While most lifeforms on Earth needs light to live, this hidden world twists such narrative. During a deep water expedition in the Kuril-Kamchatka and Aleutian trenches of the Northwest Pacific
Just leisurely using the internet adds to one’s carbon footprint. In 2023, the average emission per person was 4.7 metric tons (Statistica). With more climate action from digital service providers,
Elyza Dimaapi Beneath the lights of a silent operating room, a woman lay awake—not dreaming, but living through a historic moment and guiding her surgery as Panay witnessed its first
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,
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
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
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,
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
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
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
