As she prepares to retire after 36 years with Seiko Epson Corporation, Kusama Masako reflected on a career that saw her rise from product management roles in Japan to becoming the first female president of Epson Philippines in 2022.
Filipino students from Rizal Technological University (RTU) successfully saw their space experiment carried out aboard the International Space Station (ISS) after it was performed by a National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) astronaut as part of an Asia-Pacific microgravity competition.
Researchers from the University of the Philippines Diliman – College of Science (UPD-CS) have created an artificial intelligence (AI) tool to help accelerate the search for new antibacterial treatments amid rising global concerns over antimicrobial resistance (AMR).
The Canon Photomarathon returned on April 18 at the BGC Amphitheater after a seven-year hiatus, drawing more than 1,200 participants to a day-long photography and video competition.
The Philippines marked on April 27 a decade since the deployment of Diwata-1, the country’s first locally built satellite, with officials pointing to expanded use of space-based data in disaster response and environmental monitoring.
DOST "Balik Scientist" Janella Mae R. Salamania has been working to enhance local research and development (R&D) capacity in thin films, a key component in electronics manufacturing.
Artificial intelligence (AI) adoption in the Philippines is accelerating, with around 250,000 organizations now using the technology, but a shortage of digital skills continues to pose a major challenge, according to speakers at a recent media briefing organized by AWS Philippines.
An archaeology project at Ateneo de Manila University is using robotics and machine learning to improve how excavations are conducted, shedding new light on early human activity in the Philippine archipelago.
A Facebook post by online news site Bilyonaryo discussing a possible leadership change at the Department of Information and Communications Technology (DICT) was quickly swarmed by suspected troll accounts posting coordinated comments defending DICT secretary Henry Aguda.
Despite the growing power of computers, machines still struggle to learn visual tasks as easily as humans do, according to a computer scientist who spoke at a recent lecture at Ateneo de Manila University.
