Sania Alam— The Super Learning Queen
Alam was awarded the esteemed “Brain of the Year 2023/2024” award by the UK organisation Brain Trust.
Saadeqa Khan
Saadeqa Khan is the founder, CEO, & Editor-in-Chief of Scientia Pakistan. She's a member of the Oxford Climate Journalism Network (Second Cohort) and NASW. Saadeqa is a fellow of NPF Washington, The Falling Walls Foundation, and the Science Journalism Forum. Saadeqa has won several international journalism grants and awards for her reports.
Being human in a machine age
Robotics, AI automation, chatbots, and big data; are all awning to build the next economic-operating system and framing the future of humanity.
Environment Conservation Journalism Award Nepal goes to Scientia’s contributor Gobinda
KATHMANDU: Gobinda Prasad Pokharel, One of the emerging science journalists from Nepal and Scientia Paistan’s
Role of genetics in infectious disease spread
The genetic makeup of a person or population can play a vital role in determining susceptibility to contagious diseases.
Painful, and potentially disfiguring, cutaneous leishmaniasis is a growing threat in Pakistan
Doctors say climate change, urbanisation and migration patterns, as well as inadequate sanitation, are driving the spread of the sandfly-borne parasitic skin ailment.
Science for Society
In the modern era, science has become deeply interwoven with society and played a massive part in making our lives better and safer.
Geology and the search for extraterrestrial intelligence
Scientists believe that before 4 billion years ago, the earth’s surface has melted in the final stage of its creation.
Pakistani students make history in Aerospace competition
A group of students from IST won 1st place while representing Pakistan in Turkey’s largest technological festival TEKNOFEST 2022.
Scientia Professor Haris Aziz honored as the national field leader in Game Theory and Decision Science
His research is at the intersection of computer science and game theory that has applications to multi-agent systems and the design of incentives in markets.
Meteorology contributes to make us safer
Imagine that you just tune into a weather channel, and come across a catastrophic situation like a bomb cyclone or polar vortex.