Benito Soliven, Isabela, is home to 1,209 hectares of banana plantations. Until recently, much of the banana plant was discarded after harvesting. Now, thanks to the Department of Trade and […]
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Pinoy Scientists Turns Metal Transparent
Filipino scientists have developed a revolutionary new method for making transparent aluminum oxide (TAlOx). This breakthrough uses tiny acid droplets and a small electric current. The process is much simpler […]
Discovery of Effective Radiation Shield from Volcanic Ash
In a groundbreaking study, researchers have unveiled a remarkable use for Taal volcanic ash. The team is from Ateneo de Manila University and National University-Mall of Asia Campus. This abundant […]
Filipino Scientist Makes Waves at Global Summit, Highlighting Philippine Earthquake Research
A Filipino scientist from the University of the Philippines (UP) made a significant mark on the international stage. This Filipino scientist embodies the Southeast Asia at the prestigious Global Young […]
From Trash to Treasure – Philippine Fish Skin Shows Promise in Treating Burns
A groundbreaking discovery from Ateneo de Manila University scientists is poised to revolutionize wound care, particularly in developing nations. Their research reveals the untapped potential of milkfish (bangus) skin. This […]
UP Diliman Physicists Crack the Code of Cold
The world of condensed matter physics operates at extremes, where temperatures plummet near absolute zero and materials exhibit bizarre behaviors. Think of superconductors or superfluids – substances that defy ordinary […]
Filipinos’ Key Barriers to Using Solar Energy
The Philippines enjoys abundant sunshine and faces high electricity costs. Despite these conditions, the adoption of rooftop solar power (RTSP) is widespread. However, high upfront costs and a lack of […]
Improved Sunny Day Forecast
Ateneo de Manila University and the Manila Observatory led an international research team. This team made significant strides in enhancing sunny weather forecasts in the Philippines. Their work directly benefits […]