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Beauty at What Cost?— Impacts of Cosmetic Ingredients on the Environment and Our Health

Applying various cosmetics brings a radiant glow to the face, boosts individuals' confidence, but the hidden ingredients within these beauty products can diminish environmental brilliance and lead to associated health issues. This article analysed these harmfull impact of cosmetics on the environment and human health.

Engineering the Duplicate: How Digital Twins Are Transforming Industries

The concept has been used in manufacturing and industry to create virtual copies of machinery for testing quality control, optimization, and potential failures.

How Clean Energy Access Can Alleviate Household Depression

Clean energy changes how a home feels. It brings consistency, comfort, and a sense of safety, small things that allow tired minds to rest...

Organizing Patient Data Management and AI-driven Diagnostics

In the rapidly evolving world of healthcare, artificial intelligence (AI) has emerged as a transformative power. AI technologies are revolutionizing how medical professionals diagnose...

DNA— A Futuristic Data Storage and Computation Device

DNA computing is an exciting technology in computing. Instead of silicon-based electronic circuits, it utilizes molecular reaction techniques to compute DNA molecules.

Nepal’s Scientist Dr Dhimal Honors as International Science Council Fellow

Environmental Health Scientist Recognized Among 100 Global Fellows for Exceptional Achievements in Science and Sustainability

Is Limited Light Exposure Causing Sadness and Depression in the Modern World?

Several studies have revealed an association between limited sunlight exposure in routine life and its long-term impact on mood, particularly in developing depression.

Viral Conjunctivitis— All You Need to Know

Several regions of Pakistan are at risk of viral Conjunctivitis; it is mandatory to know about the disease for protecting communities.

Hippocrates Vs. Pasteur: Is Modern Medicine an Upgrade?

Modern medicinal practices may run us into the ground in the long run as a species.

Contagion: A fictional version of a real-time pandemic

MEV has the mortality rate of between 20-30%, and by the end of the movie, it ends up killing twenty-six million people worldwide.

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