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How agentic AI is changing work

By Ludwig Federigan - June 27, 2026

SCIENCE COLLABORATION Executive Director Ma. Arlene Borja, CFO Chairman Dante Ang II, PhilSA Director General Gay Jane Perez, and PhilSA Deputy Director General for Space Science and Technology Marc Caesar Talampas.

PhilSA, CFO team up to engage youth, global Filipino experts in space science

June 27, 2026

Artificial intelligence won't replace humans, only their jobs, says IBM executive

June 27, 2026

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FEU Tech, codes itself into the AI era

June 27, 2026

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Why the seabed in Mindanao rose by two meters

June 20, 2026

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MAPPING THE PHILIPPINE SPACE ECONOMY (Left) A mock-up of the MULA satellite at the PhilSA office. (PHOTO BY AUTHOR) (Right) PhilSA Director General Gay Jane Perez. (PHILSA PHOTO)

PhilSA chief details roadmap for PH regional space economy

By Raymond Gregory Tribdino - June 20, 2026

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Searca says checking results matters in science and technology work

By Leander C. Domingo - June 20, 2026

This May 11, 2016 NASA TV frame grab shows the SpaceX Dragon cargo ship at the end of the Canada arm prior to release for departure from the International Space Station. / AFP PHOTO / NASA TV / HO

SpaceX Dragon returns to Earth with research cargo from ISS

By space.com - June 20, 2026

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Why earthquake-resilient structures flex

By Deriq Bernard - June 13, 2026

YOUNG INNOVATORS Southeast Asian students develop AI-powered agricultural solutions during the Agritechnica Asia Hackathon in Bangkok, demonstrating how emerging technologies can help farmers improve productivity, efficiency and resilience. SEARCA PHOTO

Young developers use AI to solve SEA's farming challenges

By Leander C. Domingo - June 13, 2026

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Marcos honors medal-winning PH robotics team

TIDAL TURBINE A bidirectional tidal turbine system developed by Dutch company Tocardo, called the HydroWing, harnesses the gravitational pull of the tides and waves to generate clean, predictable renewable energy. Since 2022 the company planned to install these device near Capul island in San Bernardino Strait in Visayas, but there has been no actual installation. It was designed to replace the diesel generators that currently power the small island town. PHOTO TOCARDO.COM

Could tidal energy power the Philippines soon?

By Raymond Gregory Tribdino - June 6, 2026

WAVE ENERGY The Sihwa Lake Tidal Power Station from T-Light Observatory. PHOTO By SHIWA CORP

Tidal power projects prove ocean energy can deliver

UNDERWATER KITE Years of development of underwater kites has led to more use cases of generating renewable energy from the sea.
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Underwater energy kites move closer to commercial utility

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Blue Origin explosion disrupts NASA’s lunar ambitions

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The rise of connectivity as a business tool, not just a tourist convenience

By Christian Nguyen - May 30, 2026

LUNAR MISSION (From left) Models of the Blue Origin Mark 1 Lunar Lander, Astrolab Crewed Lunar Rover, Lunar Outpost Pegasus rover, and the Firely Elytra Dark orbiter presented after a news conference to discuss Moon Base, a long-term lunar exploration. PHOTO FROM NASA/AUBREY GEMIGNANI

US lunar base plan announced after Shenzhou-23 launches

By Deriq Bernard - May 30, 2026

PEPTIDE PREDICTION Researchers from ISCAPE helps predict whether a peptide can kill or inhibit the growth of Escherichia coli bacteria. (IMAGE FROM SALAS ET AL., 2026)

UPD chemists develop AI tool for antibacterial peptide research

By Eunice Jean Patron/UPD-CS - May 30, 2026

TO THE MOON The Long March-2F rocket carrying the Shenzhou-23 spacecraft with three Chinese taikonauts on board launched from the Jiuquan Satellite Launch Center in northwest China on May 24, 2026. PHOTO FROM CGTN/CF

China accelerates space ambitions as Moon race enters new lap

By Deriq Bernard - May 30, 2026

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Southeast Asian innovators invited to develop AI tools for agriculture

By Leander C. Domingo - May 30, 2026

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"The Sacrifice of the Trojan Prisoners", a fresco dating from 330–310 B.C., is exhibited in the reconstruction of the François Tomb, an Etruscan tomb, at the Villa Giulia Etruscan Museum in Rome, Tuesday, June 30, 2026. (AP Photo/Alessandra Tarantino)

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New Audi Q7 debuts with hybrid diesel power and smarter safety tech

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Subtle exterior changes distinguish the hybrid model while preserving the Land Cruiser's familiar design. TOYOTA PHOTO

Toyota Land Cruiser HEV now available at dealerships nationwide

Residential investments preferred by prospective buyers. IMAGE FROM COLLIER PHILIPPINES

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Survey reveals strong return-to-office trend but rising hybrid adoption in Metro Manila

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The exteriors of Una Apartments Tower 2. PHOTO FROM ARTHALAND

Arthaland completes Tower 2 at Una Apartments Sevina Park ahead of schedule