interview

Dr Muhammad Haris from RMIT’s School of Engineering​ is the first author of the study, with Professor Nicky Eshtiaghi and Associate Professor Nasir Mahmood​. Dr Mohammad Haris is based in Punjab, Pakistan. The team is working with Indigenous‑owned company Fire and Test Australasia, based in Geelong, Victoria, to explore the possibility of treatment of stormwater and wastewater, including in community settings.

Dr Zimmerman reflects on his journey into Anatolian archaeology, the scientific techniques reshaping the field, and what the ancient world can still teach us about resilience and human society today.

The year 2025 was a defining year for Scientia Pakistan, as the magazine strengthened its role and continued serving as a trusted bridge between...

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For this edition of Scientia, themed “Climate Change Impact on Healthcare,” we had the privilege of speaking with Dr. Quaid Saeed, a public health...

You may have heard of Sherlock Holmes. If you don't know, he is a detective who solves mysterious criminal cases by using exceptional deductive...

Dissecting the fundamentals of new technologies, and their implications, is one of the important needs of society, the general public; for further association, exploration,...

It doesn’t serve the public, it doesn’t serve the science.~ Dr Alex