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).
Science Journalism
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.
‘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.
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.
Blockchain: The crucial technology behind CryptoCurrency
Many cryptocurrencies use ‘proof of stake’ method which doesn’t require any mining, so it saves on energy and computational power.
Healthcare: Let’s talk about female workers
“How important it is for us to recognize and celebrate our heroes, and she-roses!”- Maya
HIV in Pakistan – An alarming Threat
During this pandemic outbreak, as we all are frightened by the upsurge spread of coronavirus
Novel Myths around COVID-19
A key challenge in responding to significant disease outbreaks, especially of previously undocumented strains, is the lack of understanding of the disease and public knowledge.
The technocrat strategies of Pakistani media in pandemic days
The institutions like CEJ, IBA, Karachi University, NUST, LUMS, and COMSATS, should kick-start science communication courses, and these courses should mandatory for web editors.
Gallery: Visit to the Pakistan Museum of Natural History
Pakistan Museum of Natural History is located in Islamabad and was established in 1976 as