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By Shane Rachel del Rosario


Two of the Department of Science and Technology - Technology Application and Promotion Institute’s (DOST-TAPI) in-house campaigns emerged as contenders amongst 90 unique entries from marketing industry leaders in the Marketing Excellence Awards. 

The Lunduyan Culminating Event bagged the Bronze Award in the Public Sector / Non-Profit Marketing Category, while the Shape the Future campaign was one of the eight finalists in the Public Relations / Communications Category.

By Shane Rachel del Rosario 


Filipino innovations took center stage at the global scene as the Department of Science and Technology - Technology Application and Promotion Institute (DOST-TAPI) was recognized for its participation in the National Science and Technology Fair 2024, August 16-25.

Held in Thailand, the institute received a recognition plaque from the Honorable Mr. Permsuk Sutchaphiwat, Permanent Secretary of the Ministry of Higher Education, Science, Research, and Innovation. 

Attracting approximately 200,000 visitors, mainly composed of students, the NSTF is Thailand's largest science and technology fair.  It aims to promote science and technology while showcasing the latest innovations across diverse fields, including agriculture, education, and space.

DOST-TAPI’s booth was able to catch the attention of several schools, with Thammasat Khlong Luang Withayakhom School purchasing five kits of one of the Institution’s featured innovations, Make-roscope. The invention also captured the interest of the China Science Center.