The properties of lambanog are largely determined by its chemical makeup. Changing its composition may not only alter its flavor but also increase the risk of alcohol poisoning.
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From studying industrial engineering in DLSU to leading a department, Dr. Charlle Sy’s life has been filled with unexpected opportunities.
Through ACCELERATE, high school students were able to get a glimpse of career paths in engineering, specifically through the programs offered in DLSU.
While the mountain ranges are capable of minimizing wind hazards, a new study reveals that they cannot always disrupt the momentum of a typhoon.
In partnership with the Institut Polytechnique UniLaSalle, the Department of Chemistry organized the first face-to-face DLSU-UniLaSalle student symposium last November 29 to 30 at Y509, Yuchengco Hall. With the theme One Earth, One Family: Co-Creating a Sustainable Legacy, the symposium tackled various environmental issues afflicting the Philippines. Guided by the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals…
AGSIKAP: Tagisan ng Talino returns on-site as they provide a platform for engineering students to showcase their intelligence and collaboration skills.
Cordyceps, the zombifying fungus in “The Last of Us,” is rooted in real science. Fortunately, though, it is not as harmful to humans and may even bolster people’s health.
Artificial intelligence is evolving and disrupting every industry. Three experts weigh in on its impact on mental healthcare.
Vibrant, captivating, and interactive, the NYSTIF drew large crowds of aspiring scientists and researchers.
A brewing climate crisis poses a threat to global coffee production, potentially turning a daily beverage into a high-priced luxury item.