Hi readers! On February 12th, 2025, Pakistan Nuclear Society and Women in Nuclear (WIN), organized an International conference in collaboration with Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission (PAEC) and International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). The them was unique as it was titled “Opportunities for women in nuclear sciences and emerging technologies” and very timely indeed. I was…
WIN! Wining hearts
Hi readers! Have you ever heard about WIN? I am sure the answer would be a big NO. Dear readers! It’s no one else but Women In Nuclear? Sounds strange, doesn’t it? the Yes, the word is horrible because it gives the impression as if the women are working in a nuclear reactor whereas the…
Gwadar: A step towards “progress and prosperity” or?
Hi readers! Just read the above title. This is a story published by the Guardian: a British daily newspaper on January 26th, 2025, after the Gwadar Int., Airport inauguration, and is written jointly by Shah Meer in Gwadar and Hannah Ellis in Delhi (the English language speaks for itself) You can read the full article…
An earthquake that jolted the entire world
Hi readers! On the fine morning of January 20th, 2025, the world witnessed a tsunami in the tech world with heart in the throat and eyes opened so wide that reaches the forehead. Deep Seek: Chinese AI App: that truly stands to its meaning become the talk of the town, skyrocketed to the top of…
Mental health disorders and environment: what the nexus revealed?
Hi readers! Kathy Willis: professor of biodiversity at Oxford University Published a book titled “Good Nature” in December 2024. The article placed below is a quote from this book which Live Science published on November 10th, 2024 (before the book appeared). Kathy writes, “If we have greener environment around us, the incidence of mental disorder…
Borrow vision from Saudia if you must
Hi readers! India.com on December 18, 2024, published a story titled “Saudi Arabia hits JACKPOT, discovers white gold in her oil fields; what it means for the kingdom’s oil-rich economy”? Lithium (also called white gold for its rarity) is a chemical element which is so soft that it can be cut with a kitchen knife. It…
Why some people says that antibiotics don’t affect them?
Hi readers! Happy new year. Here is me, back after knee transplant surgery. Feeling better with support of your good wishes and prayers to God Almighty. Thank you for this goodwill gesture. Dear readers, do know what is a superbug? A superbug is a microorganism that has become resistant to multiple antibiotics or other antimicrobials which…
Democracy! What democracy?
Hi readers! Democracy: the word that we have been listening since our childhood has not yet been understood in letter and spirit and that’s why the word has been grossly misused in our society. Social media is an added new tool to abuse this word. Provocative use of abusive and filthy language in our society…
Spider venom and heart attack!
Hi readers Live Science on October 16th, 2024, published a story by Emly Cooke: a health news writer based in London saying, “a molecule found in spider venom can reverse tissue damage after heart attack but, only the clinical trial will test whether the laboratory made molecule found in spider venom can do this? Please…
Killer electrons and space weather
Hi readers! Here is some other interesting information for you. The picture above is showing Electrons in a Van Allen radiation belt (blue) are triggered by whistler waves (purple) to rain down (red) toward the north pole. Source: Zhang, et al./Nature Communications, 2022 Robert Lea: a space science journalist in the U.K, published on October 8th, 2024,…