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Filipino scientists abroad join PH frontliners vs coronavirus
Several Filipino scientists formerly based abroad lend their expertise as the Philippines seeks a better understanding of the coronavirus pandemic
PH youth step up: Scientists, engineers fill gaps in coronavirus response
Students manufacture 3D-printed face shields while young engineers design an improvised disinfection chamber
Meet the scientist who plans to turn sludge into fertilizer
Among Michael Angelo Promentilla's notable studies is an eco-friendly cement substitute using pulverized fuel ash from coal-fired power plants
After Homo luzonensis discovery, scientists heading back to Callao Cave
'We would like to find more diagnostic human remains for further research on the new hominin species Homo luzonensis,' says the research team who will be digging again in Callao Cave for 6 weeks
La Salle scientist and team win P13-M Newton Prize for fertilizer research
DLSU professor Michael Angelo Promentilla's team seeks to convert wastewater into nutrient-rich fertilizer to improve farming
[OPINION] Scientists should have a privileged position in government
'There should be a seat reserved for the academe in our legislative house. No, not a party list, and not a consultancy, but an actual seat reserved for experts.'
2019: PH explores unchartered territories in sciences
Here's a rundown of some of the most exciting and memorable scientific stories in the Philippines in 2019
National Scientist Teodulo Topacio dies
National Scientist Teodulo Topacio, known for his contributions to veterinary medicine, dies at 94
Duterte signs Balik Scientist law
'This law will address the lack of scientists in the country, so we can catch up with our Asian neighbors, which has more people working for research and development,' says Senator Paolo Benigno Aquino IV, author of the measure
#ThewRap: Things you need to know, May 15, 2018
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8 of the leading Filipino scientists who make us proud
Meet the 8 Filipinos who made it to the 2018 edition of the Asian Scientist 100 list
Roque says remarks on Benham Rise research misunderstood
The Presidential Spokesman claims he was referring to China, not Filipino scientists and researchers, when he said 'no one can do it, because, apparently, it's capital intensive'
Scientists' group refutes Roque, says local experts can do research in Benham Rise
(UPDATES) To utilize resources in Philippine territories, a scientists' group urges the government to support Filipino scientists 'instead of being servile to China in exchange for foreign aid'
Going the extra mile: How DOST’s bus bridges science teaching gaps
The Explorer Bus aims to encourage students around the country to appreciate science concepts by taking part in the experience of learning
5 things to make PH a better place for scientists
Here s a short wishlist from the Pinoy scientists themselves
Yes, you can slow down the speed of light!
A Filipino scientist in Scotland helps prove that it can be done even in vacuum
Why spend money on science? Answering the Binay question
To turn our back on science and technology will inevitably condemn our country to perpetual economic backwardness
