Sunday, June 14, 2026

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Thomasian psychologist pushes research-based LGBTQ+ advocacy

IN RECOGNITION of his contributions to psychological research and professional association development, Thomasian psychologist Prof. Marc Eric Reyes has been named a Distinction Awardee...

Gaming consoles seen as low-cost alternative to neurorehabilitation

In a country where costly rehabilitation technologies remain out of reach for many patients, accessible tools such as gaming consoles could help reshape care...

How UST Science grew through a century of steady leadership

AT 100, the UST College of Science is looking back not only at a century of scientific instruction, but also at the steady leadership...

Weak global action drives PH toward severe climate risks by 2050

THE WORLD is heating faster than governments can act, placing climate-vulnerable countries like the Philippines on the front line of ecosystem collapse by 2050. For...

Campus switches off lights for Earth Hour 2026

THE UNIVERSITY joined Earth Hour 2026 on March 28 with a campus-wide lights-off activity organized by EARTH-UST in collaboration with the “ALERTOMAS” cluster of...

What to expect in the College of Science’s centennial celebration

THE UST College of Science will mark its 100th anniversary with a month-long celebration featuring academic forums, student activities, and international conferences from March...

New fungal genus named after UST mycologist Irineo Dogma

A NEWLY identified fungal genus now bears the name of UST mycologist Prof. Irineo Dogma Jr., placing the veteran scientist among the few researchers...

More than just sardines: Scientists uncover hidden fish diversity in Philippine waters

SARDINES and anchovies may seem like ordinary fish found in markets and on dinner tables, but scientists say they hide a surprising diversity of...

Ready for your digital twin? Experts weigh AI’s impact on humanity, nation-building

ARTIFICIAL intelligence (AI) holds the potential to aid the Philippines in disease prediction, water shortage forecasting, and development, a physicist and data science expert...

Dominican scientist pushes digital registry to speed up organ transplants

FRAGMENTED donor lists and outdated systems are slowing life-saving organ transplants in the Philippines, prompting calls for a digital overhaul of the country’s donation...