Robotics in DOST’s Science Week
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Department of Science and Technology (DOST) Undersecretary Rowena Cristina L. Guevara interacts with students from Philippine Science High School-Cordillera Campus during the Science and Robotics Interactive Exhibits at the National Science and Technology Week recently held at the SMX Convention Center in Pasay City. On display are a remote controlled vehicle (far side of the table), a color sorter (middle) and a sun tracker, all of which were created by the students. The color sorter has a possible real life application in agriculture, specifically for sorting ripe and unripe fruits. (Below) One of the students holds a flashlight above the sun tracker to demonstrate how it works. Always facing the strongest source of light, the sun tracker can be used in solar panels to maximize the sun’s energy. (S&T Media Service)
Searching for the stars
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A student tries out a refractor telescope used by DOST-PAGASA astronomers in observing celestial bodies. This telescope and other real-life weather monitoring instruments, high-resolution maps, interactive digital displays, and many more were on display at the 2015 National Science and Technology Week celebration from 24-28 July 2015 at the SMX Convention Center, SM MOA, Pasay City. (S&T Media Service)
Tsunami watch
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Students enjoy learning the concept of a tsunami through an interactive scale model representation displayed at the Disaster Management and Climate Change exhibit area during the opening of the Department of Science and Technology’s 2015 National Science and Technology Week celebration at SMX Convention Center, SM MOA, Pasay City. The weeklong celebration from July 24-28, 2015 highlighted the latest technological developments and researches in various areas of health, education, agriculture, industry development, small and medium enterprises, information and communications technology, e-governance and connectivity, and disaster management and climate change. (S&T Media Service)
DOST’s Council head dares Eastern Visayas academe to do more research
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Dr. Carlos Primo C. David, executive director of the Department of Science and Technology - Philippine Council for Industry, Energy and Emerging Technologies Research and Development (DOST-PCIEERD), challenged the Eastern Visayas academia as he administered the oath taking ceremonies of the new Eastern Visayas Consortium for Industry and Energy Research and Development (EVCIERD) officers.
EVCIERD is a consortium of universities in Eastern Visayas doing various research and development projects to further the development of the region through science and technology. The new officers is led by Eastern Visayas State University President Dominador Aguirre.
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