Scope of Cancer Research in Pakistan
Cancer is a disease whereby affected body cells grow uncontrolled and deprives healthy body cells
Saadeqa Khan
Saadeqa Khan is a freelance science journalist based in Quetta. She actively contribute with Dawn, Express Tribune, Daily Jang and other Pakistani publications. She’s a science fiction novelist and a skilled interpreter.
Cancer; From Hope to the Possible Cure
Dr Waqas Usman Hingoro, shines light on the latest advancement in cancer treatment.
The Taboo around Cancer in Women
Little do they know that sharing the cancer news and updates can be an empowering experience and it will dissolve the taboo.
Being Human in a Machine age, does it make sense?
Can I be rude to Rida, a colleague of mine at Scientia? One might be inclined
Beating the Odds: A journey from Buleda to Cambridge
Dr Yarjan Abdul Samad is pushing the boundaries of space science and wishes to see Pakistan’s own mission launched.
Super-Earths— the potentially habitable candidates for Life
More often than not mankind acquired his knowledge of the universe in much the same
The Space Race or War of Words
The current situation between India & Pakistan is quite identical to that of a cold space war between USA and USSR.
GODDARD’S GREAT REDEMPTION
In 1921, The New York Times discredited a discovery made by the father of modern rocketry, Robert H Goddard. This is a tale of how an innovator was lambasted, shunned and embarrassed … only to be proven right 24 years after his death
Pakistan needs its own Maryam Mirzakhani
Two years after her death, remembering her makes me wonder why Pakistani students are still lagging behind their counterparts in neighbouring countries, specifically in subjects such as math
Take the risk or lose the chance
The identity crisis in youth