N.S.T.W.: Celebration of science, tech, innovation from July 17 to 21

Thousands of visitors to the World Trade Center in Pasay City will participate in the 2018 National Science and Technology Week (NSTW) to be held on 17th July. The event scheduled for July 21 will be a pleasure for technology enthusiasts, Ministry of Science and Technology (DOST), major government agencies and hosts said on July 12.

Prior to the NSTW press conference being held at the hotel in Manila, the Science Secretary Fortunato T. dela Peña and a DOST official from a number of affiliates explained to the media members.

DOST organizes the NSTW every year to "clarify how important science, technology, innovation [STI] plays an important role in achieving national development".

In this year's edition, the weekly STI product and service celebration was held focusing on the theme "Science for people: innovation for collective prosperity".

In an interview with Richard P. Burgos, director of the DOST Information Technology Institute (STII), he quoted the difference between the past NSTW celebration and this year's edition.

"I think that this is the way we show or re-display our technology and development in research and development," he noted and recalled that last year's exhibition was done by industry It was.

He explained that this year he offered visitors experience such as the technology found in the house and the technology found in the school environment.

The four clusters have a technical interactive display developed by DOST and its affiliates and their partners.

As NSTW visitors enter the hall, they are welcomed by the technologies used in each of the four clusters, and you can see the impact STI has on their lives. Simulate how STI coordinates the ecosystem of community development.

As in the past few years, NSTW holds various forums such as up-to-date information on SME's technology upgrade program and community empowerment through science and technology.

Guests can learn how to watch movies, learn science career lectures, and how science journalism can pass lighting courses.

In accordance with the requirement of the announcement No. 169 of 1993, the NSTW held a celebration that honors S & T 's contribution to the development of the country every July. It is also seeking support from both public and private organizations to promote its sustainable development.

Burgos not only technologically oriented people but also everyone guarantees him the celebration of innovation of products and services, many of which are invited to people who are already being used or commercialized.

On 20th July, the Department of Science and Technology of Manila (DOST), using innovative vocabulary, experts taught knowledge and this week's SME and Startups Week (NSTW) as a week of national technology celebration I helped in between. Regarding the capabilities of the SME sector, since 2002 DOST has developed a small business upgrade program or small business to help SMEs increase productivity and competitiveness by providing technical and other forms of support and training Setup is being carried out. In this process, small and medium enterprises mainly engaged in food processing can move upstream of the value chain through products in domestic and foreign markets.

Thousands of visitors to the World Trade Center in Pasay City will participate in the 2018 National Science and Technology Week (NSTW) to be held on 17th July. The event scheduled for July 21 will be a pleasure for technology enthusiasts, Ministry of Science and Technology (DOST), major government agencies and hosts said on July 12.

This year's Ministry of Science and Technology (DOST) will host a celebration on the theme "science for science" at the World Trade Center from 11th to 15th July. How to improve your life. In addition to the main exhibitions, Filipinos are also holding forums, career lectures, and science news seminars organized by the Philippine Trade Training Center. PHL - Microsat will use this event to highlight the public release of science and technology (S & T) to attract and educate the general public of the first microsatellite Diwata - 1 in the Philippines.