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Pictures have been teaching doctors medicine for centuries − a medical illustrator explains how

As a practicing medical illustrator for over 30 years, I draw what can’t be seen and watch what’s never been done on a daily basis. And I teach my students to do the same. But what exactly does all of that mean, and how does it improve medicine?

ESG bonuses are on the rise: Are they improving sustainability or just increasing executive wealth?

An increasing number of companies are paying bonuses to executives in the pursuit of sustainability. Driven by an ever-growing focus on global issues, more than three-quarters of large, publicly traded companies in Europe and North America now use environmental, social and corporate governance (ESG) metrics when determining executive bonuses.

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DTI seeks P5 billion boost for MSMEs

The Department of Trade and Industry (DTI) is seeking an additional P5 billion for the Small Business Corp. (SB Corp.) next year as surging demand for financing pushes the government lender to expand its support for micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs).

Alphabet’s AI engine drives record quarter 

Alphabet Inc., the parent company search engine Google, is turning artificial intelligence into a powerful growth machine, posting a blockbuster second quarter as surging cloud demand, stronger search activity, and rapid AI adoption lifted revenues and profits to new heights.

Airbus advances hybrid-electric aviation tech with LEIA project

Airbus has launched the LEIA project, short for Large Scale Integration Demonstrator of Hybrid Electrical Architecture, to develop a complete hybrid-electric energy system for future commercial aircraft.

Clark Water rolls out El Niño plan boosting water security in Clark Freeport

Clark Water has put in place a comprehensive El Niño Mitigation Plan to secure steady water supply across the Clark Freeport Zone amid prolonged dry weather.
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