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A Department of Science and Technology – Balik Scientist makes headway in drug discovery and development in the country by isolating antimicrobial compounds

An overseas-based scientist who returned to serve in the Philippines has made headway in drug discovery and development in the country after isolating antimicrobial compounds to be used in formulating new antibiotics, the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) reported today.

The Philippines' Department of Science & Technology (DOST) Fellows Program opened new slots to hire 33 Filipino experts to serve in the country instead of seeking opportunities overseas.

Find out more about the amazing Filipino scientist who came up with a cleaner fuel for cooking that could replace LPG. Filipino Scientist Discovers

Filipino scientists have, for so long, just worked in the background. To illustrate this reality, it is rare to see scientists honored by the government, praised on social media, or adored by the masses. Even with their groundbreaking achievements on foreign lands, they are not feted in the land of

Sen. Francis Tolentino appealed to the spirit of volunteerism and patriotism of Filipino scientists abroad in urging them to return and contribute to the country’s development.

A homeland security enterprise that can meet the threats and challenges of the 21st century requires the assistance and commitment of America’s educational system. Schools, colleges, and universities must focus on educating students and training professionals, while fostering innovation and planning for the future. More and more academic institutions are offering classes and degrees in issues related to homeland security. Partnerships between institutions of higher learning and the Department ...

Hauppauge, NY (PRWEB) September 09, 2022 -- Castle Connolly announced its “2022 Top Doctors,” a list that represents the top seven percent of doctors in the

Priority projects of the current administration on environment and technology were discussed during the Cabinet meeting presided over by President Ferdinand "Bongbong" Marcos Jr. on Tuesday, Aug. 30, Malacañang said. President Ferdinand 'Bongbong' Marcos Jr. (Photo courtesy of Malacañang) Pres

Scientists from Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar and Vietnam learned the skills to be agricultural technology and business entrepreneurs in a program implemented by ASU.