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A science mela for everyone
We need platforms, where those who may not have the means to engage in a literature festival, benefit
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Gender, politics and science
Despite being in majority among students in our schooling system, society creates barriers for women to progress
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Conscious nation: ‘Future of science lies in practicality’
Dr Khan says governments should invest in research without their own interests
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Pakistani scientist develops device to diagnose cancer rapidly
Samir Iqbal, an associate professor at the University of Texas at Arlington, is an NED Karachi graduate
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'Time to say goodbye' to comet probe Philae: space agency
Philae's initial landing was bumpy -- lab bounced several times on surface before ending up at an angle in deep shade
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Scientists glimpse Einstein's gravitational waves
It took scientists months to verify their data and put it through a process of peer-review before announcing it today
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Earth is actually two planets, scientists conclude
Professor Edward Young reveals that planet Theia slammed into Earth so hard that the planets melded together
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Gene-editing is Science mag's breakthrough of 2015
The technique known as CRISPR named breakthrough of the year due to its potential to revolutionise health and medicine
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Too early to use gene editing in embryos: scientist
Changes made in the genes of human reproductive cells, would be passed along to future generation
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Clothes smarter than you are: welcome to the future
Coelho works at developing wearable devices that may be smarter than the person wearing them
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Paying tribute: Of science and poetry
Bazme Sciency Adab society remembers Azmat Ali Khan and his efforts to merge literature and science
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Science beyond the heat
Connecting scientists from Israel & Middle East through a apolitical conference, there was only one language: science
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Scientists discover 'hog-nosed rat' in Indonesia
The rat has features never seen by science before, the museum said in a statement
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Double trouble: asteroid, volcanoes implicated in dinosaur doom
Scientists have debated for about 35 years which of the two disasters drove the extinction
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'Super blood moon' shines bright in North America
During that moment, the moon was at its closest orbital point to Earth, called perigee
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Dying Dutchman's last wish: to build brain cancer app
MindApp to allow users to track appointments for radio and chemo and also help remember who their doctors are
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Remains of new human species found in South African cave: scientists
Researchers say bones found in South African cave are Homo naledi, a new species of ancient human relative
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British scientists develop slow-melting ice cream
Protein binds together the air, fat and water in ice cream, creating a super-smooth consistency
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Nearly complete brain grown in US lab
It was grown from human skin cells and is claimed to be the most complete brain of its type grown yet
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20-km-high 'space elevator' could be a reality soon
The tower will be 20 times higher than Burj Khalifa, allowing astronauts to take an elevator part way into orbit
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Astronomers photograph a baby Jupiter in another solar system
Still radiating heat from its formation,40m years after dinosaurs became extinct, 51 Eridani b glows in infrared light
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7 ways you may be ruining your IQ
Experts say, everything from technology to our eating habits are corroding our brains
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French teen finds 560,000 year-old tooth
The tooth was found in the Arago cave near the village Tautavel, one of the world's most important prehistoric sites
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Another earth: NASA discovers Earth-like planet orbiting Sun’s 'cousin'
Kepler 452b is 1,400 light-years away, the first of the 12 newly catalogued exoplanets to be confirmed as planet
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Stephen Hawking launches biggest-ever search for alien life
The project will use some of the biggest telescopes on Earth, searching far deeper into the universe than before
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A brave new world order
We spend so much energy on ensuring non-proliferation and yet nothing to find ways to undo radioactivity
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US spacecraft whizzes by Pluto in historic flyby
The photos will reveal details of Pluto never seen before in the history of space travel
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Disproving Darwin? Human hand more primitive than chimp's, says study
Human hands are likely more similar to those of the last common ancestor humans & chimps shared millions of years ago
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Celebrity resolutions revealed
Natasha Saleem, Annie, Juggan Kazim and other talk about hopes and dreams for 2011.