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Among the most interesting treasures that make Batanes unique is their famous ‘Dibang’ or ‘Day -Old, Batanes Style Flying Fish’ that will surely give you the unique taste of ‘Home of the Winds’.

Photo Courtesy: PSTC Batanes/LGU Uyugan

To make this to-die-for local delicacy, salt is one of the important raw materials in the production of day-old dibang and salt production has become an indispensable activity in the local area. Because of this, intervention on the salt industry was identified to include iodization as specified in the ASIN Law [or the Republic Act No. 1872].

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Rapid prototyping using 3D printing machine is one of the state-of-the-art technologies in DOST-MIRDC’s Advanced Manufacturing Center. All3dp.com

The Advanced Manufacturing Center (AMCen) is among the service facilities that the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) will feature in this year’s National Science and Technology Week celebration.

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The University of the Philippines Mindanao (UPMin), in collaboration with the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine (LSHTM), UK, has successfully completed the One Health Omics Project, a week-long free online bioinformatics workshop held from October 11-16, 2021.

Out of 124 applicants, only 40 were shortlisted to participate in the workshop composed of faculty members, clinicians, and researchers from different regions in Mindanao.

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Targeting to empower native languages through the help of the new technology, a team of computer scientists and linguists from the University of the Philippines - Diliman (UPD) developed a dictionary-making tool that can be used as an online dictionary platform for Philippine indigenous languages.

Breaking the language barrier thru project Marayum, it also aims to preserve and save endangered Filipino languages. It allows users to enjoy different local languages that could support their connection towards the community. Furthermore, through this initiative, not only during ‘Buwan ng Wika’, Filipinos can appreciate the different local languages outside the one-month long celebration.