Category: Features
4 pseudoscientific arguments from politicians, debunked
Politicians are known for saying, claiming, and promising things. Lots of things. And while we’d like to hope that most…
Fr. Bienvenido Nebres: A transformative science and math educator
•Born on March 15, 1940, Fr. Bienvenido Nebres, S.J. paved the way towards transforming science and math education in the Philippines.…
Science policies to expect from the newly proclaimed Philippine senators
The winners of the 2019 Philippine senatorial elections have been officially proclaimed. Upon the shoulders of each new senator falls…
The Philippines will host an international science and math conference in 2019
•The Department of Science and Technology-Science Education Institute (DOST-SEI) will hold its first-ever Project STAR International Conference at the Philippine International…
This is loss
Kuya Twenty percent. Ina* held on to that number. It was her older brother’s chances of recovery. Twenty percent. One…
#AskFlipScience: What causes sudden headaches?
Welcome to #AskFlipScience, where we answer even the strangest, silliest questions with science! This week’s question: What causes sudden headaches?…
Elec-Sci-On 2019: Science advocacies of Otso Diretso
This 3-part series highlights the science backgrounds and advocacies of the senatorial candidates in the upcoming 2019 Philippine elections. Hey…
Elec-Sci-On 2019: Science advocacies of Hugpong ng Pagbabago
This 3-part series highlights the science backgrounds and advocacies of the senatorial candidates in the upcoming 2019 Philippine elections. Hey…
#AskFlipScience: Why are some people ‘night owls’?
Welcome to #AskFlipScience, where we answer even the strangest, silliest questions with science! This week’s question: Why do some people…
Dr. Encarnacion Alzona: Scholar, feminist, Filipina
•Born on March 23, 1895, Dr. Encarnacion Alzona was a pioneering educator and suffragist. •Dr. Alzona was also the first…
