Anthropology in Today’s Interconnected World
With fast-paced changes comes responsibility, as humans, to consider the implications of our shifting realities.
Saadeqa Khan
Saadeqa Khan is the founder, CEO, & Editor-in-Chief of Scientia Pakistan. Saadeqa got National Science Award 2019 (GOP), Agahi Award 2020, and Berlin Science week 2020 journalism grant. She is one of the finalists for the British FDM everywomen in Tech award 2021 in the academic category.
Team Foxtrot’s project ‘BARQ’ is all set for IMechE UAS Challenge 2022
Team scored another perfect score of 20/20 on its Preliminary Design Review.
What does Data reveal about Global Energy Demand and Consumption?
The world consumes approximately 100 million barrels of oil each day.
Bioenergy — A Potential Solution to Energy Shortage Amid Climate Emergency
Researchers reveal that biofuel farms that are appropriately placed and fully integrated could be sustained ecologically.
We Eagerly wait when both Hubble and JWST will work Conjointly
“Together they can solve more mysteries than either one can by itself.” ~Mansoor Ahmad
Saving the Dark Skies: A Conversation with Rayan Khan on Discussing the Threats to Light Pollution
Wildlife experts have been raising the issue that thousands of migratory birds die each year because of light pollution.
Probing into the Ultimate Question, Does Another Solar System EXIST?
On the historical launch of JWST, Scientia Pakistan brings its exclusive edition with the theme “Solar System”.
Mubashir Rehmani includes in Top 1 Percent of Researchers Worldwide
To young researchers in PakistaN I’d suggest that should always follow the right path, do not look for shortcuts, and never ever compromise on ethical principles.
The Beauty of Pakistan’s National Parks is on the Verge of Destruction
The Hingol national park, Hazar Ganji, and Chiltan national parks in Balochistan provide a safe habitat to several endangered species of flora and fauna.
Promoting Science and Innovation through “Edutainment”
The intention is to function as an inclusive science hub by offering “edutainment,” igniting an interest in science, and empowering people to understand scientific principles and think better.