Science

Maths and science are integral to the country’s future, says the premier while meeting a PAMS delegation

Revolutionary observations suggest first stars appeared 180m years after big bang, may hold information on dark matter

Scientists need inspiration and for many it comes from science fiction literature

Governments mostly invite economists and international development professionals for devising policies

The lighter skin pigmentation now seen as typical of northern Europeans is far more recent than previously thought

Launch hailed by industry experts as a game-changer, has potential to propel company to forefront of modern space race

Called the 'king of fruits', a mango is known for its unique aroma, colour and delicious taste

Thanks to the hyperreal studies, budding criminal investigators have learned to approach their trade scientifically

Around 70 exhibits are set up and children from all parts of the country are in attendance

Study conducted by young astrophysicists focused on galaxy mergers and evolution of black holes in space

Findings should not been seen as taking pressure off the need to tackle climate change, researchers warn

Life Sciences Dean appreciates efforts of Department of Zoology for excellence achieved in research, development

Inter-varsity event participated in by 250 students of various institutions

Panelists decry prevalence of rote learning in country’s classrooms

Blast 130 million light years away is kind of event that produces half of universe's gold, uranium and mercury

Eleven kinds of microbes, preserved in both their cylindrical or snake-like structures, are preserved in the rock

There are only two other science-related events held in the country

Companies have overcome major hurdles to manufacturing stem cell treatments on a large scale

A single 'out of Africa' migration history for early humans does not hold true anymore, new study reveals

Finding such a large black hole existing so early in the universe’s history surprised the researchers

Fears grow that genetic engineering may be a one-way ticket to ecological mayhem

Previous work had showed that it was possible to expand the genetic alphabet of natural DNA

Dark matter is invisible to telescopes and can be perceived only through its gravitational pull on other objects

Study team stresses the link is merely 'observational'

HEC chairperson to inaugurate ceremony

Decision to implement science and art clubs taken after a series of meetings under Punjab School Education Minister

Three-day exhibition aimed at promoting culture of science, critical thinking

Muhammad Shaheer Niazi's experimental skills stunned many across the board

Scientists were carrying out research to increase production of high nutritional value fodder crops

Currently, CTE can only be diagnosed in dead person’s brain tissue

Statins also reduced overall risk of death by coronary heart disease by 28%

Art is one of the most important, inspiring forces to build resilience in Latin American countries , scientists say

Game's creators hope it could eventually enable diagnosis, treatments of patients far earlier

Researchers say eclipse is important because enables astronomers to study outer realm of Sun

Global algae bloom changed everything

Well-known ornithischians include Triceratops, three-tonne Stegosaurus

Our mouths are packed with bacteria, most of them are not harmful

Previous research has shown people with gum disease face a higher risk of certain cancers

Children in trial were monitored for rebounding virus levels

New method of teaching improves youngsters’ overall approach on learning and thinking skills, say findings

Patients playing the game showed a 40 per cent improvement in memory scores

Says most American procreation will begin by selecting from a range of embryos created with the parents’ DNA in a lab

The race to turn these dreams into a reality is being run by dozens of creative start-ups

It concludes that the purpose of memory isn't necessarily to retain facts, but to make intelligent decisions

Treatment programmes should be reviewed every three to five years in very elderly patients who take aspirin

The award is based on research-related parameters

Significant downside of using the drug was that it doubled the risk of amputation of a toe, foot or leg

Many people, including examiners, now believe there is only one correct answer to every question

About 50 per cent of all cancer survivors report moderate to high fear of recurrence

Theory is that this blood vessel damage disrupts communication in areas of the brain important for mood control