Philippines expands digital governance drive to boost transparency
Andre Alfonso R. Gutierrez The Philippine government is ramping up its use of digital tools such as mobile applications and drones to…
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Philippines launches digital ‘tricycle’ booking app to modernise local transport
Authorities in the northern Philippines have introduced a digital ride-hailing platform for tricycles, marking a push to modernise…
Hamburg seeks to become a leading AI centre
Elan Castanares Following an Artificial Intelligence (AI) summit last September 16, 2025, leaders in business, science and the German government…
China’s Shenzhou-21 mission blends astronautics and rodent research
Maybelene Marcelino China's Shenzhou-21 mission is poised for launch, carrying a unique ensemble of space travellers: experienced astronauts and pioneering…
Philippines develops AI fact-checking tool to combat disinformation
The Philippine government has hailed the creation of an artificial intelligence (AI) tool designed to detect fake news…
New technology streamlines German grape harvest
In the renowned Moselle wine region of western Germany, researchers are testing an advanced vineyard technology that could…
Philippines trial geothermal-solar dryer to cut crop waste
Farmers in the central Philippines are testing a new eco-friendly drying machine that combines geothermal and solar energy,…
Albania turns to world’s first AI-generated minister to root out corruption
Vivien Bernardino Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama has appointed an unlikely new figure to rid his country of rampant corruption…
AI, ethics & the future of everything: Jason Bradbury reveals what’s coming next in tech
Newsjustnews writers Jason Bradbury, celebrated technology speaker, television presenter, and former host of The Gadget Show, has spent his career…
First wolf-dog hybrid found in Greece
Sandra Queiroz The Greek non-governmental organisation Callisto has announced the first confirmed case of a wolf-dog hybrid in Greece, near…
Philippines explores hydrothermal energy for agricultural processing
The Philippine government is urging regional partners to identify and map areas with hydrothermal energy potential, such as…
Ig Nobel Prize: When science makes us laugh and think
Levi Mora While the Nobel Prizes spotlight the profound, the Ig Nobel Prizes celebrate the peculiar.
Nobel minds, tiny molecules: Chemistry breakthrough that could save the planet
A future where we can trap harmful gases, harvest clean water from the driest deserts and even reverse…
Scientists locate mileage tracker inside the brain
Eleni Poulios Rats and mice have been used by scientists for neurological research for many years, and now, in a…
Science news: OpenAI, AMD announce blockbuster deal
Zdravko Yazhikov OpenAI and chipmaker Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) announced a colossal multibillion-dollar AI chip deal on Monday, October 6.
Fashion, but make it AI: Virtual try-on app Doji seeks to shake up online shopping
A new startup app is tapping into advanced artificial intelligence (AI) to create an immersive and interactive online…
Cambridge researcher says ‘lizard brain’ controls human consciousness
James Mario Ajero Philosophers and scholars have been debating for millennia the enigmatic nature and origin of the human consciousness, but…
PH farmers adopt science-based fertilisation method to boost corn yields
A farmers’ group in northern Philippines has begun adopting a science-based fertilisation method aimed at increasing corn productivity…
One-million-year-old human skull could change evolutionary theory
The evolutionary theory and specifically the question of how humans came to exist, is a topic that has…
Turkey eyes domestic production of SMA drug in 2026
Hyacinth Estrada Turkey is gearing toward self-sufficiency with plans to start local production of Spinal Muscular Atrophy (SMA) medicine next…
Singapore, South Korea sign health co-operation agreement
Hazel Camba Singapore and South Korea have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to boost co-operation in the health sector,…
Science news: Lab-grown teeth close to becoming a reality
Although some animals, like elephants or sharks, can regrow new teeth, humans are not so lucky - we…
Philippines introduces food safety technology to oyster farmers
Oyster growers and shellfish traders in the Philippine province of Aklan are being trained in low-cost food safety…
Next-gen defence innovations headline Turkey’s Teknofest
Turkey's flagship aviation and technology festival, Teknofest, has drawn a record number of participants in Istanbul this year,…