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SRC celebrates Science and Technology Month with a series of events
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SRC celebrates Science and Technology Month with a series of events

Carolyn Rose Miller, SRC Cooperative Marketing and Communications Division Manager

The Scientific Research Council (CRS) will carry out a series of activities during November in commemoration of Science and Technology Month, which is recognized under the motto ‘Harnessing innovation in the application of science and technology for national development’ .

Carolyn Rose Miller, SRC Cooperative Marketing and Communications Division Manager, said the goal is to raise awareness and disseminate information about the application of science and technology in everyday life.

Activities planned for the month include Civil Service Week, Regional Exhibitions and Health Fair, which will honor public servants, on November 19; and Science in the Park, which will involve students, on Nov. 21. Both events will take place at Emancipation Park in St Andrew.

The 15th Annual Virtual National Health Research Conference will also be held from November 20 to 22 and will be hosted by the Ministry of Health and Welfare.

There will also be a shampoo making workshop at the SRC on November 30.

Meanwhile, SRC’s flagship event, SRC on Show, which will highlight the agency’s services and clients, will take place on November 28 at Hope Gardens.

Rose Miller noted that SRC on Show 2024 will be an extraordinary showcase of innovation, entrepreneurship and the SRC’s supportive role in facilitating the commercialization of Jamaican products and ideas.

“SRC on Show is interesting. It showcases our work with clients who we have helped take their idea from concept to market. So our customers tell our story,” Rose Miller said. online observer.

“We also expose the public to commercial opportunities and they can interact with our scientists, explore and exchange ideas,” he continued. “This year we have invited stakeholders along the value chain, from raw materials to packaging, labeling, business support and market access. “This way, outlets can see first-hand authentic Jamaican products that they can sell in line with their mantra of supporting the Jamaica brand.”