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SMART Club- Science, Math, Research, and Technology, Roxas (2026)

20/09/2026

Threatened Marine Life of the Philippines🌊

-Our Seas, Their Home, Our Responsibility. -

🐚 Why Marine Biodiversity Matters?
-Our seas provide habitats for countless species and support food, livelihoods, and coastal communities. Protecting marine ecosystems also means protecting the communities that depend on them.

🌊 What Can We Do?
- Reduce plastic and properly dispose of waste.
- Never disturb marine wildlife or their nests.
-Never collect protected marine wildlife.
- Protect mangroves, seagrass, and coral reefs.
- Share reliable information about marine conservation.

“Our seas are more than water—they are homes to life worth protecting.” 🌊💙

🖼️&✍🏻: Koulyn Galacgac/President

19/09/2026

🔬✨ Scientist of Faith | Blaise Pascal ✝️📖

Blaise Pascal was a brilliant mathematician, physicist, and philosopher whose discoveries in mathematics and science helped shape the modern world. He is known for Pascal’s Triangle, his work on probability, and his studies on fluid pressure and atmospheric pressure.

Beyond his scientific achievements, Pascal was also a man of deep Christian faith. He explored the relationship between faith, reason, and truth, showing how his pursuit of knowledge was closely connected to his belief in God.

His life reminds us that we can use both reason and faith to discover, understand, and appreciate the wonders of creation. 🌎💡

Keep discovering the wonders of creation!

✍🏻: Koulyn Galacgac

02/09/2026

🔬🏆 A milestone worth celebrating! 🏆🔬

Congratulations to Keisha Ysabelle P. Carbonell for successfully qualifying as a Division Science and Technology Fair (DSTF) Qualifier in the Physical Science – Individual Category! 🎉✨

A special appreciation to Sir Joji Victoriano, whose guidance, dedication, and support have been instrumental throughout this journey.

From the Sci-Math Club, we are proud of you!

24/08/2026

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, HANS KREBS! 🔬

On this day in 1900, renowned German-British biochemist Hans Adolf Krebs, widely known for discovering the Krebs Cycle, was born. His groundbreaking research revealed how cells produce energy from nutrients through a series of chemical reactions.

In 1953, Krebs was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for his discoveries concerning intermediary metabolism. His work became fundamental to our understanding of cellular respiration and energy production.

Hans Krebs' legacy continues to inspire scientists and reminds us of the remarkable processes happening within every living cell.

✍🏻 :Koulyn Galacgac

23/08/2026

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, ALBERT CLAUDE!!

On this day in 1899, renowned Belgian-American cell biologist Albert Claude, often called a "Pioneer of Cell Biology," was born. He revolutionized the study of cells by developing techniques that allowed scientists to separate and examine their internal structures, including mitochondria and ribosomes.

In 1974, Claude was awarded the Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine for his groundbreaking discoveries concerning the structural and functional organization of the cell.

Albert Claude's work helped open a new era in cell biology and continues to influence our understanding of how cells function.

✍🏻 :Koulyn Galacgac

15/08/2026

KUDOS TO OUR FUTURE SCIENTISTS!

Warmest congratulations to our brilliant student researchers who joined the 2026 LD5 Science and Technology Fair at Burgos National High School!

2026 LD5 Science and Technology Fair — Results

Airone Dave G. Pascual — Life Science – Individual Champion
Pream Lhiane Ace Soriano — Robotics – Individual, 4th Place
Keisha Ysabelle P. Carbonell — Physical Science – Individual Champion
Efreil Joy M. Linda — Innovation Expo – Individual, 3rd Place
Angel Sabina A. Calma, Rianne N. Santiago and Gian Carlo M. Graycochea— Physical Science – Team, 4th Place
Jane Garcia, Mia Valdez and Remiel Tique — Innovation Expo – Team, 5th Place
Koulyn Princess C. Galacgac, Aubrey L. Santos, and Maia Nadine A. Parotina — Life Science – Team, 3rd Place
Justice Fey P. Menor, Jhelai R. Ramiscal and Ghie Anna Aqeisha A. Cosme— Mathematics & Computational Science – Team, 2nd Place
Sean Daryl A. Dictado, Felix Noah Kintana and Claive Sibunal— Robotics – Team, 4th Place

Truly, we are proud of their courage and great work they have done for us all along.

Here's to their curious minds and hard work that they have done in order to fulfill their goal, and here's to their bright future ahead!

We extend our sincere gratitude to our committed coaches Sir Christian Julian, Sir Joji Victoriano, Ma'am Maria Rosario Espiritu,? Ma'am Crishia Racca, Ma'am Rodamel Dumlao, Ma'am Jade Quilang, Sir John Amiel Gaspar, and Ma'am Girley Alcantara for their invaluable guidance, patience, and steadfast support, as well as to our School Principal, Dr. Elsa S. Ringor, for her constant encouragement and dedication to advancing our students’ pursuit of excellence in science and technology.

Once again, congratulations to our young researchers and their coaches for representing Roxas Stand-Alone Senior High School with distinction. May you continue to explore new frontiers, innovate with purpose, and bring further honor to our institution!

14/08/2026

HAPPY BIRTHDAY HANS CHRISTIAN ØRSTED!! ⚡ 🧲

On this day in 1777, renowned physicist and chemist Hans Christian Ørsted, widely known as the Father of Electromagnetism,was born. He is best remembered for discovering that electric currents can generate magnetic fields, a breakthrough that established the connection between electricity and magnetism.

Ørsted's discovery became the foundation for many modern technologies, including electric motors, generators, and telecommunications. His work transformed the field of physics and paved the way for future scientific innovations.

Hans Christian Ørsted's legacy reminds us that a single discovery can forever change our understanding of the natural world.

✍🏻 :Koulyn Galacgac

04/08/2026

🌿🏞️ Philippine National Parks & Protected Areas 🇵🇭

The Philippines is home to breathtaking national parks and protected areas that safeguard our forests, mountains, rivers, and seas. These natural treasures provide habitats for countless endemic species and play a vital role in maintaining ecological balance.

This month, discover some of the country's remarkable protected areas:
🏞️ Fuyot Spring National Park
⛰️ Mt. Pulag Protected Landscape
🌋 Mt. Arayat Protected Landscape
🌊 Tañon Strait Protected Seascape

Every protected area is a promise to preserve our rich biodiversity for future generations. Together, let's protect these natural wonders by respecting wildlife, practicing responsible tourism, and supporting conservation efforts.

💚 Protect Nature Today, Preserve Tomorrow.

✍🏻: Koulyn Galacgac
🖼️: Koulyn Galacgac

31/07/2026

‎HAPPY BIRTHDAY TO Stephanie Kwolek
‎
‎Born: (July 31, 1923), a pioneering Polish-American chemist famous for inventing Kevlar, a lightweight synthetic fiber that is five times stronger than steel pound-for-pound. she made this breakthrough discovery in 1965 when her unusual liquid crystal solution yielded unprecedented tensile strength and rigidity.

Stephanie Kwolek (born July 31, 1923, in New Kensington, Pennsylvania, U.S.—died June 18, 2014, in Wilmington, Delaware) was an American chemist and a pioneer in polymer science, whose work resulted in the invention of Kevlar, an exceptionally tough material commonly used in bullet-resistant vests.

Kwolek's father worked in a foundry and died when she was only 10, leaving her mother to raise her and her brother alone. She obtained her Bachelor of Science degree in chemistry in 1946 from the Carnegie Institute of Technology (now known as Carnegie Mellon University) in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. With aspirations of attending medical school in the future, she accepted a position as a laboratory chemist in the rayon division at the DuPont Company in Buffalo, New York, just as DuPont was introducing nylon.

Though Kwolek’s contributions received little recognition at DuPont, she won many awards from professional and cultural organizations outside of the company. She was inducted into the National Inventors Hall of Fame in 1995, received the National Medal of Technology in 1996, and was awarded the Perkin Medal, by the Society of Chemical Industry just one year after that. In 2003 she became a member of the National Women’s Hall of Fame.

Stephanie Kwolek did not write a standard speech or essay with official "closing remarks," but she frequently concluded reflections on her invention of Kevlar by emphasizing the deep human impact and satisfaction of her work.

✍🏻: Ezzekiel Andrei Curameng

27/07/2026

Happy Birthday, Sir George Biddell Airy!

Today, we celebrate the birth of Sir George Biddell Airy (July 27, 1801), an English mathematician and astronomer whose work helped shape modern science.

As the Astronomer Royal of the United Kingdom for over four decades, Airy made significant contributions to astronomy, mathematics, geodesy, and optics. He refined astronomical observations, improved scientific instruments, and described the Airy disk—the diffraction pattern that explains the limits of optical resolution in telescopes and microscopes. His work continues to influence astronomy, physics, and engineering today.

His dedication to precision reminds us that careful measurement, critical thinking, and mathematical reasoning are at the heart of scientific discovery.

"Science advances through curiosity, accuracy, and perseverance."

Happy Birthday to Sir George Biddell Airy! May his legacy continue to inspire young scientists and mathematicians to explore the universe with wonder and precision.

✍🏻 : Casandra Sebastian

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