Pakistan’s Mobile Imports Hit Almost $2 Billion in 11 Months
Pakistan’s Mobile imported phones worth $1.946 billion during the first eleven months (July-May) of 2021-22 compared to $1.860 billion during the same period of last year, registering a growth of…
DOE to support 12 remote and island communities in transition to clean energy
DOE to support In 1950, the ingenious computer scientist Alan Turing proposed a thought experiment he called the Imitation Game. An interviewer converses via typewriter with two subjects, knowing one…
Rising Cost of Energy and taxation haunting Ceramic tile Industry
Rising Cost of Energy and taxation haunting Ceramic tile Industry and what is the way-out needed to be considered, says a report published by Gwadar Pro on Friday. Since 2018,…
New technology can keep a damaged donor liver alive for days – is this a game-changer for organ transplants?
The team treated a damaged donor liver in a special machine for three days and then implanted the recovered organ into a cancer patient. A Swiss medical team says a…
Climate change: Bonn talks end in acrimony over compensation
Two weeks of climate talks in Germany have ended in acrimony between rich and poor countries over cash for climate damage. Two weeks of climate talks in Germany have ended…
Newly identified population of polar bears survives on glacier slush, not sea ice
Polar bears typically depend on solid sea ice to hunt and keep their bellies full. To breathe, seals pop up in holes in the frozen seawater, and there the bears…
China completes key tests for engine of new rocket for crewed missions
The China Aerospace Science and Technology Corporation (CASC) announced that it had completed key tests for an engine for its new generation carrier rocket for launching manned space missions. The…
Study reveals how silkworms produce silk at single-cell level
A study has revealed how domesticated silkworm produces silk in its silk gland and the silkworm’s transcriptome has been mapped at the single-cell level. The silk gland in silkworms is…
Human activities contribute over 90 pct of oil slicks in global oceans: study
Chinese and U.S. scientists found that oil spills in global oceans caused by human activities are substantially underestimated, with over 90 percent discharges “anthropogenic.” The study published on Friday in…
PTA to Implement New System to Block Spam SMS From July
The Pakistan Telecommunication Authority (PTA) has introduced a new system that prevents marketing SMSes from being sent to customers without their consent. Work on the policy of blocking unwanted marketing…
COMSATS University’s Campuses To Be Set Up In All Provinces: Agha Hassan
He stressed the need for more campuses in all provinces of the country to establish a federal footprint in the education landscape of all the provinces. Dr. Tabbasum Afzal Rector…
Shaping Internet’s Future: Pakistani Startup ‘Anmol Network’ Launches ‘No-Code Web3 Builder’
A young Pakistani Startup ‘Anmol Network’ has come to the rescue, as it launches its ‘No-Code Builder For Web3’ that will bring connectivity for general users to the blockchain space…