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HARRISBURG — Keystone Wood Products Association — a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting the wood product industry via promotion, education, and workforce development — recently awarded the Lauchle Scholarship to

President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr. is pushing for more incentives to bring home more Filipino scientists so they could help address the impact of climate change and in the country’s development. Marcos gave the instruction to the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) during the Eighth Annual Balik Scientist Program…

In line with its commitment toward medical advancement and technology, Chinese General Hospital and Medical Center (CGHMC) recently unveiled its brand-new, recently acquired Da Vinci Surgical Robot. The highly advanced, robotic-assisted surgical system is said to enable doctors to perform many types of complex procedures associated with minimally invasive surgery…

DOST-FPRDI holds consultative dialogue on Flavors and Fragrances from the Forest Technology Program

Besides the balikbayan, who are Filipinos living abroad and visiting the country, we also have Balik Scientists. They are science experts from abroad who return to the Philippines for a short period, or permanently, to share their expertise to help in the country’s development.  There are currently 12 Balik Scientists…

The Michigan State University (MSU) Department of Forestry, in partnership with the Institute of Agricultural Technology at MSU, Muskegon Community College and Bay College, will soon accept students in the new forestry programs.

Six Selkirk College Storylines from 2021 Wrapping Up A Most Unusual Year at Post-Secondary It was a year of adaptation and acrimony. Shrouded by the weight of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Selkirk College community found new ways of working and being that squeezed every drop of creativity and resilience just to figure out a way to get by. As the region began to emerge from the

Six Selkirk College Storylines from 2021 Wrapping Up A Most Unusual Year at Post-Secondary It was a year of adaptation and acrimony. Shrouded by the weight of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Selkirk College community found new ways of working and being that squeezed every drop of creativity and resilience just to figure out a way to get by. As the region began to emerge from the