Author: Alexandro Villaruel

Treatise: Collateral damage flows deep as the seas bleed

While military aggression continues over the West Philippine Sea, those living underneath these troubled waters suffer the consequences.

The realities of resurrecting the extinct

While attempts at de-extinction bring science fiction to life, they risk overshadowing the urgent fight against modern-day extinctions.

Sowing the seeds of tomorrow: National Scientist Dolores Ramirez

In the male-dominated garden of STEM, National Scientist Dolores Ramirez is the central flower, blooming vibrantly and inspiring many.

Redefining Philippine healthcare with precision medicine

Precision medicine tailors diagnosis and treatment to each patient’s unique genes, environment, and lifestyle for a personalized healthcare.

Treatise: Weaving the fragments of queer realities in the digital prism

Digital spaces connect LGBTQIA+ persons for identity exploration. However, online hostility poses risks to safety and authenticity in self-expression.

James Dyson Award 2024: Digging deeper with Joseph Aristotle De Leon

Joseph Aristotle De Leon shares his digging quest to uncover the Earth’s depths with RAMUN, a real-time underground monitoring system that won the James Dyson Award 2024.