The Department of Science and Technology-Philippine Nuclear Research Institute (DOST-PNRI) has welcomed the House Committee on Ways and Means’ approval of a substitute bill seeking the creation of the Philippine Atomic Regulatory Commission (PARC).
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May 6, 2021 | 8:16 pm
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THE DEPARTMENT of Energy (DoE) and Department of Science and Technologyâs Philippine Nuclear Research Institute (DOST-PNRI) have rolled out a series of educational materials on nuclear science and technology to broaden public awareness and improve public perception on the fuel source.
The learning materials, geared towards high school teachers and students, consist of online booklets and videos, and modules for exclusive use in the DOST-Science Education Instituteâs Science Explorer Bus.
âIâm optimistic that through the projects⦠our youth will gain unbiased knowledge that would serve as a strong foundation before they proceed to higher levels of learning,â Energy Secretary Alfonso G. Cusi said in a taped message shown during the launch.
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Department of Science and Technology (DOST) Secretary Fortunato de la Peña, said that nuclear science and technology (S&T) continue to contribute in various developments in health, livelihood, public order, agriculture, and the future prosperity of the country.
“Nuclear and radiation applications have long since (been) proven instrumental in various applications. These include raising the yield of our crops, diagnosing and treating various diseases, and improving the competitiveness of our products,” the secretary said.
Several government officials and lawmakers underscored the significant contributions of various nuclear-related research and technologies, which improved the products and services in the medical and agriculture sectors during the recent celebration of the 48th Atomic Energy Week that kicked off last week.