Lynxter Gybriel Leaño In many cities, Artificial Intelligence (AI) still feels like a distant concept, something confined to tech companies or futuristic discussions about “smart cities.” But in one Philippine
Joey Marthyna Baldoza The Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) has raised its El Niño monitoring status from “watch” to “alert” after forecasts showed a 79 percent likelihood
Joemiguel Zydrik Magtagnob Sa pagbugso ng init ngayong Mayo, nagiging kanlungan ng karamihan ang mga “cold snacks” tulad ng halo-halo. Ngunit sa likod nito, umuusbong ang kahalagahan ng pagtuon sa
Habang patuloy na nagbabago ang panahon, isang hamon ang unti-unting nararamdaman na maaaring makaapekto sa tubig, pagkain, at kabuhayan ng milyun-milyong Pilipino sa mga susunod na buwan. Ayon sa Philippine
For millions of women, the arrival of a monthly period often comes with an unwelcome companion— menstrual cramps. Though commonly dismissed as a routine part of menstruation, the pain can
In a universe where nearly everything comprises matter, one anomaly stands out—antimatter. It is the mirror image of what makes up entire galaxies, planets, and life. Preserving it has long
Hannah Marie Caduada Sa gitna ng matayog na limestone formations ng Masungi Georeserve, isang halos hindi makitang nilalang ang nagbigay-liwanag sa saribuhay ng Pilipinas. Isang bagong subspecies ng microsnail na
Deryn Theone L. Hipe For years, we’ve been told to “expand our horizons” — and now, science is showing us how to do it on a national scale. Seeking to
After decades of relying on foreign medical tech, the Philippines is finally claiming its own narrative. A new wave of local scientists and engineers is upgrading the health sector with
Like many food trends, as one hype emerges, another loses popularity, but one thing remains—supplies of raw ingredients decline, and for purple yam or ube, this painfully becomes the truth.
