Teens are now getting free therapy from AI
‘That doesn’t mean you owe them survival. You don’t owe anyone that.’ That was the advice an Artificial Intelligence (AI) chatbot gave to Adam Raine, a 16-year old from California,
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Marikina students bridge health monitoring, emergency response with AI-powered VitalBand
Deryn Theone Hipe and Diane Joy Galos As typhoons flooded streets and earthquakes rattled countless communities across the Philippines, three students from Marikina Science High School saw an opportunity to
Filipinos love rain baths because of childhood memories; science explains more
The rain after summer is a welcoming sign of a new season, a new climate to adapt to. But for Filipinos, it also brings back memories of their childhood, and
EcstaSEA: Scientists drug salmon to probe drug pollution effects
The uncanny reach of drug pollution now extends beyond humans to wildlife, where even fish are exposed to the chemical afterlife of narcotics. As these drugs contaminate the sea, aquatic
Sa hanging ‘unhealthy,’ ano nga ba ang nasa likod ng makapal na usok?
Ang kalangitan na dapat sana’y malinaw na tanawin ng pang-araw-araw na buhay ay tila natatakpan ng manipis ngunit mapanganib na ulap ng polusyon. Sa ganitong kalagayan, nananatiling hindi ligtas para
Researchers achieve world first by loading genome into quantum system
Scientists from the Wellcome Sanger Institute and partner universities achieved a world first after they loaded the full genome of the Hepatitis D virus onto an IBM quantum computer, a
Robotic Hand Orthosis para sa ‘stroke rehabilitation’ ng UP study, nakapagtala ng 86% ‘accuracy response’
Lynxter Gybriel Leano Bagong pag-asa sa stroke rehabilitation ang isang teknolohiyang kayang basahin ang galaw ng kalamnan. Nakapagtala ito ng 86 porsiyentong response accuracy base sa pag-aaral ng University of
PSHS-SRC researchers turn tiger grass into promising oil spill cleanup solution
Dexielyn Halog When oil spills reach Philippine coastlines, the damage extends far beyond the water. For fisherfolk communities, especially those who rely on daily catch for survival, it brings threat
PH eyes to ascend its first-ever liquid-fueled rocket at Cagayan in 2027
Jeo Angelo Ampis As children, rockets are often seen only in movies. But with an initiative to bridge the country’s gap in space technology, could that childhood curiosity finally become
Tested by NASA, Filipino students’ Double Gyroscope experiment reaches space
Jeo Angelo Ampis While the Earth slept beneath gravity’s pull, young minds soared thousands of kilometers high, far beyond the halls of their school. An experiment of third-year astrophysics students
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