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Tanzania, the Pinnacle of East African Safari

January 30, 2023January 31, 2023 Guest Desk 355 Views 0 Comments Africa, crocodiles, herds, Kilimanjaro, Migration, plains, Predators, safari, Tanzania, wildebeest, wildlife 4 min read

Tanzania has become a popular tourist destination due to its exotic wildlife and rich culture. Simply put, this is one of the world’s most recognizable African safari destinations.

Article Food Security

Climate Change: Impacts and Mitigation Strategies to Ensure Sustainable Agriculture

January 30, 2023January 31, 2023 Ali Murad 354 Views 0 Comments Agriculture, Climate, crop, crops, Drought, harvesting, heat, irrigation, temperatures, yields 3 min read

To mitigate the negative impacts of climate change on agriculture, it is necessary to adopt a comprehensive strategy that considers all the potential threats to farmers’ incomes and crop yields.

Article Politics & Society

Islamic Science Foundation, the Vision of Dr Salam

January 29, 2023January 29, 2023 Abdul khalique 296 Views 0 Comments abdus salam, bhutto, Dollars, Foundation, Nobel, nobel prize, Salam, science, scientist, Scientists 6 min read

Dr. Salam suggested that one billion dollars should be spent initially on the formation of this foundation, which will help Muslim students obtain such scientific education. This foundation should be run by eminent and well-known scientists from the Islamic world.

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Our Education System, A historical Essay by Nobel Laureate Dr. Abdus Salam

January 29, 2023January 29, 2023 Paras Ali 602 Views 0 Comments Cambridge, Knowledge, mathematics, nation, Pakistan, Physics, Punjabi, sense, Student, subjects 17 min read

The main goal of our education system should have been to strengthen our sense of belonging to a single country, the concept of unity and nationhood.

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Selected Papers of Dr. Abdus Salam

January 29, 2023January 29, 2023 Sayyed Shehzer 296 Views 0 Comments Gravity, ideas, interactions, papers, Physicists, Physics, Salam, symmetry, theories, theory 8 min read

Abdus Salam is one of the leading theoretical physicists of his generation. His 275 published papers span a huge range and contain many seminal contributions. It is quite impossible to include all the important papers in a single volume.

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Life Sketch of Nobel Prize Winner, Pakistani Scientist Dr. Salam

January 29, 2023January 29, 2023 Aleem Ahmed 335 Views 0 Comments abdus salam, Cambridge, Equations, mathematics, nobel prize, PhD, Physics, Scientists 4 min read

The young Pakistani scientist Abdus Salam solved the Meson theory equations and make them easy to understand for his PhD thesis in just 3 months, but due to the rules at Cambridge University, he had to wait a full three years for his PhD.

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What is Electroweak Theory of Dr. Abdus Salam?

January 29, 2023January 29, 2023 Hina Baloch 182 Views 0 Comments abdus salam, bosons, higgs, Particle, particles, photons, Physics, theory, Universe 9 min read

Dr. Abdus Salam’s Nobel Prize-winning electroweak theory: What was the theory covering the early stages of the universe, and why is it important?

Article Health

What should you know about childhood depression?

January 28, 2023January 28, 2023 Dr. Asma Tirmizi 275 Views 0 Comments Anxiety, behavior, cases, Child, Childhood, Depression, disorder, Factors, illness, PARENTS 6 min read

What should you know about childhood depression?

Article Food Security

Major Problems faced by chili growers in Pakistan

January 28, 2023January 28, 2023 Nabeel Ahmad 261 Views 0 Comments chili, Climate, crop, crops, exports, Farmers, farming, Growers, irrigation, urbanization 5 min read

Pakistani chili farmers face many problems, such as not having access to modern farming tools, not being able to export their crops, climate change, urbanization, and research and development.

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Be Aware Of Mutagens, How They Affect

January 28, 2023January 28, 2023 Abdullah Arijo 328 Views 0 Comments Cells, DNA, gene, mutation, Mutations, nucleotide, radiation, substances, Ultraviolet, uv 3 min read

DNA changes caused by mutagens may harm cells; examples include radioactive substances, x-rays, ultraviolet radiation, and certain chemicals.

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Contaminated water can make you sick

January 28, 2023January 28, 2023 Sadia Bibi 351 Views 0 Comments Bacteria, Diseases, Food, Hepatitis, infection, infections, inflammation, liver, nutrients, Pesticides 4 min read

Infected water comes in many different forms, like chemicals, pesticides, and industrial waste that has been injected into the earth.

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World of Acrylamide and Cancer

January 28, 2023January 28, 2023 Parkash Meghwar 628 Views 0 Comments acrylamide, Cancer, Coffee, Cooking, FDA, Food, Foods, fries, potato, potatoes 4 min read

Several kinds of starchy foods can spontaneously produce acrylamide; those that have more of it are French fries, potato chips etc.

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Does Ancient Egyptian mummies not have any DNA left?

January 28, 2023January 28, 2023 Rabisa Iqbal 311 Views 0 Comments DNA, egyptians, genome, genomes, mummies, Researchers, samples, Scientists, sequencing, tissue 3 min read

Scientists have come up with reliable ways to sequence and check DNA, and used Egyptian mummies to do the first successful genomic tests.

The Use Of Next-Generation Sequencing In Diagnostics and cure

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The Use Of Next Generation In Diagnostics and cure

January 28, 2023January 28, 2023 Maryam Jaseem Siddiqui 163 Views 0 Comments Cancer, Cells, Diseases, gene, Mutations, Proteins, RNA, sequencing, specificity, tumors 6 min read

Since most of these diseases have a genetic component, next-generation sequencing is expected to help with genetic or genomic research.

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Tissue Nanotransfection, non-invasive method of reprogramming cell

January 27, 2023January 27, 2023 Areeba Imran 309 Views 0 Comments cell, Cells, Diseases, mice, necrosis, reprogramming, skin, stem, tissue, tissues 2 min read

“Without any doubt, nanotechnology has explicitly broadened the horizons of regenerative medicine with stem cell-based therapies and direct cell reprogramming”.

Article Food Security

Threat of Infectious Bronchitis Virus To The Poultry Industry Globally

January 27, 2023January 28, 2023 Khadija Naseer 399 Views 0 Comments bronchitis, cell, Cells, genome, infection, Poultry, Protein, RNA, vaccines, virus 6 min read

In the 1930s, the first coronavirus was isolated in North Dakota, USA, from poultry suffering from a respiratory disease called infectious bronchitis.