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National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST) inaugurated its fastest supercomputing facility in a ceremony held on Tuesday at its Research Centre for Modeling and Simulation (RCMS). The supercomputer installed in NUST is the fastest GPU (Graphics Processing Unit) based parallel computing system operating in any organization/academic institution in Pakistan…

GIKI recently held the 13th All Pakistan Science Fair 2012

LAHORE - Ghulam Ishaq Khan Institute of Engineering Sciences and Technology (GIKI) recently held the 13th All Pakistan Science Fair 2012. The three-day mega science event, which included science marathon, technology exhibition and musical gala, was organised by the GIKI Science Society. The event was formally inaugurated by the GIKI Science Society…

Dengue season is coming back

Dengue season is coming back Dengue fever is caused by one of four different but related viruses. It is spread by the bite of mosquitoes, most commonly the mosquito Aedes aegypti, which is found in tropic and subtropic and the Caribbean regions , usually during the rainy seasons in areas…

PSC Project wins The City School Science Olympiad

PSC Project wins Thy City School Science Olympiad

Pakistan Science Club’s Innovative project E-C Underwater Explorer wins The City School PAF Chapter Science Olympiad The Pakistan Science Club following the great tradition of developing the own research based projects and participate through the various exhibitions and competitions Participated in the first The city School PAF Chapter Science Olympiad…

Malala Yousafzai receives National Peace Award

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani gave the National Peace Award for Youth to Malala Yousafzai here on Tuesday, Geo News reported.Thirteen-year-old Malala, who fought for rights of girls’ education during Talibanisation in her hometown Swat, was given the award in a ceremony held at Prime Minister House, Islamabad. She…

About Pakistani Scientist Faisal Kashif

Pakistani scientist, Faisal Kashif has devised a non-invasive technology for ICP monitoring in his PhD thesis at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, US

"Faisal Kashif received his BSc in Electronic Engineering from the Ghulam Ishaq Khan Institute, Topi, Pakistan, and his SM from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, MA, where he is currently a PhD candidate in Electrical Engineering and Computer Science. Prior to commencing his graduate eduation at MIT, Faisal gained…

World Space Week 2011 in Pakistan

Pakistan Space and Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (SUPARCO) launch celebrations of International Space Week 2011. (L-R) Member Space Application Research, Imran Iqbal, The VC of Federal Urdu University Dr Muhammad Qaisar and Member Space Dr. Sajid Mirza is sitting on the stage.

KARACHI:The inaugural ceremony of World Space Week (WSW)-2011, organized by Pakistan Space & Upper Atmosphere Research Commission (Suparco), was held on Tuesday, 04 Oct 2011 at National Center for Remote Sensing & Geo Informatics (NCRG) Suparco HQs, Karachi. Prof. Dr Muhammad Qaisar, Vice Chancellor, Federal Urdu University was the chief…

Young Innovator of Pakistan

THE ADVENT of 21st century is revolutionizing the way people live and think. It is transforming communities and making research in science and technology more important to society to find solutions to a growing number of global concerns. Keeping these global needs and challenges in view, the Intel International Science…

Asad Mehmood An inventor in Okara

Asad Mehmood with his 6" Newtonian Reflector, built by him.

Al Battani would be proud. The 9th Century astronomer, who determined the length of the solar year, was also a skilled maker of astronomical instruments and gave us a blueprint of the sundial. The same ingenuity is reflected in Asad Mehmood, an unlikely inventor who has made the sixth…

Fruit bacteria to curb dengue

By infecting mosquitoes with bacteria from flies that commonly live in kitchen fruit bowls, researchers have stopped the insects spreading the dengue virus.The work was conducted by an international team of scientists from the Eliminate Dengue program, and was published today in two papers in the journal Nature. Co-authors include…

Pakistani Umar Saif Named One of The World’s Top Young Innovators

Pakistani Umar Saif Named One of The World’s Top Young Innovators A scholar of Pakistan has brought laurels to the country after being recognized by MIT Technology Review as one of the top 35 innovators (TR35) in the world for the year 2011. Dr Umar Saif is the first Pakistani…

Team “The Y-Nots!”

Team “The Y-Nots!” "A truly iconic educational project, the Shell Eco-marathon Asia has been challenging for competing student teams for a very long time to design and build the most energy-efficient vehicle possible. The winning vehicle is the one that travels the farthest distance using the least amount of fuel.…

Engineers Exploring Camp

Engineers Exploring Camp "Pakistan science club proudly announces engineering camp for pre-engineering students where students will learn to design things ranging from skateboards to rockets to robots !! We will enable students to entertain Pakistan with renewable sources of energy to make it comfortable and a better place to…

Summer Science Camp 2011

"Pakistan Science Club is proud to present its 2nd summer science camp activity for the young learning mind. The purpose of our camp is to promote scientific learning and to teach the scientific method. Objective is Discover the mysteries of science through hands-on experiments, fun-filled activities and exciting projects. Unlock…

World’s largest pre-college scientific competition: Pakistani students shine at international event

Two 0f the four Pakistani students who won a science competition last month, have come third in the international competition competing against1,500 other students. PHOTO COURTESY INTEL

World’s largest pre-college scientific competition: Pakistani students shine at international event Two Pakistani students have won third position after competing with more than 1,500 students from 52 nations at the world’s largest pre-college scientific research event. The two teenage girls, Mehwish Ghafoor and Ambreen Bibi, study biology at the Federal…

Coffee

Coffee COFFEE WAS first made by Khalid in Kaffa, Ethiopia. In 19th century, an Arab goatherd Khalid tended to his herd somewhere in the mountains of the Kaffa region of Abyssinia (Ethiopia.) He noticed that his goats seemed to become incredibly energetic after grazing on a particular wild berry, and,…

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