Filipino chemists have invented an abaca-based non-woven fabric that can help save the environment from toxic pollutants and contaminants.
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Pinoy scientists develop organic glue from used tea leaves, tobacco stalk waste
A plywood glue organic mixture made of spent tea leaves (STL) and tobacco dust additives developed by the Department of Science and Technology-Forest Products Research and Development Institute (DOST-FPRDI) has reached another level of development as it enters the pilot testing stage of the new product. The new glue utilizing industrial waste products results in […]
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UST, UP Manila science students develop brain-computer, cancer treatment to aid patients
Science students from the University of Santo Tomas (UST) and University of the Philippines (UP) Manila developed medical aids for patients and won top science prizes for their research. University of Santo Tomas student Jay Patrick Nieles won the coveted Project of the Year prize for developing a brain-computer that aids locked-in syndrome (LIS) patients […]
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Illac Diaz, Liter of Light Develop Inexpensive Solar Lamps for Communities Without Electricity | Good News Pilipinas! TV Exclusive
Filipino innovator Illac Diaz and his Liter of Light team are creating inexpensive solar lamps made with Filipino technology to light up the Philippines’ and the world’s remote communities. Watch the Good News Pilipinas! TV Exclusive Interview with Illac Diaz to learn about the Filipino solar lamp, the inspiration, and the mission. READ the GoodNewsPilipinas.com […]
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Avatar’s Dante Basco to develop Philippine youth culture web comics into feature film
Dante Basco, the Filipino-American voice actor behind the characters of “Zuko” in “Avatar: The Last Airbender,” and “Rufio” in Steven Spielberg’s “Hook,” is now venturing into developing a feature film based on Filipino youth culture. Basco, reputed to be the first Filipino-American actor to make it to Hollywood, was the featured guest in ToyConPh 2018. […]
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