Notable Filipino Scientists and Technological Advancements

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Who developed the antibiotic erythromycin?

Abelardo Aguilar

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What is Maria Orosa known for inventing?

Banana ketchup

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Who is recognized as the 'Father of Videoconferencing'?

Gregorio Zara

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What did Lourdes Cruz discover from Conus marine snails?

The toxic properties of conotoxins

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Who developed the Biotek-M Dengue Detection Kit?

Raul Destura

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What do the Banaue Rice Terraces exemplify?

Advanced engineering for sustainable farming and irrigation

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Name an indigenous plant used for treating ailments in the Philippines.

Lagundi, Sambong, or Tawa-tawa

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What was crucial for understanding the archipelago's geography during the Spanish Colonial Period?

Carta Hydrographica y Chorographica de las Islas Filipinas

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Which colonial period introduced refrigeration and canning methods to the Philippines?

American Colonial Period

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What is the role of the Philippine Nuclear Research Institute (PNRI)?

Nuclear research and safety

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What does the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) do?

Monitors natural hazards

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What does the National Academy of Science and Technology (NAST) do?

Recognizes and supports scientific achievements

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What ethical principle emphasizes informed consent and privacy in research?

Respect for People

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What ethical consideration stresses accurate data collection and transparency?

Honesty and Integrity

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What principle encourages technologies that improve lives and avoid harm?

Social Responsibility

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Why should innovations consider environmental consequences?

To promote sustainable technologies and minimize harm

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What role does international cooperation play in scientific development?

Essential for addressing global challenges and fostering innovation

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How do advocacy groups influence public policy?

Raising awareness about ethical issues and influencing research funding

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Define misinformation.

Unintentional sharing of incorrect information

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Define disinformation.

Deliberate spread of false information for manipulation

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hat is a benefit of online marketplaces?

Enhancing convenience through digital payments and personalized advertising

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Name a FinTech innovation.

Mobile banking or cryptocurrency

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How do digital platforms facilitate activism?

Making it easier for movements to gain traction and reach wider audiences

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How can AI-driven bots influence public opinion?

Amplify certain narratives and potentially sway elections

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What causes air pollution?

Emissions from fossil fuel combustion

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What are the effects of water pollution?

Waterborne diseases and ecosystem harm

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What are the solutions for soil pollution?

Hazardous waste management and sustainable farming practices

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How do greenhouse gases affect the climate?

Trap heat, causing global warming

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Why is transitioning to renewable energy sources critical?

Reducing emissions and promoting sustainability

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Name a renewable energy technology.

Solar or wind

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How do smart grids optimize energy distribution?

Utilize AI and IoT

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How does precision agriculture enhance yields?

Monitors crop health and optimizes resource use

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List a benefit of genetically modified organisms (GMOs).

Enhance crop yields and reduce pesticide reliance

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What is a use of biotechnology in medicine?

Insulin production through genetically engineered bacteria

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What ethical issue arises from genetic engineering?

Human cloning and designer babies

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What technology raises ethical dilemmas about altering human DNA?

Gene editing technologies like CRISPR

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What was the first artificial satellite?

Sputnik 1

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When did NASA first land humans on the Moon?

1969 (Apollo 11)

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What is the purpose of the James Webb Space Telescope?

Providing insights into the universe's origins

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What is a benefit of the International Space Station (ISS)?

Facilitates experiments in microgravity

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Name a key figure in the Apollo 11 Missions.

Neil Armstrong, Edwin \"Buzz\" Aldrin, and Michael Collins

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What is the ISS used for?

A microgravity research laboratory where scientific research is conducted in astrobiology, astronomy, meteorology, and physics.

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What is the focus of the Perseverance Rover mission?

Astrobiology and collecting samples for future return to Earth

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Give an example of a technological advancement that came from space exploration.

GPS technology or medical imaging

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What is the goal of NASA's Artemis program?

Establish a sustainable human presence on the Moon

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What is a consequence of biotech companies patenting GMO seeds?

Forcing farmers to repurchase seeds each season

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Name a regulation governing the importation and release of GM plants in the Philippines.

Department of Agriculture's Administrative Order No. 8 (2002)

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What is a risk related to biotechnology?

Risks related to biodiversity and ecosystem health

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What does cybersecurity involve?

Protecting systems and data from cyber threats

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Name a common cyber threat.

Identity theft, online scams, and malware

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What public health measures were implemented during the COVID-19 pandemic?

Lockdowns and the introduction of remote work and online education

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What was the purpose of the Bayanihan to Heal as One Act?

To provide financial support and resources during the pandemic

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What is the goal of health equity?

Ensures that all individuals have access to quality healthcare

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What was a key innovation of the First Industrial Revolution?

The Spinning Jenny

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What was the impact of mass production during the Industrial Revolution?

Lowering costs and increasing the availability of goods

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What revolutionzed transportation and manufacturing processes during the First Industrial Revolution?

Steam engine

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What did the cotton gin drastically improve?

Cotton processing, fueling the textile industry.

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Which revolution introduced advancements in communication, transportation, and energy?

Second Industrial Revolution

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Name an innovation of the Second Industrial Revolution.

internal combustion engine

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What led to rapid urban growth during the Industrial Revolution?

Mass migration to urban areas for factory jobs

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What challenges did the industrial revolution pose?

Urbanization also brought about challenges such as pollution, inadequate housing, and public health issues.

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What did increased pollution during the industrial revolution cause?

resulted in increased pollution and resource consumption, raising concerns about sustainability and environmental degradation.

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What does e-learning utilize to deliver education?

Technology

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What does synchronous learning involve?

Real-time interaction between instructors and students

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What does asynchronous learning allow?

Students to learn at their own pace

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What does blended learning combine?

Online instruction with face-to-face classes

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What are Learning Management Systems (LMS) used for?

The management and tracking of educational processes

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What does the digital divide highlight?

Disparities in access to technology, particularly affecting rural and economically disadvantaged communities

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How do actuators in robots function?

Like muscles, enabling movement and task execution

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Differentiate Narrow AI from General AI.

Narrow AI, designed for specific tasks, contrasts with General AI, which remains theoretical and aims to replicate human-like intelligence.

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How can the digital divide be addressed?

Addressing the digital divide requires collaboration between government, NGOs, and the private sector to create sustainable solutions.

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Which government initiatives aim’s to expand internet acess in underserved areas?

National Broadband Plan