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
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
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
Natalie Andrea Ayo Dubbed as the “Sugar Bowl of the Philippines,” the province of Negros Occidental shares a sweet story of sugar across the nation. However, this sweet industry has
Diane Joy Galos Goodbye biopsy, hello smart patch — now, a new nanotechnology innovation that collects molecular data from living cells painlessly might pave the way for faster and less
Jerwen Kiev Del Cano Sometimes, you really never know what comes inside your body. With the rampant consumption of industrial and consumer products that harbor various chemicals, our system often
Mark Aaron Balbin In the dense jungles of Zambales, one plant does not just survive on toxic soil — it thrives on it. Researchers from the University of the Philippines
Dalem Roswell Sipin Researchers from the University of California, Irvine, in collaboration with Japanese scientists, have transformed human urine into a valuable mineral that is used in bone and dental
Stephanie Mae Nacional Kapag nagkakaroon ng sunog, bawat segundo ay laban sa buhay ng mga tagapagligtas. Ngunit sa Makati, hindi na lamang tao ang sumusuong sa panganib—may bago na silang
Micah Jemimah Calahat Only a small portion of the deep blue has ever been explored; most of it remains a mystery. However, in the far depths of east Luzon, three
