Karachi University, IEEE Education Society Karachi organizes International Symposium on ‘Generative AI’

on 04/03/2024

The esteemed Department of Computer Science (DCS), Karachi University, and IEEE Education Society Karachi Section along with QSImpact Pakistan hosted an exceptional International Symposium on “Generative AI,” a groundbreaking exploration into the realms of artificial intelligence poised to redefine the future of technology.The international symposium took place at the DCS auditorium, well-orchestrated under the dynamic […]

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Clean technologies slow down CO2 emissions from energy

on 04/03/2024

Energy-related carbon dioxide emissions rose to a record level in 2023, but the growth slowed from previous years thanks to the continued expansion of clean technologies, the International Energy Agency said this week.CO2 emissions from energy rose by 1.1 percent in 2023, increasing by 410 million tonnes to a record 37.4 billion tonnes, slowing down […]

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Production of Ceramic Using Tape Casting Method for Artificial Bone Application

on 29/02/2024

Department of Metallurgy and Materials Engineering, DUET hosted a webinar featuring Dr. Yasmeen Tabak, a renowned expert in biomaterials research from the Scientific and Technological Research Council of Turkiye (Tubitak). The webinar focused on the production of ceramics using the tape casting method for artificial bone application, offering insights into cutting-edge developments in the field […]

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Information technology services export shows over 5 pc growth

on 03/02/2024

Pakistan earned $1,151.956 million by providing different information technology (IT) services to various countries during the first five months of the current fiscal year 2023-24. This shows a growth of 5.89 percent as compared with the $1,087.929 million earned through the provision of services during the corresponding months of the last fiscal year 2022-23, the […]

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Engineering, Science & Technology, Climate Change A glance at 2023

on 03/01/2024

In contrast to Western billionaires’ space endeavors ending in failure, India achieved an unprecedented feat. The Chandrayaan-3 mission, costing a mere $75 million, became the world’s first to reach the unexplored lunar south pole.Although the spacecraft went dormant after two weeks of the landing, it did what it was supposed to do — successfully detected […]

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