DOST-Science for Change Program

Happy Birthday, Usec. Leah J. Buendia!

Today, we celebrate a remarkable leader whose strength, wisdom, and kindness inspire us all. Your courage and grace in guiding us through challenges are truly admirable. May your day be filled with joy, laughter, and abundant blessings!

DOST-funded automated motorcycle repossession system launched

LOOK: Celebrating its 66 years in navigating the landscape of science and technology in the country, the Department of Science and Technology will continuously embrace challenges and create solutions for the pursuit of economic and social transformation.

We are the DOST — Providing Solutions, Opening Opportunities.

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LOOK: Celebrating its 66 years in navigating the landscape of science and technology in the country, the Department of Science and Technology will continuously embrace challenges and create solutions for the pursuit of economic and social transformation.

We are the DOST — Providing Solutions, Opening Opportunities.

We are .

DEADLINE TODAY! The 2nd Call for Applications of the DOST S&T Fellows Program ends today.

We need 33 S&T experts to be assigned in various DOST agencies. To check the list of vacancies with specific qualifications, see this link: https://tinyurl.com/2ndCallCY2024Scope

Don’t let this chance slip by—apply today at [email protected].

Join our growing team of experts!

33 S&T Fellows for our second Call for Applications this year. If you are someone who is passionate about research and development, this is your chance to be part of DOST.
👀See posters for more details or visit the DOST Webiste for the Official Notice of Vacancy. Kindly see link: https://tinyurl.com/2ndCallNoticeofVacancy

💡To know more about specific qualifications and scope of work, please visit here: https://tinyurl.com/2ndCallCY2024Scope

🤝Send in your application at [email protected] on or before April 26, 2024.

DOST Balik Scientist showcases biodegradable packaging and tech for seawater desalination.

Dr. Noel Peter Tan, a Medium-Term Balik Scientist of DOST PCIEERD presented his accomplishments during his Exit Report Presentation (ERP) at the University of San Agustin - Iloilo on 17 April 2024. His report entitled, "The Next Big Thing is Tiny: The Rise of Nanotechnology", Dr. Tan presented his contributions, particularly in the fields of nanoscience, nanotechnology, and chemical engineering.

The progress on his project on biodegradable packaging and membrane technology for seawater desalination program at the University of San Agustin was presented during the ERP.

Committed to furthering research within the country, Dr. Tan opted to repatriate and remain in the Philippines. Capitalizing on this opportunity, the University of San Agustin, again appointed Dr. Tan as the director for CANMEET.