Science
Ancient Egyptian King Tutankhamun’s Face Reconstructed
The scientists, led by Francesco Galassi of the University of Western Australia, used a CT scan of Tutankhamun’s skull to
Technology
33% Of Pakistani Crypto Investors See Cryptocurrencies As Rupee Hedge
The profile of crypto investors points to a higher representation of males and younger generations (Gen Z and Gen Y)
Health
Approved Medical Treatments: Pay Up to Out-of-Pocket Maximum
Your health plan will reimburse all expenses for covered benefits for the remainder of the plan year once you hit
Environment
Pakistan Association Dubai To Host Green Summit
This year, the “Green Summit” will be held by Pakistan Association Dubai, the largest gathering place for Pakistanis in the
Nature
Farmland Practices Driving Bird Population Decline Across Europe
The study conducted by researchers from the University of Cambridge, found that the use of pesticides and fertilizers is leading
Lifestyle
Elon Musk Regains Title Of Richest Person Of World
In order to reclaim his position as the richest person in the world, Elon Musk dethroned Bernard Arnault, the head
Interview
Berkeley Lab’s Fiber-Optic Sensing Enhances FOSW Monitoring
Researchers at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory are creating fiber-optic cable-based sensing systems that will be mounted on FOSW structures
Gaming
Diablo IV Early Access Offers Glimpse Of Next Chapter In Series
Players will be able to tour Diablo 4’s opening act, which takes place in and around the city of Westmarch
Education
LGBTQIA+ Scientists Advance In Science Amidst State Law Challenges
According to the American Society for Biochemistry and Molecular Biology (ASBMB), state laws that limit LGBTQ+ Scientists rights are changing
Food Security
Food Production Remains Leading Driver Of Biodiversity Loss: Survey
The study discovered that high conservation priority areas are also used for the farming of other products, including corn, sugarcane,
