Journeying through the history of science with Dr. Paul Halpern
We should be masters of technology not its servants and I always choose very carefully which technology I should use.
Interview
Probing into the Atmospheres of Exoplanets with Dr. Munazza K. Alam
With Hubble, we were observing at optical wavelengths and with JWST we have access to the infrared. We also have higher resolution, higher precision, and higher telescope stability. So the data quality is much better than before!
A conversation with Dr. Muniapann about the biological invasion and pest management practices in Nepal
“My approach is to utilize local parasitoids, or natural enemies to supress a pest.”
An open Anthropological discourse with Dr. Abid Chaudhry
We must redefine our academic culture to be less complicated and connect anthropology and other social sciences relevant to people.
‘Whatever makes profit is a beat, what doesn’t, isn’t a beat in our newsrooms’– Subhra
Subhra Priyadarshini, Mentor, Himalayan Climate Boot camp 2022.
Respecting Marine Life: A Conversation with Dr. Shoaib Kiani
Marine Turtles have been present on the face of our planet ever since the presence of dinosaurs in the Jurassic period.
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
Beyond the Solar System: In conversation with Faisal ur Rehman
Faisal Ur Rahman is an Astrophysicist and Data Scientist, interested in learning and testing theories
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.
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.