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Scientific inquiry once flourished in the Arabic world. Why did it disappear? On the rise and fall of the Golden Age of Arabic science. 

New legislation passed last week marks the end of a saga kicked off by the axing of six research projects by the Morrison government.

The number of retractions this year has passed 10,000 as publishers struggle to clean up a slew of sham papers and peer-review fraud. Plus, COP28 agreement names and shames fossil fuels and CAR-T therapy shows promise against autoimmune diseases. The number of retractions this year has passed 10,000 as publishers struggle to clean up a slew of sham papers and peer-review fraud. Plus, COP28 agreement names and shames fossil fuels and CAR-T therapy shows promise against autoimmune diseases.

In 2015, 193 countries agreed to ambitious targets for freedom, health and the environment. We're halfway to the deadline — but how's it going? Find out how well you know humanity’s progress.

LAHORE:The Faculty of Humanities and Kauser Abdullah Malik School of Life Science, FCCU in collaboration with Pakistan Academy of Science organised a two-day workshop on Science Journalism. The concluding session of the workshop was held at FCCU on Thursday. Dean of Humanities, Dr Altaf Ullah Khan and Director ORIC and Dean Postgraduate Studies Dr Kauser