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At just nine years old, Warren Wade Casuga has brought home a first for the Philippines.

The pupil from Holy Infant Academy in Calapan City, Oriental Mindoro, made history after being named Absolute Winner in the Natural Science category of the VII Copernicus Olympiad Global Round held at Rice University in Houston, Texas.

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Filipino high school students from Tarlac and Masbate claimed the top prizes in a Southeast Asian science competition that tackled pressing problems the region is facing.

Standouts from the Tarlac National High School and Cataingan National High School in Masbate earned the Most Promising Young Scientists honors in their respective categories in the 14th Regional Congress of the Search for Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization (SEAMEO) Young Scientists held in Penang, Malaysia, from February 9 to 12.

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When a public school teacher in San Juan, Batangas, shared an open letter about her son's thirst for science, the message reached the right people. On Thursday, the Department of Science and Technology (DOST)-Batangas welcomed nine-year-old Javed Gage Felipe Magsino and his family to the Provincial Science and Technology Office (PSTO), offering the young learner a glimpse of the world he wants to build.

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When a public school teacher in San Juan, Batangas, shared an open letter about her son's thirst for science, the message reached the right people. On Thursday, the Department of Science and Technology (DOST)-Batangas welcomed nine-year-old Javed Gage Felipe Magsino and his family to the Provincial Science and Technology Office (PSTO), offering the young learner a glimpse of the world he wants to build.

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Filipino high school students from Tarlac and Masbate claimed the top prizes in a Southeast Asian science competition that tackled pressing problems the region is facing.

Standouts from the Tarlac National High School and Cataingan National High School in Masbate earned the Most Promising Young Scientists honors in their respective categories in the 14th Regional Congress of the Search for Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization (SEAMEO) Young Scientists held in Penang, Malaysia, from February 9 to 12.

Grant Name
Target Field
Award Amount
Grant Link
U-GO Scholarship Grant Program
Tech Fields
PHP 40,000 annually
DOST Research Grants
Filipino Inventors
Variable
Intellectual Property Office of the Philippines - Department of Science and Technology
Research and Tech Developers
PHP 100,000 incentive
Department of Science and Technology - Science Education Institute Scholarships
Science and Technology Programs
PHP 40,000 annually
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