🚀 Volunteer Activity Hub

My name is AbdulAziz .I am 14 years old.I live in Karachi Korangi .The reason i join to become my summer holidays creative and exciting.I love science.

Hello everyone! I am Salaima, an A-level student from Islamabad. I joined PSC to contribute to making STEM learning more engaging and accessible for younger students. I am interested in biomedical sciences, especially emerging treatments for cancer, such as immunotherapy. I look forward to working with everyone!

Hello I am Naya from Islamabad. I joined PSC because I have a deep interest in the sciences. My skills include the ability to comprehend A level Biology (haha). A fun fact is that I love reading poetry.

Hey everyone, I'm Haseeb from Quetta. I joined PSC to elevate my ideas and thinking abilities. I am creative in writing and interested in robotics. A fun fact about me is that I slowly but surely achieve my goals

Hi everyone! ​My name is Eshal Malik and I am from Islamabad. ​I joined the Pakistan Science Club as a volunteer because I am incredibly passionate about cutting-edge technology and want to help make hands-on science education accessible and exciting for youth across Pakistan. ​My main skills and interests lie in AI, Machine Learning, and Robotics. I love exploring how intelligent systems work and building things that bridge software with the physical world. ​Fun fact about me: I once trained an AI model that failed spectacularly because it completely misunderstood the data—classic "blah blah" moment, but it taught me exactly what not to do next time! ​I'm really looking forward to connecting with the community and matching with the right opportunities. Excited to be on board! Yayyy!

Hey everyone, this is Eshal Imran Khan from Karachi.I recently joined PSC volunteer program and am siper excited to be a part of the team. I joined the Pakistan Science Club because of my deep-rooted curiosity for science and STEM. I wanted a platform where I could work productively in this field, step out of the textbook, and actively contribute to hands-on learning and innovation. Personally I'm a jack of all trades kind off person where I actively get involved in each and everything but my deeprooted passion is for astrophysics and data sciences. Looking forward to contribute positively in this team!

Hi everyone! My name is Daneen Sara Mir, and I’m joining you all from Attock. I am currently an A-Level student, and alongside my studies, I work with Hunehar on their R&D, outreach, and innovation team. I also previously completed internships with both Hunehar and Gentle Gestures. I chose to volunteer with PSC because I genuinely believe that science shouldn't just stay in textbooks; it needs to be shared with the community in ways that spark curiosity. My core interests lie deeply in research, public speaking, and planning and organizing. I love diving into information, structuring it efficiently, and then finding creative ways to present it to an audience. I'm really excited to bring that combination of research and communication to our projects here. On a more personal note, a fun fact about me is that I am a major early bird! I actually love waking up before sunrise—there’s something incredibly peaceful about having that quiet time to plan my day and get a focused head start before the rest of the world wakes up.

I'm Muhammad Shayan from Peshawar, Pakistan. I joined PSC as a volunteer because I genuinely believe science communication is one of the most underrated skills in Pakistan — and I want to be part of changing that. We have curious students everywhere, just not enough platforms making science feel accessible and exciting. My skills are all over the place in the best way — I'm a full-stack web developer, AI practitioner, and digital growth strategist. I've built real web platforms for international clients, grown social media pages to 70k+ views, and I'm currently exploring neuroscience research. I also hold certifications from Google, HP Life, and The Football Association (UK). Outside of tech, I'm a futsal captain, football player, and competitive chess player. I take the same strategic mindset from sports into everything I do. Fun fact: I'm teaching myself German on Duolingo — 290+ day streak and counting. Niemand kann mich aufhalten. 🇩🇪 Excited to contribute and connect with everyone here! — Shayan

Hello, I am hamaris ahmed from islamabad. My passion for hands-on activities, especially tinkering, electronics, robotics, and coding has inspired me to join as a PSC volunteer. My skills are mostly kinesthetic based as mentioned above. Also, I am a good player of chess and do cycling on daily basis. The funny thing about me is that if you ever catch me daydreaming or lost in thought, just give me a signal to wake me up.

5 year ago me and my sister build hovercraft > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ToemOT-yYO4

https://youtu.be/h2hvkeYeF9w?si=fDklxoF5RQvT1Guo

Hii, my name is Abdullah and I am from Lahore. I joined PSC as it provides me a great oppertunity to enhance my problem solving and research skills which will coincide with my future career path which is going to be Civil Engineering. I have great interest in infrastucture and STEM and I can pretty much manage many things at once. I have also won an interschool Math olympiad and English essay competition.

Hii, My name is Muhammad Abdullah, and I'm from Lahore. I've always been curious about how science and engineering come together to shape the world, whether it's the infrastructure around us or the tech we use every day. I'll be pursuing civil engineering as my major, and I'm excited to be part of that journey of building and improving things. I joined the PSC community because I wanted a place where I could grow my problem solving skills, learn from real experiences, and push myself beyond just textbooks. Volunteering in research and development in tech feels like the right next step, and I'm looking forward to learning, contributing, and growing with this community.

https://youtu.be/h2hvkeYeF9w?si=fDklxoF5RQvT1Guo

Hi! I'm Umme Hani, And I am a passionate learner with a deep interest in science and its role in improving society. I believe science has the power to inspire change, solve problems, and create a better future.I am particularly interested in STEM education, research, and science communication. I enjoy turning complex ideas into simple explanations that others can easily understand. By joining the Pakistan Science Club as a volunteer, I hope to contribute to impactful initiatives, develop my skills, and play a small part in promoting scientific awareness in the community.