Bridging the Gap: How Scientists Can Share Their Work
Scientific research often stays trapped inside laboratories. Dr. David Peralta wants to change that. He is the Editor-in-Chief…
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Ateneo Scientist Gains Global Editorial Roles
Ateneo de Manila University Associate Professor Dr. Janice A. Ragaza has received two major international appointments. She is…
A New Species of Box Jellyfish Can Help Save Lives
A new box jellyfish species wants to be discovered. A team of Filipino marine researchers attempts to study…
An Invention Could Lower Terahertz Antenna Device Cost
Scientists from the University of the Philippines (UP) have achieved a breakthrough that could make advanced technology more accessible. A new semiconductor structure has been developed by scientists from the University of the Philippines–Diliman College of Science (UPD-CS). This innovation promises to lower the cost of terahertz (THz) antenna devices. This invention addresses key technical and economic barriers to its adoption.
Shiny Alien Fish Threatens Laguna Lake’s Ecosystem
Ateneo de Manila University biologists recently confirmed the fish’s existence in the lake. The researchers conducted a thorough morphological analysis of a specimen caught in 2024. This isn’t just any fish; it’s the Barbonymus schwanefeldii, also known as the tinfoil barb. Its presence is raising serious concerns among scientists.
Filipino Researchers Integrate Microbiome Science into Architectural Design
Filipino researchers have developed a groundbreaking framework that integrates architectural design standards with urban microbiome research. Their research focused on the impact of ventilation and human occupancy on indoor bacterial levels.