Food trends in South Asia
We don’t need Bar BQ’s, burger, pizza, ice cream, and candy corn to survive. They are not essentials of food requirements still an indispensable part of modern lifestyle.
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.
It’s not a diet; it is a lifestyle- Heart-to-heart with Fareeha Jay
I believe in sustainable changes—something which can be done for life~ Jay
What bugs scientific research in Pakistan?
Humankind has made significant progress in 2020 on the tools that enable remote collaboration worldwide.
Problems involving open access scientific publications and how to fix them
A panel discussion was held at the Berlin Science Week 2020 on “Why no one is reading your open access publication and how to fix it.”
Uncovering the Secrets of Archaeology with Bibhu Dev Misra
“Our ancestors have left behind a large body of knowledge in the form of enormous volumes of sacred texts whose true meanings are still obscure.” ~ Dev Misra
Archeology and Public’s interest
We hope that this issue lays out at least some of the definitive questions that archeological research and activities have the potential to interact with the public.
Pakistan Ventures into the Private Space Industry
A consequental conversation with Sami Ullah Khan, CEO of The Rocket and Satellite Company.
Goddard’s Legacy on Space Exploration
Perhaps the greatest influence and the lifelong gift of Goddard to humanity was his deep understanding of rocketry, inspiration, and celebration that space travel would be a reality in a few decades or so later.
Respecting Marine Life: A conversation with Dr. M. Shoaib Kiani
Marine turtles have been present on the face of our planet ever since the presence of dinosaurs in the Jurassic period.
Three outstanding missions to Mars are set to launch this month
These new missions aim to explore two hidden parts of Mars that never have been seen before.