Is genetic engineering the holy grail to cure infectious diseases?
Employing genetic engineering for the treatment of infectious diseases means introducing specific genes that discretely inhibit or block the functions of target genes.
Maira Masood
Maira Masood is a BS Biosciences student at NUST, Pakistan. She aspires to be a geneticist and wants to play an active part in spreading scientific awareness through writings.
Is Atom Bomb for the greater good of mankind?
Alterations in air and water temperature, wind speed, and precipitation rates hamper the efficiency of nuclear facilities and risk their safety.
Oceans are the sleeping giants facing threat from changing climate
Oceans are reservoirs that influence climatic shifts when engaged in a perpetual cycle of moisture,
The Cultural Diversity of Pakistan
The beauty of Pakistan lies in the diversity of its people.
Coal-Fired Power Plants: The Gorillas of Climate Change
Approximately 100 million tons of coal are produced annually by coal-fired power plants.
Australian Koalas at the Brink of Extinction
This adorable creature has been declared endangered by the Australian government to our utter dismay.
Shooting Food Insecurity in South Asia
Hunger is not merely an issue of charity; it is the issue of justice concerning the availability, distribution, and utilization of food resources.
Mars Colonization: What decades of missions have revealed
Theoretically, the idea of colonizing and inhabiting Mars seems reasonably achievable, but practically it is far stretched.
Coastal Ecology: The Time to Save is NOW or NEVER!
Fluctuations in the weather conditions reduce the efficiency of coastal area operations.
Ozone layer hole gets bigger than Antarctica
The Montreal Protocol of 1986, an international agreement aimed to address the ozone depletion issue, should be focused on.