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🚀 7 Days to Go!

The countdown has officially begun for Islamabad STEM Camp 5.0! Get ready for an exciting journey filled with hands-on science experiments, engineering challenges, robotics, creativity, and innovation.

Let your child explore, build, experiment, and learn through real-world STEM activities in a fun and engaging environment.

📍 Islamabad
⏳ Only 7 days remaining
🎟️ Limited seats available

Register now and be part of an unforgettable STEM adventure!

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🌟 PSC Volunteer of the Week— @Amna bibi!

Amna bibi (Contributor · Media & Creative) from Rawalpindi has been making a real difference at Pakistan Science Club. So far: 1,210 XP earned, 21 missions completed, 10 tasks done, 6 badges, 2 certificates, 17 community posts and 24 volunteer hours.

Proud to have you with us — keep inspiring the community! #PakistanScienceClub

Assalam-o-Alaikum everyone!
My name is Muniba and I am Quetta. I have studied Chemistry and I also have some teaching experience.
I have just joined Pakistan Science Club as a new volunteer. I am very interested in research and article writing. I love explaining science topics in easy ways so students can understand them better.
I am excited to learn new skills, work on real projects, and contribute to PSC. I hope to grow as a volunteer and help make science fun for more students in Pakistan.

#PSCVolunteer #PakistanScienceClub

Alhamdulillah! 🌟
I am truly honored to receive this Volunteer Appreciation Certificate from Pakistan Science Club (PSC).
Thank you to the entire PSC team for this recognition and for giving me the opportunity to learn, grow, and serve the community. This certificate motivates me to continue contributing to science education and community service.
Special thanks to Abdul Rauf Sir, Fatima Rasheed Ma'am, and the entire PSC family. 💙
Looking forward to many more opportunities to learn and make a positive impact.
#PakistanScienceClub #PSC #Volunteer #Learning #CommunityService #Grateful

🌟 PSC Volunteer of the Week — @Surriya Marghoob! 🎉

This week, we're proud to recognize Surriya Marghoob, a valued Contributor in Education & Training from Hassan Abdal, for her dedication and meaningful contributions to the Pakistan Science Club community.

Here's what she has achieved so far:

🏆 1,211 XP Earned
🚀 21 Missions Completed
✅ 1 Tasks Completed
🎖️ 5 Badges Earned
📜 2 Certificates
✍️ 1 Published Article
💬 3 Community Posts
⏱️ 22 Volunteer Hours

Every mission completed, every task finished, and every contribution shared helps strengthen our community and inspires others to learn, create, and give back.

Thank you, Surriya, for your commitment and passion. We’re grateful to have you as part of the PSC family, and we look forward to seeing your continued impact.

👏 Join us in congratulating Surriya in the comments!

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📸 Capture Science. Inspire the World. 🌍🔬

Science is all around us—in nature, technology, our daily lives, and even the smallest moments we often overlook. If you have a passion for photography and curiosity, this is your chance to showcase science through your lens.

Join the PSC Science Photo Contest and share an original photograph that highlights the beauty and wonder of science. Whether it's a breathtaking night sky, a fascinating plant, a chemistry experiment, or innovation in everyday life, your perspective can inspire others.

📢 Don't forget to share this contest with your friends, classmates, teachers, and family. Let's encourage more people to discover and celebrate science through photography!

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Ready to impress the judges? Engineering in Nature: Forces in Action isn’t about pretty pictures. We want students who spot physics in the wild and explain it clearly. Here’s how to stand out:

How We Judge Your Entry:

1. Relevance to Theme (20%)
Show both engineering and forces in nature. Spider webs use tension. Honeycombs show compression. Tree roots fight gravity on slopes. Ask: “Does this prove nature is an engineer?”

2. Scientific Understanding (25%)
Don’t just name the force — explain it. For a bird’s nest, describe how woven twigs create friction against wind and gravity. For a leaf with water, explain surface tension. Show us the how.

3. Originality & Creativity (20%)
We’ll see hundreds of webs. Surprise us. Find forces in seashells, seed pods, termite mounds, or bent grass. Look closer.

4. Photo Clarity (15%)
Use natural light. Get close. Keep your subject sharp and in focus. We can’t judge blurry photos.

5. Quality of Explanation (20%)
Your caption matters. In 2-4 sentences, connect photo to science. Example: “These roots act as anchors. Thicker roots handle tension from the tree’s weight, stopping it from sliding.”

Hunt Responsibly: Our Safety Pledge
By entering, you agree to:

- Do not disturb wildlife: Never poke nests, touch eggs, or chase animals.
- Leave no trace: Don’t break branches, pick flowers, or stage scenes.
- Stay safe: No climbing unstable trees, restricted areas, or cliffs.
- Respect privacy: Avoid photographing private property or children without permission.

Great science protects what it studies. The best entries celebrate nature’s engineering without harming it.

Got your shot? Submit on the Photo Hunt page.

#EngineeringInNature #PakistanScienceClub
#PhotoHunt

Have you ever noticed how a spider web holds raindrops without breaking? Or how a bird’s nest stays strong in heavy wind?

That’s engineering in nature. Forces in action all around us.

Our new theme, Engineering in Nature: Forces in Action, challenges you to step outside and spot science in the wild. Look at how tension, compression, and balance shape the world — from tiny webs to towering trees.

Grab your phone, head outdoors, and show us the hidden engineering you find. Share your photos and ideas. Let’s learn from nature’s best designers.

Launch starts soon. Get ready to explore.
#EngineeringInNature #PakistanScienceclub

🌟 PSC Volunteer Spotlight — @Moiz Waseem!

Moiz Waseem (Maker · Technology & Innovation) from Karachi has been making a real difference at Pakistan Science Club. So far: 904 XP earned, 20 missions completed, 5 tasks done, 4 badges, 1 certificate, 1 article published, 3 community posts and 11 volunteer hours.

Proud to have you with us — keep inspiring the community! 💪 #PakistanScienceClub

🔬 Water Level Indicator Project 💧
This simple science project demonstrates how water levels can be monitored using basic principles of science. It is an easy, creative, and practical model that helps us understand the importance of water conservation and resource management.
💡 Learn • Explore • Innovate
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🌟 PSC Volunteer Spotlight — @@Muhammad Aliyan Akram!

Muhammad Aliyan Akram (Maker · Outreach & Operations) from SAHIWAL has been making a real difference at Pakistan Science Club. So far: 774 XP earned, 19 missions completed, 2 tasks done, 3 badges, 1 certificate, 5 community posts and 9 volunteer hours.

Proud to have you with us — keep inspiring the community! 💪 #PakistanScienceClub

🌟 PSC Volunteer Spotlight — Eshal Imran Khan!
Eshal Imran Khan (Maker · Research & Development) from Karachi has been making a real difference at Pakistan Science Club. So far: 919 XP earned, 19 missions completed, 2 tasks done, 3 badges, 1 certificate, 1 article published, 3 community posts and 10 volunteer hours.
Proud to have you with us — keep inspiring the community! #PakistanScienceClub

We’re delighted to introduce Ayesha Tariq, a passionate PSC volunteer from Lahore and a member of the Research & Development Team.

Ayesha is interested in content writing, STEM, and design. She created her own PSC Identity poster using Canva, reflecting her creativity and enthusiasm to learn, contribute, and serve her community. We’re excited to have her as part of the Pakistan Science Club volunteer community!

Volunteer: Ayesha Tariq
Volunteer ID: PSC-VOL-2026-0918
City: Lahore
Team: Research & Development

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Proud to receive the "First Mission Completed" Volunteer Achievement Badge from the Pakistan Science Club.
As a Telecommunication Engineering student at UET Mardan, I am excited to contribute to science, technology, and innovation initiatives while continuing to learn and grow through volunteer work.
Every achievement starts with a single step, and this badge marks the beginning of an exciting journey ahead.
#PakistanScienceClub #Volunteer #FirstMissionCompleted #TelecommunicationEngineering #UETMardan #STEM #ScienceEducation #LearningJourney #MuhammadSufianArif