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The Department of Science and Technology Regional Office No. I (DOST-I) through its Provincial Science and Technology Center – La Union (PSTC-La Union) awarded financial assistance to Gintong Gubat Farmers Association sa Santol La Union Inc. (GGFASLUI) and CZ Foods L.U. Inc. on 11 August 2021 at the DOST-I in the City of San Fernando, La Union.

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The Department of Science and Technology Region V, through the Provincial Science and Technology Center (PSTC) Camarines Sur, and in partnership with the Local Government Unit of Naga City, held a Turn-Over Ceremony of DOST Science and Technology Academic Research-Based Openly Operated Kiosks (STARBOOKS) last 10 August 2021.

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The Department of Science and Technology-Philippines Philippine Council for Industry, Energy and Emerging Technology Research and Development (DOST-PCIEERD) enters the finals of the prestigious international science engagement competition called Falling Walls Engage 2021 for its science communication social media campaign Pinoy Science in partnership with TikTok. 

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CANDON CITY, Ilocos Sur - To boost rice production and increasing farmers’ income, the Department of Science and Technology-Provincial Science and Technology Center- Ilocos Sur (DOST PSTC-IS) awarded 225 liters of Carrageenan Plant Growth Promoter (CPGP) amounting to PhP76,500 to Bugnay Farmers’ Association (BFA) on 11 August 2021. 

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Alas-DOST na, DOSTkusyon na! hosts DOST-V Regional Director Engr. Rommel Serrano (right) and DOST-V S&T Promotion OIC Engr. Domingo A. Peña Jr. 

The Department of Science and Technology Region V (DOST-V) debuted its first web series “Alas-DOST Na! DOSTkusyon Na!” on 30 July 2021 broadcast at the DOST Region V official Facebook page, with simulcast on Radyo Veritas Legazpi and Veritas TV. Science time is happening every Friday, two o’clock in the afternoon for our stakeholders and the general public.

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