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WEAVING CHEMISTRY INTO TEXTILE INNOVATION: DOST-PTRI PARTICIPATES IN THE 38TH PCC
By: Ceazar Andrei V. Mendoza
Technology Transfer, Information, and Promotion Staff
The Department of Science and Technology - Philippine Textile Research Institute (DOST-PTRI) joined the 38th Philippine Chemistry Congress (38PCC) and the 2024 International Conference on Chemistry (IC2) at the SMX Convention Center, Davao City on July 24, 2024. Director Julius L. Leaño, Jr. led the delegation, highlighting DOST-PTRI's commitment to advancing chemistry and the Philippine textile sector through collaboration with various partners.
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DOST-PTRI JOINS THE HANDA PILIPINAS: VISAYAS LEG
By: Ceazar Andrei V. Mendoza
Technology Transfer, Information, and Promotion Staff
With the theme, "Enhancing Visayas' Resilience through Science, Technology, and Innovation", DOST-Philippine Textile Research Institute participates in the 2024 HANDA Pilipinas-Visayas: Innovations in Climate and Disaster Resilience Nationwide Exposition at the Mediterranean Hall, Waterfront Cebu City Hotel.
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FIT CHECK! TAKE A LOOK AT THE DOST SECRETARY’S OUTFIT FOR THE 2024 SONA
By: Ceazar Andrei V. Mendoza
Technology Transfer, Information, and Promotion Staff
Dr. Renato U. Solidum, Jr., Secretary of the Department of Science and Technology (DOST), made a striking appearance at this year's State of the Nation Address (SONA) wearing a "Sampaguita sa Seda" Barong Tagalog, a garment crafted entirely from Philippine Silk.
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THE MAGDALENA GAMAYO “INUBON A SABONG” IS NOW PART OF THE DOST-PTRI MAP OF PHILIPPINE WEAVES
By: Ceazar Andrei V. Mendoza
Technology Transfer, Information, and Promotion Staff
Today, as a tribute to Magdalena "Nana Daleng" Gamayo's upcoming 100th birthday, the Department of Science and Technology - Philippine Textile Research Institute (DOST-PTRI) held a ceremonial marking of her inabel fabric at the Map of Philippine Weave located at the Institute's TELA Gallery.
