by Anjel Zhayra Asiquia and Jhon Mark Frigillana Series Note: This article is part of the STEM Link Up Awards series, showcasing student submissions recognized by STEM Warriors Club and awarded a cash prize. For their featured output, Anjel Zhayra Asiquia and Jhon Mark Frigillana chose to focus on air pollution by looking at one of the environmental issues closely connected to it: deforestation. Their video reminds viewers that forests do more than provide oxygen. They also p

by Russell Jade Tan from Don Bosco Technical Series Note: This article is part of the STEM Link Up Awards series, showcasing student submissions recognized by STEM Warriors Club and awarded a cash prize. For his featured output, Russell Jade Tan explores how 3D modelling brings design ideas closer to reality. His video introduces tools like SketchUp and SolidWorks, showing how students can use them to create digital models that are easier to study, adjust, and improve before

by Aella Concepcion Series Note: This article is part of the STEM Link Up Awards series, showcasing student submissions recognized by STEM Warriors Club and awarded a cash prize. Here's what the author had to say about their work: Bioinformatics shows how biology, computer science, programming, mathematics, and data science can work together to solve real-world scientific problems. By using tools like R, Python, machine learning, and data analysis, researchers can study DNA s

Series Note: This article is part of the STEM Link Up Awards series, showcasing student submissions recognized by STEM Warriors Club and awarded a cash prize. Presented with various social justice issues, our student-participants at the General Santos City Link Up tested their data visualization and storytelling skills when they created the following infographics. Students chose from the following topics: DTI’s P500 Noche Buena budget; Can You Survive on Minimum Wage?; How Mu

Series Note: This article is part of the STEM Link Up Awards series, showcasing student submissions recognized by STEM Warriors Club and awarded a cash prize. In our General Santos City Link Up, four groups of students chose to create an infographic explaining a math principle. Each group received personalized feedback on their work from Dr. Debbie Verzosa. Among the concerns were insufficient details and potential misinformation. The infrographic on Area Formulas was recogni

by Sunshine S. Duran and Lady Marie Dorothy Cuadra from Bohol Island State University Series Note: This article is part of the STEM Link Up Awards series, showcasing student submissions recognized by STEM Warriors Club and awarded a cash prize. Here's what the authors had to say about their work: We chose this output because it captures the heart of programming — the beauty of repetition with purpose. This simple loop shows how computers can think in patterns, just like us, a

by Jan Lea C. Aurestila, Leizyl B. Clavite, and Jhenica Jane R. Pagon of Bohol Island State University Series Note: This article is part of the STEM Link Up Awards series, showcasing student submissions recognized by STEM Warriors Club and awarded a cash prize. This project was completed by a three-person team, where Jan Lea Aurestila was the lead designer, Leizyl Clavite served as the researcher, and Jhenica Jane Pagon served as the editor and reviewer. Roughly translated to

by Jiemuel Cabacoy from Bohol Island State University Series Note: This article is part of the STEM Link Up Awards series, showcasing student submissions recognized by STEM Warriors Club and awarded a cash prize. Here's what the author had to say about STEM and his work: I’m Jiemuel Cabacoy, a 21-year-old 3rd-year Computer Science student and DOST scholar from BISU-Bilar Campus, originally from Inaghuban, Pilar, Bohol. I’m passionate about the STEM field because I love how te