Transition Towards Industry 5.0: The world is experiencing the fourth industrial revolution, or Industry 4.0, one of the future projects that the German government outlined in its 2010 ”High-Tech Strategy 2020” action plan. The end goal was to enhance digitization in smart production and bring automated control under the vision of mass production, like in…
Following the pandemic of 2020, biotechnology has been established as a fast-moving sector often at the frontiers of science. Many scientists and institutes in Pakistan are trying their best in this field to produce fruitful results. Atta-ur-Rahman School of Applied Biosciences (ASAB) at National University of Sciences and Technology (NUST) holds a prime position in…
Research is now becoming a “gap task” that academics often do for their performance rankings and students for the fulfillment of their degree requirements. The question is what needs to be done to make academic researchers—both professors and students—socially responsible researchers. What strategies are required to assist researchers in going beyond this gap task approach…
CO is a threat to human life and an environment pollutant [1]. It has become a challenge to aware of the dangers of CO poisoning. CO gas is the product of incomplete combustion of carbon containing material like natural gas, gasoline, kerosene oil, propane, coal, or wood. Artificial sources also produce CO which is colorless,…
Mankind is the major environmental force in changing the geological facade of the Earth. Climate change, a human induced phenomenon, has emerged to be reckoned with as a global reality that can neither be denied nor neglected. The global warming and the melting of glaciers around the world at an alarming rate is its prime…
The Department of Information Security (IS) at the Military College of Signals (MCS) – NUST is the 1st ever institute in Pakistan to offer MS and PhD degrees in Information Security since 2001. 341 MS and 10 PhD students have so far graduated from this department, and currently 70 MS and 36 PhD students are…
