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DOST-FPRDI stands out in the 2017 DOST Intellectual Property Awards

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The DOST-FPRDI team poses with DOST Secretary Fortunato dela Pena (center).
The DOST-FPRDI team poses with DOST Secretary Fortunato dela Pena (center).

The DOST-Forest Products Research and Development Institute (DOST-FPRDI) was named the Best Institute for Registered Utility Model (UM) during the recent 2017 DOST Intellectual Property Awards. The Institute was cited for reaping the most UM patents among DOST agencies.

DOST-FPRDI helps develop green charcoal

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DOST-FPRDI helps develop green charcoal.
Top: Dried bana grass stalks ready for processing. Bottom: DOST-FPRDI’s Mr. Calixto Lulo and Engr. Amando Allan Bondad (center and right, respectively, in left photo) show Mackay’s Mr. Joseph Issifu how to use the drum kiln and manual briquettor.

Top players in the country’s chicken roasting industry may soon be using green charcoal to cook their famous grilled products, thanks to a Pampanga-based firm and technologies from the Department of Science and Technology’s Forest Products Research and Development Institute (DOST-FPRDI).

DOST-FPRDI training upcycles woodwastes

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DOST-FPRDI training upcycles woodwastes.

DOST-FPRDI training upcycles woodwastes.

  1. FPRDI lumber dryer fuels growth of local furniture shop
  2. FPRDI researchers join international pulp and papermaking training
  3. Global company hails DOST-FPRDI as an “export enabler”
  4. Bohol firm hits big time with DOST-FPRDI dryer
  5. Pangasinan firm sees benefits of DOST-FPRDI bambooo charcoal technologies
  6. Handicraft exporter says good-bye to molds
  7. DOST-FPRDI joins 19th International Botanical Congress
  8. DOST-FPRDI boosts help to indigenous groups
  9. DOST-FPRDI wood ID team supports preservation of century-old building in Iloilo City
  10. DOST-FPRDI dryer supports Los Baños entrepreneurs