Pisay-DigiCert is an initiative led by the Philippine Science High School (PSHS) to enhance the security and management of student records using blockchain technology.
DOST-ASTI will collaborate with The BLOKC & Superteam Philippines on educational activities and explore how blockchain and Web3 can be used in local industries.
Once the initiative becomes successful, the DOST plans to integrate the chatbot into different government digital platforms.
Blockchain startup receives a grant from the DOST to pursue its digital signature solutions business.
A number of DOST research specialists across its different institutes are taking the department’s blockchain technology seminar program.
The TBI program aims to carry out an innovation mandate to support startups in developing products and services that utilize emerging technologies while promoting innovation by providing all the necessary resources and support.
Spear heading the effort in disaster preparedness and management on Philippine climate that are attributed to the weather, the five projects are implemented by the DOST-PAGASA.
Dr. Enrico C. Paringit, Executive Director of the PCIEERD-DOST said the department is enthused to have this collaboration, as well as BCB’s eagerness to share their expertise in blockchain technology, venture building, and local startup acceleration.
The Department of Science and Technology (DOST) Secretary reminded everyone that although emerging tech is a good thing, it can also bring potential risks.
