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Beyond the Battlefield: How Ethics Shapes the Reasons and Conduct of War

"Ethics in the Line of Fire: Pakistan’s Calculated Response vs India’s Civilian Toll" In modern warfare, where satellites guide missile routes and media shape the...

In the Shadows of War— How Trauma Writes Its Legacy on the Bodies of Women and Children

Some wars end with ceasefires. And then some wars live on in the womb, in the DNA, in the tear ducts of children too...

Modern Warfare Redefined: Dr Tughral Yamin on the Indo-Pak War 2025

Today, war is no longer confined to battlegrounds, and understanding the interaction between strategy, technology, and statecraft has never been more urgent, especially in...

Scientia Pakistan Fosters a Scientifically Literate Public That Can Critically Evaluate Information

The concept of an ideally informed society refers to citizens recognizing the importance of staying current and actively engaging with new ideas, developments, and...

It Begins with a Heartbeat: The Quiet Power of Science and Health in Healing a Nation from Within

It begins with a heartbeat. A child’s first cry in a distant village hospital. A worried mother is waiting outside an ICU. A scientist bent...

Navigating the Lab: Unpacking Ethical Dilemmas in Scientific Research

Mad scientists creating havoc with their wild inventions– a common sci-fi movie theme we have all come across. How close is this depiction to...

Bridging Knowledge and Society: The Crucial Role of Scientists in Our Social Contract

We live in a world shaped by technology and rapid innovation over time. It has become increasingly clear that science holds the power to...

STEAM Education: Igniting a New Dawn for Pakistan’s Future

In the heart of Lahore, a group of young girls in a public school gathered around a table, excitedly testing a solar-powered water pump...

Tracing the Blueprint of Life – A Review of The Gene: An Intimate History

The story of genetics begins long before the word itself existed—hidden in the cross-pollinated flowers of Gregor Mendel’s monastery garden, in the careful records...

Will U.S. funding policies stall scientific innovation and research?

I wanted to become a professor for as long as I remember. “I will study Chemistry and get a Ph.D.,” the 15-year-old me told...

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