By Khezyll Galvan PHOTO: Good News Pilipinas As the knowledge and time progress, the size of technology shrinks although its capability level increases – stated by one of the engineers
By Xy Aldrae Murillo PHOTO: DOST-TAPI For most cases, microscopic objects are overlooked, underappreciated, and seen as literally “small things.” The idea that a cell is the smallest unit of
By Karl Andrei Luarez PHOTO: Adobe Stock A report published by Aymé, S. showed that three in 50,000 people at some point in their life contract a monogenic disease which
By Lhowrence Asis PHOTO: Grist.com As the world battles through the on-going COVID-19 pandemic, we are set to face another threatening concern: air pollution. In a recent study conducted by
Ni Jhennisis Valdez PHOTO: Manila Bulletin Wala nang masasabihan ang mga guro na “parang kinahig ng manok ang sulat mo,” salamat sa DOST. Itabi mo ma’am at sir ‘iSULAT’ ko
By Jennylou Canon PHOTO: Wild About Beauty The field of Science and Technology today has been more inclusive than ever, with various scientists working together regardless of their genders. In
By Cid Campos PHOTO: NASA/JPL-Caltech Of the various exoplanets discovered, 30% are gas giants like Jupiter and Saturn, 31% are super-Earths, and 35% are Neptune-like. Only a mere 4% of
By Bea Jane Serna PHOTO: CNN HIV (human immunodeficiency virus), the cause of the fatal disease AIDS, was once considered to be a death sentence. In the course of time,
By Carlos Manuel Eusoya PHOTO: Atom Pinoy It has been almost two years since the first lockdown in the country, but COVID-19 still continues its relentless spread. Doctors, nurses, health
By Jennylou Canon PHOTO: Futurism Have you ever thought of the possibility that a parallel universe version of yourself exists in this vast universe? University of Cambridge Evolutionary Palaeobiologist Simon
