PSC Community — Weekly Highlights | 14–20 July 2026
Dear PSC Community,
We are excited to share this week's latest updates, achievements, projects, and opportunities from the Pakistan Science Club community!
🌟 Volunteer of the Week
Congratulations to Amna Bibi, this week's PSC Volunteer of the Week! 🎉
Amna's dedication, active participation, and valuable contributions continue to inspire our community. Thank you for your commitment and excellent work. Keep growing and inspiring others!
🧠 Introducing PSC Brain Quest
We are thrilled to launch PSC Brain Quest — an exciting science-riddle challenge designed for curious minds!
Through Brain Quest, you can:
🔍 Solve science riddles submitted by fellow volunteers and earn XP
💡 Submit your own science riddles and receive 15 XP when they are approved and activated
🏆 Track how many riddles you have attempted and successfully solved
Every correct answer earns XP. You may also use a hint, but it will cost you 2 XP.
Are you ready to put your scientific thinking to the test?
📝 New Articles on the PSC Blog
Our volunteers have been researching, learning, and sharing their knowledge. Explore these two fantastic new articles:
Molecular Dynamics: How Computers Simulate Atoms
By Muhammad Daud
Did you know that computers can simulate how millions of atoms move and interact? Muhammad explores the fascinating field of molecular dynamics and explains how scientists use supercomputers to study proteins, medicines, materials, and molecular behaviour at the atomic level.
The Science Behind Rainbows: Nature's Colourful Display
By Ayesha Shahbaz
Why do the colours of a rainbow always appear in the same order? Ayesha explains how sunlight and raindrops work together to create this beautiful natural phenomenon — a wonderful reminder that science is all around us.
🔬 New Community Projects and Experiments
Our community continues to turn ideas into practical STEM projects. Two exciting new projects are now available:
Colorimetric Biosensor for Detecting Vitamin C in Fruit Juices
By Sana Aftab
Sana developed a biosensor that detects vitamin C through a simple colour-changing reaction. This innovative project connects biotechnology with everyday food testing. Excellent work, Sana!
Obstacle-Avoiding Arduino Robot Car
By Azaan Pervaiz
Using Arduino, sensors, and DC motors, Azaan built a robotic car that can automatically detect and avoid obstacles. This hands-on project demonstrates the exciting possibilities of robotics, electronics, and programming. Well done, Azaan!
📢 Call for Volunteers — Islamabad STEM Camp 5.0
Islamabad STEM Camp 5.0 is coming, and we need you on the team!
Pakistan Science Club is looking for passionate and responsible volunteers to support one of Pakistan's leading hands-on STEM learning experiences.
Volunteer opportunities are available in:
🔬 STEM activity facilitation
🤖 Robotics and technical support
📋 Registration and event coordination
📸 Photography and videography
📱 Social media and content creation
🤝 Outreach and participant support
This is an excellent opportunity to gain practical experience, develop professional skills, work with young learners, and contribute to the promotion of science and innovation in Pakistan.
👉 Apply now — limited volunteer positions are available!
Thank you for continuing to learn, build, share, and inspire with Pakistan Science Club.
Keep building. Keep exploring. Keep inspiring.
Warm regards,
Pakistan Science Club Team
