DOST-SEI Director Jayeel Cornelio sheds light on the processes and policies that shape the country’s most coveted STEM scholarship.
Author: Linus Carl Perdon
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The art of dread
Modern horror games have the potential to significantly redefine the way we understand grave mental health issues.
As DOST scholars pursue their dreams of becoming scientists, they must also overcome the pressure of grade requirements and delayed stipends.
While teaching STEM in English aligns the country with global standards, science may lose its meaning for those who primarily use Filipino.
In his debut book, Gabriel Rayo encourages budding programmers to think creatively through the use of technology.
Quantum technology advances rapidly in the Philippines, driving innovative solutions to complex problems through research and education.
The rise of proprietary software threatens user freedom and privacy, making Free and Open Source Software vital for digital rights.
As generative AI permeates academia, doubts overshadow integrity. In this, DLSU adapts to balance innovation with honesty and ethical use.
Rising sea levels threaten sinking nations like Tuvalu, forcing its people to preserve their culture from physical lands to the digital cloud.
Queer ecology challenges the binary way of thinking, offering a fluid perspective in addressing environmental issues like the climate crisis.