HANDHELD HOPE: AI tech to strengthen PH’s flood defenses
Diane Joy Galos Almost 75 percent of the country’s 116.8 million people reside in areas at risk of natural hazards which makes the Philippines highly susceptible to typhoons, storm surges,
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Unli kape para forever young?
Mainit na kape sa umaga, iced coffee sa hapon—sa bawat lagok, gising ang katawan. Pero lingid sa kaalaman ng marami, sa likod ng sarap at sigla ay may posibilidad pa
Scientists reveal the deadliest cyclones during Habagat never even hit land
Tropical cyclones forming far from the Philippines, which travel northeast without making landfall, have been found to cause more rainfall in Luzon and Visayas, challenging the belief that only landfalling
Not all heroes wear capes—some are large metal machines orbiting Earth
What lurks in the dark ends of the atmosphere remains the hero of our modern life. Neither a bird nor a plane, but an artificial satellite responsible for communication relay,
DOST to focus on disaster resilience, create breakthroughs using AI
Some problems are so catastrophic that it pushes initiatives to utilize one of the most advanced technologies available—Artificial Intelligence (AI). The Department of Science and Technology (DOST) Secretary Renato Solidum
SABAYANG PAG-IRAL: Organismo, hinahamon ang kaalaman sa buhay at ebolusyon dala ang kakaibang katangian
Maituturing na nabubuhay ang isang nilalang kung taglay nito ang mga katangiang nagpapatunay rito. Sa kabila nito, isang tuklas ang yumanig sa nakasanayang depinisyon ng búhay. Nadiskubre ng mga siyentipiko
SILENCE IN SCIENCE: Overlooked STEM agendas in Marcos Jr.’s SONAs
President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. had outlined his vision of an innovation-driven Philippines in his previous State of the Nation Addresses — but three years under his administration, many of his
TAWILIS IN TROUBLE: Thomasian study reveals feeding shifts in endangered Sardinella tawilis of Lake Taal
Sardinella tawilis, the world’s only freshwater sardine, is found exclusively in Lake Taal in Batangas—a lake formed by a rare geological event: the collapse of a volcanic caldera. Once a
HIDDEN NUMBERS: S&T devt under PBBM admin shows illusive data
As Marcos Jr. assumed the presidency in 2022, there was a renewed push to harness the power of science and technology as a tool for nation-building—anchored on the initiatives of
CARBON CLEANSE: Agricultural liming answers to climate change, researchers say
Daniel Piamonte As cities choke on carbon smog and farmlands suffer under scorching heat, one overlooked farming technique is digging up fresh hope—agricultural liming. In the fight for a greener
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