Education, Health & Science
Study unveils ‘enzyme hijacking’ strategy for smarter drugs
A new study highlights an emerging class of drug design that could sharpen the fight against infections, cancer, and neurological diseases by turning the body’s own chemistry against itself.
Tiny night primate survives city life in Tacloban
If you think city life is stressful, try being a wide-eyed, bug-eating primate barely the size of a fist, living next to roads, construction, and the occasional chainsaw. Meet the Philippine tarsier, now confirmed to be quietly surviving in the middle of urban Tacloban.
Deadline extended for nurse, careworker jobs in Japan
The Japanese government has extended the application deadline for nurses and careworkers applying to work in Japan under the Japan-Philippines Economic Partnership Agreement (JPEPA). Interested applicants now have until April 24, 2026 to submit their requirements.
Globe Business launches real-time data platform to boost AI in PH firms
Globe Business has introduced a new Managed Data Streaming Platform in partnership with Confluent to help Philippine companies improve their use of artificial intelligence (AI).
Tiny water fern could power farms, fuel future
It looks like pond scum. It behaves like a green superhero.
