Service]

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Where the wind blows. This weather equipment called “aerovane” installed at the weather station and observatory of the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration in Legazpi, Albay measures wind velocity and direction during typhoons. One of several PAGASA weather stations strategically located across Bicol region, the Legazpi weather forecasting facility provides reliable weather forecasting data especially during typhoons. DOST Secretary Estrella F. Alabastro made a stop at PAGASA in Legazpi during the recent Region V leg of the Small Enterprise Technology Upgrading Program (SET UP) regional visit. [Joy M. Lazcano, S&T Media Service]

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Felino F. Lansigan, professor of the University of the Philippines Los Baños Institute of Statistics won this year’s Hugh Greenwood Environmental Science Award given by the Department of Science and Technology’s National Academy of Science and Technology.  Lansigan was cited for his contribution to the knowledge on statistical hydrology and water resources, and his work related accomplishments at the Bangkok-based International Water Management Greenwood Institute - Southeast Asia Regional Office.

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UPLB Prof. Felino Lansigan, 2009 NAST-Hugh Greenwood awardee (inset), receives $1,000 and a plaque from National Academy of Science and Technology President Emil Q. Javier. Others in photo are (from left) NAST Academician Angel Alcala (chair, Board of Judges),   Department of Environment and Natural Resources Undersecretary Teresita Castillo, and Department of Science and Technology Undersecretary for S&T Services Fortunato T. dela Peña [Photos by Gerry Palad, S&T Media Service]