"I don't care about death because we don't die when the body starts to end. Because what we leave is a message, which is left and this will survive us."
Words of wisdom from 1986 medicine laureate Rita Levi-Montalcini. She was the longest-living Nobel Prize laureate, passing away at the age of 103 years.
40 years ago, Levi-Montalcini was awarded the medicine prize for her research and discovery of growth factors. Tomorrow the 2026 Nobel Prize in Physiology or Medicine will be announced - join the celebrations on https://t.co/m577HIID0a or our social channels.
ہمارے ہاں کوئی ذرا سا نام بنا لے تو ماں باپ پینڈو لگنے لگتے ہیں۔ اور ایک یہ ہیں دنیا کی نامور سائنسدان بن کر کچی پکی گلیوں میں گزارا اپنا بچپن بتا رہی ہیں۔ سچ پے کہ ذہنوں کی جہالت ڈگریوں سے متاثر نہیں ہوتی
We loved this interview of Dr Nergis Mavalvala and think every child in Pakistan should watch it!
Once a schoolgirl in Karachi, exploring how things work with the local mechanic and electrician. Today, the world's leading astrophysicist and Dean of the School of Science at @MIT.
NASA's Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope just captured its very first starlight! The stars look like blurry donuts right now, that's normal, since the telescope isn't focused yet. Engineers will spend the coming months tuning the focus so those blurry donuts ..
My latest for Sports Science edition!
Major tournaments worldwide now face higher risks of cancellation, delays, schedule adjustments, or infrastructure issues that extremely unpredictable weather brings about.
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I was very excited to learn about the amazing journey of Pakistan's youngest PhD, Hamayl Afzal. This is one of her most detailed interviews, covering all the challenges and obstacles she faced. An inspiration to millions of Pakistani girls and women.
https://t.co/0UioO8LBg2
Scientia's Managing Editor, Maham Maqsood (@Maham_mqsd), shares her anecdote on why it's essential for pursuing a career in science to keep moving forward and never sit back! It's always valuable to keep learning new things! Full interview: https://t.co/V4Q4i4RRC5
Betelgeuse is the second brightest star in the constellation Orion, marking the eastern shoulder of the hunter. Its name is derived from the Arabic term ‘bat al-jawzāʾ’, which means “the giant’s shoulder.”
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She was just an unlucky person who had Dyscalculia in the society she belonged to”. In a co-educational school in Lahore, a hardworking student, discreetly struggles with mathematics every day. Her confidence withers away slowly with each new mistake.
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From ancient civilizations carved into stone to the cutting-edge science uncovering humanity’s past — Scientia Magazine’s May–June 2026 edition explores the fascinating intersection of Archaeology and Tourism.
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