Pakistan Science Club announces Summer Science and Technology Camp 2015 aimed to promote The Hidden Science Gems by exploring the Science Talent and bringing them to limelight. We have chosen the Science Exploring Camp mainly due to the fact that students are free in the summer vacations and can indulge completely in this fun science activities and learning.
Pakistan Science Club conducts the Teachers In-Service Program as a Training Partner with the Institute of Electronics and Electrical engineering (IEEE) Karachi Section at FAST University City Campus. The Program was themed to empower pre-university teachers and Educators to make the learning of science more interactive by doing hands-on science activities in their respective domains.
Pakistan Science Club was organized Tech Bonanza (Fun Summer Camp) with the collaboration of the College of Engineering and Sciences, the Institute of Business Management (CBM). The program was consisted of Aerospace Projects to learn aerodynamics, and Mechatronics. Dealing with Mechanics and Electronics in project making, Construction Projects deals with designing the vast range of Projects, the Re-Invent session deals with the re-invention of various projects
Everyone has unique strengths and talents. However, some have particularly advanced or well-developed skills and abilities in one or more aspects. Such individuals may be referred as gifted and talented, Pakistan Science Club is proud to have a 17 years old Young Scientist Haris Bin Ashraf liable with such exceptional skills.
Pakistan no doubt has excellent talent, the only thing lacking is the organization and management of resources, human and natural alike to take into concern available opportunities. In search of talent, we came across Asad, an FSc pre-engineering student who resides in Okara, Punjab. He has a passion in optics, and was initially inspired by his glasses and then started to play with different lenses. This inspiration led to innovation, he had built a lunar telescope at home, which is very much effective, and magnified images of the moon can be seen from his rooftop. His guide in this journey of his was Mr. Ali Khan, lets’s hear what Asad has to say.
In 2011 Pakistan Science club organized 2ndt summer science camp at Korangi Karachi and DHA, Karachi More than 50 students participated in the camp.
