BEYOND THE LAB: Honoring Diverse Voices in Science
Diane Joy Galos and Stephanie Mae Nacional Science does not exist in a vacuum. For discoveries to matter, they must reach the people who need them most. This is where
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GREENER BEDROCK: Plant breeding remains vital to food security, says agri sector
Trojan Rey Genotiva As the reality of food insecurity and escalating hunger rates in the country leave millions of impoverished Filipinos in the murk, a steadfast push from the agricultural
PELIGRO SA YELO: Pagbabago sa klima, sanhi ng malakas na pagsabog ng bulkan sa malalamig na lugar
Angelo James Dela Rama Kilala ang kontinenteng Antarctica sa taglay nitong mga glacier o malalaking tipak ng yelo, ngunit buhat ng matinding pagbabago sa klima ng mundo, maaaring ito ang
READ THE SCIENCE, NOT THE HEADLINE: Don’t let the skim reaper kill your curiosity for truth
Dalem Roswell Sipin and Jerwen Kiev Del Cano Skimming headlines, the skim reaper leaves science bleeding in every scroll and in every click we make—with our ignorance as his power.
TRUTH UNDER THREAT: Attacks on journalists undermine access to scientific knowledge
Angelo James Dela Rama and Joey Marthyna Baldoza Behind the stories they publish, many science journalists in the Philippines risk being harassed, red-tagged, and even murdered—all for the pursuit of
READY, JET, GO!: Flying humanoid robot takes off to enhance disaster response
Elyza Dimaapi It’s not a bird, it’s not a plane—it’s a flying robot. In a real-life leap straight out of science fiction, robots similar to Iron Man are no longer
BAWAS KALAT: Nakitaang potensyal ng marine fungus sa pagbawas ng polusyon sa karagatan, kinumpirma ng Dutch scientists
Juliana Isabella Landagan Madalas na nakikita sa dagat ang mga lumulutang na uri ng plastik at iba pang basurang sumisira dito; hindi namamalayan, unti-unti itong nagiging pandaigdigang basurahan. Gayunpaman, may
HOPE, DEEPFAKED: Science journalism and the efforts against AI deception
Josiah Ian Bumagat and Natalie Andrea Ayo When Pandora opened her box, humanity obtained chaos and confusion. When we opened the internet, we added deepfakes and called it progress. To
Study says marine heatwaves are now hotter—and coral reefs may not survive it
Earl Axel Arabejo Climate change is no longer a distant warning but a force already reshaping our oceans, as a recent study funded by the Philippine Council for Agriculture, Aquatic
DEAF-INITELY A BREAKTHROUGH: Hearing restored by single injection in just weeks, study finds
Diane Joy Galos A single injection may now be all it takes to turn up the volume on life—literally. Researchers from Karolinska Institute, along with several Chinese institutions, reported that
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