سائنس اور صحت

LUMS SOE hosts seminar on trauma-informed approaches for student mental health

The seminar marks the completion of a year-long effort to build a comprehensive, supportive system across the school environment.

Nobel Prize in Medicine Recognises Research on Light-Gated Ion Channels

The award acknowledges breakthroughs in optogenetics, a technique now revealing deep insights into brain function.

HKPFS, Honjo, and UM NL open scholarships for Pakistani students

These three major international awards offer substantial financial support for postgraduate study in Hong Kong, Japan, and the Netherlands.

Birmingham University offers PhD studentship to Pakistani students in metamaterials research

The three-and-a-half-year project focuses on creating ultra-lightweight alloys for critical sectors like aerospace and space exploration.

NSIC advertises 72 job vacancies across multiple medical and support roles

The recruitment drive offers contract positions with monthly pay ranging from Rs. 64,895 to Rs. 700,000.

PTI march postpones; talks stall after government rejects access to Khan

Khan was previously transferred to a state-run hospital in August for medical examination and treatment.

Children's book representation shows declines for Black and MENA characters

UN pre-COP talks open in Fiji focusing on 1.5C warming limit

A UN report warns up to 1.2 billion people could be displaced by 2050.

US Supreme Court begins term; Exxon and Suncor fight Boulder climate lawsuit

Boulder officials seek monetary damages for harms caused by climate change, including infrastructure repairs and public health costs.

Measles outbreak hits Amish community; state reports fifth death amid 943 cases

UK authorities fail to mandate inspections at fish slaughterhouses in England and Wales

Advocacy groups argue that despite decades of awareness, no routine checks exist, leaving farmed fish vulnerable to poor welfare practices.

Germany commits to phasing out fossil fuels by 2045, signalling major climate shift

This commitment follows other nations releasing similar roadmaps, highlighting a global pivot away from fossil fuel dependence.

Sally Williams speaks on perimenopause at Meno Fest on 7 October

The event aims to educate attendees on the wide-ranging physical and mental health impacts of perimenopause.

Secretary Mahmood directs FGEHA to speed up Sky Garden Housing Project development

The directive mandates strict environmental protection and facility completion before residents receive possession of the plots.

CAS Space joins Guangzhou Laboratory for space pharmaceutical research payloads

The research aims to support modern medicine's need for better drug crystal data and disease models.

Tennessee Governor Halts Christa Pike Execution After Failed Attempt

Legal experts and faith leaders are now calling for a nationwide pause on the US death penalty following the botched procedure.

Hōlei Sea Arch collapses into Pacific Ocean, marking coastal change

The arch's collapse follows years of instability noted by the NPS, which warned of its eventual crumbling.

Punjab boards set admission schedule for 2026 Intermediate exams

The schedule outlines distinct fee structures and deadlines for regular, late, and final applicants.

HEC opens applications for International Research Support Initiative Program Batch 60

Applicants must have passed the GAT Subject Test or their university's admission test to qualify.

Workshops burn waste along Nullah Leh, causing health concerns for residents

The ongoing burning of materials has led to residents reporting respiratory issues, despite existing government bans.

CLA warns farmers may cut environmental schemes amid SFI funding scramble

The SFI replaced EU subsidies with payments to landowners for environmentally-friendly land management.

Chimpanzees treat wounds with insects, showing diverse insect roles in animal life

Insects are responsible for decomposing about 30% of the global carbon forest stock leaf litter and dead wood.

Botswana issues hunting licence for 23 elephants amid conservation concerns

The controversial licence issuance sparks debate over wildlife management practices and community resource allocation.

UK Ministers Plan Welfare Changes Targeting Young People's Disability Benefits

The proposed reforms aim to tackle the welfare needs of over a million young adults currently outside work, employment, or training.