Successful cure for HIV with Stem Cell Transplantation
Stem cell transplantation is considered the most promising treatment for HIV.
News Bites
Breaking news from the world of Science highlights the major breakthroughs, discoveries, and events that impacted scientific research worldwide.
Elementary kids making Pakistan proud
The team is now heading to GLOBAL FINALS which is going to be held in May 2023 in Kansas City.
Science Journalism needs voices from South Asia- Siri Carpenter
Dr. Siri Carpenter is Editor-in-Chief of the Open Notebook and the former president of the National Association of Science Writers (NASW).
Will Nepal put together its flora details in the next seven years?
Twenty three years after an agreement to publish a detailed record of flowering and non-flowering plants in Nepal, only one volume has been published to date.
How Data Science accelerates scientific progress
Here, we explore how data science accelerates scientific progress and revolutionizes our understanding of the world.
High School All Girl Students team from Islamabad won the Students on Beamline- Canadian Light Source, poster competition
Poster titled “The ‘Fair’ in Fairness creams: A Hazardous Lie?
The mysterious origin of water on Earth
Either the Moon-forming impact was insufficient to vapourize all existing water or brought to Earth by some other means.
Reviewing “The Physician”- A masterpiece of history and medicine
The movie shows glimpses of Islamic hospitals and their role in medicine development.
History of space exploration
The Sumerians, the Aztecs, and about every known civilization had their own stories on space travel.
Six space-related books you should read (fiction/nonfiction)
The more one explores, the more one knows about the general understanding of nature at work.