Ateneo opens 102nd COVID-19 NCR testing lab, but where does testing go from here
What we need is a more proactive healthcare system that allows even the poorest of Filipinos to get tested. With this kind of information, better and more inclusive contact tracing protocols can be enforced.
Thesis: From the field or lab to our own homes
The state of COVID-19 in the Philippines leaves many students with no other option but to continue their studies at home. For Biology and Life Sciences majors, completing their thesis studies—which usually involve field and laboratory work—in the middle of a pandemic is another challenge.
Why Wet Markets are Blamed for the Pandemic and Why They Shouldn’t Be
The Covid-19 pandemic has brought about a rise in communication, from information to misinformation. However, anything can be misconstrued by how it is portrayed in the media, wet markets are one such victim as it is primarily seen as the root of the virus.
Treading Through the Tides: Pursuing Marine Science in the Philippines
“When you see the sunset or the sunrise at sea, kahit pagod na pagod ka na, you tell yourself ‘this is what I want to do, this is what I want to be seeing’.”
Science Compacted
As Science gets more and more complex every single day, it is great if we take the time to appreciate these YouTubers who have devoted their time to share with us the knowledge that they have learned as they explore life.
A Look into the Development of Covid-19 Vaccines
Since the development of the vaccine was done in a record time, does that mean the vaccine was rushed? Does that make the vaccine unsafe?
Let’s stop the misinformation with reasons for the rapid development of the vaccine.
The New COVID-19 B117 Variant vs. Humans: How Is Evolution Working Here?
“It takes all the running you can do, to keep in the same place. If you want to get somewhere else, you must run at least twice as fast”.
The Science of Death: Dying, Decomposing, and Destiny
Death seems to appear as a loss of life, but quite contrary, I think, it is the release of life. It is not life no longer being there, but rather life being shared into other forms.
The Only Species as Resilient as the Filipino People
They have adapted to our tropical and typhoon-stricken climate. Time and time again, they have proven to not only survive, but even dampen the effects of typhoons along coastal communities.
Manila Bay’s White Sand: Is it worth the expense of our health?
The Dolomite Sand in Manila Bay has been a controversial issue in the Philippines ever since it aired on news. Its effects on the ecosystem is a scare, especially since its approval was not looked at in the long run.
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