Promoting Science and Innovation through “Edutainment”
The intention is to function as an inclusive science hub by offering “edutainment,” igniting an interest in science, and empowering people to understand scientific principles and think better.
Science Delight
Pakistan’s “10 Billion Tree Tsunami” is under porcupine invasion
The massive tree plantation is just one effort to reduce climate change, but it’s not enough by itself.
Rafi ul Haq Speaks on Pakistan’s Ecological Challenges
The other essential concomitant of degradation is unawareness/ignorance from the International guidance on alien and invasive species. ~Haq
PHYTOPLANKTON – THE SAVIOR WE OVERLOOK
The rate of Phytoplankton in marine ecosystem decreases due to rising temperatures, that reduces the availability of oxygen for living being.
Ozone layer hole gets bigger than Antarctica
The Montreal Protocol of 1986, an international agreement aimed to address the ozone depletion issue, should be focused on.
Dr. Abro speaks on the role of Cyberspace in the National Security
“A paradigm shift in warfare is that cyber warfare is now an everlasting activity that would only intensify in times to come.”
Arming the Heavens: The Militarization & Weaponization of Space
Space: The last frontier, or perhaps the first doorway towards the heavens. Mankind developed a
How War and Conflicts impact Wildlife Conservation
Whether plants, forests, crops or vegetation, or animals, both face consequences of loss and destruction that were surely not meant for them.
Venturing into the 60s and the current status of space research in Pakistan with Dr. Tariq Mustafa
The world looked at us as a role model; Pakistan’s GDP was growing, then, unfortunately, with the 71 happenings in East Pakistan, etc., the growth rate went down. So many factors are responsible, but primarily, I think what is in our control is our leadership. And that is where we have not been able to do a good job.
Dr. Suleman Atique talks on the growing impact of health informatics
In the United States alone, medical errors are responsible for an estimated 250,000 deaths per year. In a country like Pakistan, where no such data is available, one can estimate the harm it poses.