Diane Joy Galos Scientists from the University of the Philippines Diliman announced that they created an artificial intelligence (AI) model to forecast rainfall from tropical cyclones. The study, published on
Danniell Domingo In Quezon Province, residents can trade plastic bottles for WiFi access through an innovative vendo machine, a project aimed at reducing plastic waste while promoting sustainability. With only
Daniel Piamonte Doctors and mental health professionals are definitely not paid enough for the expectations of being mind-readers who can easily understand the underlying conditions of their patients. With people
Juliana Isabella Landagan Paminsan pampalasa sa pagkain, paminsan pampalakas naman ng katawan. Umiiral sa social media ngayon na sa ilang kutsara lamang ng sangkap, maaari nang magamot ang mapanganib na
Rhoanne Angel Cabate What seemed like a distant future where lost voices can be restored thus changing lives for the better is now growing nearer than ever, as proven by
Ramsa Salajin When there is plant growth, there are invisible, skilled workers living in the soil right beneath a farmer’s boot. Pulling a plant out of the ground exposing the
Aging is an inevitable part of life, and the brain is often the first organ to show its toll. However, new findings suggest that brain decline may one day be
Refractive correction options have long lived to accommodate the optical needs of the public. Eyeglasses, contact lenses, and surgeries, you name it. But almost 40 years after LASIK was introduced,
To treat your immune system seems like balancing on a tight rope, but now, it can be a walk on the safest bridge. In a study published in the journal
May napatay ka na bang Philippine Tarsier dahil sa aktibidad mo sa social media? Alamin! Ang mamamayan ng Pilipinas ay may kapangyarihan upang magprotekta sa mga tarsier, o magsapanganib nito—hindi
