The Rising Issue of Car Dependency

The issue of car dependency is not confined to an individual scale: a person choosing to use their car is not a problem in itself, but rather when millions of people choose to do so. As a result, unforeseen consequences came and became prevalent, with some more obvious than others.

Plastic Pollution: A Surprising Solution

Upon the implementation of this system, it will further stimulate a national effort towards an increased importance on plastic waste reduction, therefore contributing to the resolution of the country’s prevailing plastic issue

The Great Barrier in Peril

Lauded by former President Rodrigo Duterte as the “last resort of solving Metro Manila’s dwindling water supply”, one such project has gained both notoriety and traction: the New Centennial Water Source Kaliwa Dam Project (NCWS-KDP), or simply put the construction of Kaliwa Dam.

Citizen Scientists: All for One and One for All

Become a citizen scientist! Learn more about events being conducted around the world to gain more biodiversity documentation in different areas with the help of the public, researchers and scientists.

Unwinding DNA Replication and Gender Norms

You might have heard of the name “Okazaki” in one of your biology classes. Does “Okazaki fragments” sound familiar? Well, we have Dr. Tsuneko Okazaki and Dr. Reiji Okazaki to thank for discovering these essential biological fragments.

A Deadly Disease, A Determined Mind

Just as there are various cancer treatments, there are different methods on how to diagnose it as well.

A Woman in a Man’s World

Research is a fundamental part of advancing existing technology. Without this, much of what we know and use today would not exist. In a man’s world, there is one woman that was able to change the tides of the medical community at large: Tu Youyou.

Wildlife Crossings: Bridging the Gap between Wildlife and Public

Wildlife crossing combined with fencing that guides animals under or over highways reduce around 85 to 95 percent of collisions. It was first conceptualized and developed in France during the 1950s and was later adapted in the Netherlands where more than 600 crossings have since been constructed.

A Journey in the Wild and What Happens After

Wildlife tourism allows us to view and interact with nature in all its majesty, but it has consequences we need to consider. As much as we want to experience the world, it is still our duty to preserve it.

A Peek at the Life of a Beetle

While there are many insects that may be utilized as bioindicators, there is one group that serves as excellent indicators of the health of a terrestrial ecosystem. This is the group Coleoptera where one can find many species of beetles.