Tag: engineeringreview
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Learning from China a must to promote sustainable development of chemical industry
Moazzam Ghurki, president of Pakistan China Joint Chamber of Commerce and Industry (PCJCCI), said during a think tank session held at PCJCCI Secretariat the other day that Pakistan does not have mature technology to produce petrochemical complex facilities or cracking units, which is a very big constraint to the development of its chemical industry. He…
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AIIB approves US$250 m loan after WB’s US$350m to help Pakistan
The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank’s (AIIB) Board of Directors have approved a loan of $250 million to help Pakistan strengthen its response to the social and economic fallout from the Covid-19 pandemic, said the financial institution in a press release at the end of year 2023.The AIIB said that the loan is co-financed by the…
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Engr. Najeeb resolves to contest for second term, expects allies’ support Contesting for the last time; Oldies should leave space for younger lot, PEC Chairman PEC advices former chairmen bracing for polls
Chairman Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC) Engr. Muhammad Najeeb Haroon is determined to contest PEC Elections 2024 for the second term and expects that his key allies—National Engineers Association (NEA), led by Engr. Abdul Qadir Shah and Engr. Mukhtar Sheikh will support him.‘Contesting for the second tenure is my right {by the Act} and also necessary…
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Variants of Electrospray Ionization
Electrospray ionization mass spectrometry or, less frequently, electrospray mass spectrometry are the two names for ESI-based mass spectrometry.ESI is referred to as a “soft ionization” approach because there is hardly any fragmentation. Although the molecular ion (or more precisely, a pseudo molecular ion) is almost always detected, this can be helpful because very little structural…
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‘Global Leader Panel Discussion: Charting STEM Career’ at MUET Jamshoro 70 pc females in STEM not contributing due to different reasons Striking balance between professional work and the family; extremely difficult to give 100 percent either side.
A group of highly regarded women engineers working with leading engineering universities and organizations around the world came to a consensus during a panel discussion at Mehran University of Engineering & Technology, Jamshoro that it is almost impossible to strike a balance between professional work and the family and thus it turns extremely difficult to…