FILIPINOS can rediscover the Philippines while exploring science through Science Pinas, the first science-travel show on primetime TV.
Spearheaded by the Department of Science and Technology (DOST), Science Pinas officially launched on Feb. 13, 2025.
This unique program blends science and tourism, showcasing innovations across the country.
By combining stunning landscapes with scientific insights, it aims to make science more relatable.
Each episode highlights how advancements — from agriculture to marine conservation — benefit communities and promote sustainability.
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DOST Secretary Renato Solidum Jr. stressed the importance of making science accessible.
"Through Science Pinas, we are not just sharing science stories; we are sparking curiosity, inspiring change, and empowering viewers to see science as a tool for a brighter tomorrow," he said.
The 13-episode series explores various regions, featuring the Niche Centers for Research and Development (Nicer) program.
Highlights include the Black Garlic R&D Center in Ilocos Norte, Pili R&D Center in Albay, Potato R&D Center in Benguet, Queen Formosa (Pineapple) R&D Center in Camarines Norte, Tamarind R&D Center in Pampanga, Bamboo R&D Center in Bukidnon, and the Giant Clam R&D Center in Pangasinan.
Science Pinas airs on Saturdays at 9 a.m. on GTV and Double B TV, starting Feb. 15, 2025.
It will also be available on the DOSTv YouTube channel and simulcast on DZBB 594 kHz Super Radyo.