Ateneo Biological Organization - eXplore.eXperience.eXcel. (BOx) is the premier Ateneo organization dedicated to the appreciation of the biological sciences.
HeliCase: On November 22, BeatBOx, Ateneo BOx’s dance troupe, continues to carry the torch as this year’s Rhythm in Blue (RiB) champions. RiB is an inter-organizational competition hosted by the Company of Ateneo Dancers in the Henry Lee Irwin Hall.
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HeliCase: Last October 31, a team of researchers from the University of Sheffield elucidated the newly discovered role of pot mutations as an additional mechanism that allows for the development of methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA).
Researched & Written by Aubrey Labarda, Sophia Lasin, Pat Lira, Ren Sta. Maria
Illustrated by Sachi Dris, Kat Soho, Thea Vitug
Spiel by the Ateneo Institute of Sustainability
The Ateneo Biological Organization is making its flight to this year’s BOx General Assembly 🍃. Join us as we start the semester with an adventure filled with transformation and growth 🤗 as we keep on getting butterflies when you walk into the room 💃🕺✨
Don't let this opportunity swim away! 🐠🌊
Applications close TONIGHT! Answer the form NOW at https://t.co/WUpNWxEfRU before it o-fish-ally closes 🐡 LEARN MORE about our work and our advocacies of biodiversity, bioeducation, and animal welfare
Come find us along the Red Brick Road and embark on an unforgettable expedition beneath the waves. 🌊✨
Spiel and collateral by: Aki Banguis
Song Credits: Music Library
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ever-expansive journey of scientific thought.
In partial celebration of #WorldPressFreedomDay last May 3, the HELIX publication proudly presents its third issue of the school year: Journey.
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In its latest issue, HELIX invites you to take a look at our biological journey through time. From analog practices to AI, the evolutions of concurrent issues in science, and the background peculiarities and evolutions of life, we implore to contextualize biology in the-