Words and Photo by Henrylito D. Tacio` If there’s one fish that most Filipinos love, it’s none other than milkfish, or more popularly known as bangus (scientific name: Chanos chanos). The undisputed national …
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Samar teachers get “e-TURO” to make learning more accessible
By Allan Mauro V. Marfal Teachers in Samar are gaining new tools to make learning more accessible as the Department of Science and Technology (DOST) brings its e-TURO digital learning …
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Pinoy pride: Dried mangoes are headed for space soon
By Karl Jerome M. del Mundo If we send Filipinos to space, what will they eat? This is the question the Department of Science and Technology – Philippine Nuclear Research …
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Catbalogan City turns plastic waste into digital connectivity for a smarter, more connected community
By Claire Bernadette A. Mondares Engr. Exequiel Cabrigas presents the Eco-Connect project as it was officially launched at the Regional Smart Communities Exposition and Networking Engagement (rSCENE), held on October …
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Where the Earth Breathes Power: The Regenerative Story of Mount Apo’s Geothermal Power
By Henrylito D. TacioPhotos courtesy of Energy Development Corporation On a misty morning in barangay Ilomavis in Kidapawan City, a father told his son a story. He pointed to the …
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The Vanishing Catch: Where have all our coral reefs gone?
Words and Photos by Henrylito D. Tacio Fish and rice form the backbone of the Filipino diet—an everyday pairing so culturally ingrained that it is difficult to imagine a Filipino …
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AI May Help Close TB Detection Gaps in Rural Philippines, Ateneo Study Finds
By Henrylito D. Tacio Public healthcare in the Philippines continues to be out of reach for many Filipinos, especially those living in remote and underserved areas. High medical costs, shortages …
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The Grass of Hope: How Bamboo Could Transform the Philippine Economy
Words and Photos by Henrylito D. Tacio “Notice that the stiffest tree is most easily cracked, while the bamboo or willow survives by bending with the wind,” Bruce Lee once …
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Pisay new scholars 2026 were officially announced as the Department of Science and Technology–Philippine Science High School System (DOST-PSHS) revealed qualifiers and outlined plans to expand its campuses to two …
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Violent discipline Filipino children education outcomes are being put at risk, according to a study by the Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS), which found that children exposed to abuse …
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