Tea leaves picked in the hills of Sri Lanka two centuries ago may hold the genetic key to saving the…
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New non-antibiotic compound could save dairy industry billions
A team of international scientists has developed a new, non-antibiotic compound to prevent bovine mastitis, a widespread bacterial infection that…
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Too few antibacterials in the pipeline – WHO
The World Health Organization (WHO) warned that efforts to address antimicrobial resistance (AMR) are falling behind schedule as evidence by…
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IUCN adopts motion to control global wild pet trade
The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) World Conservation Congress has adopted a landmark resolution to combat the escalating…
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AI can help fight corruption, strengthen healthcare
Artificial intelligence (AI) can be a powerful ally in exposing corruption, but without integrity, accountability, and political will, it will…
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UK-Philippine Partnership Unlocks a $20 Billion Opportunity in Waste Rice Straw
MANILA, PHILIPPINES – A new, commercially scalable “Rice Straw Biogas Hub” in the Philippines, funded by Innovate-UK, is poised to…
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Philippine businesses lag in AI adoption despite digital access—PIDS
Despite near-universal access to computers and the internet, Philippine businesses remain slow in adopting artificial intelligence (AI).
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PhilAAST celebrates scientific excellence, honors 10 researchers for outstanding contributions
The Philippine Association for the Advancement of Science and Technology (PhilAAST) honored 10 individuals from the scientific community for their…
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New blood test identifies treatable asthma in most patients
A new blood test could revolutionize how asthma is treated, offering a precise, effective, and affordable path to relief for…
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The Asian Compass recognized at PIDS media award
The Philippine Institute for Development Studies (PIDS) recognized The Asian Compass as one of the media publications honored for their…
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