Pakistan’s science community is abuzz this March 2025 with groundbreaking discoveries and innovations, showcasing the nation’s growing role in global research. From climate solutions to medical marvels, Today Pakistan News rounds up the latest science updates making waves across the country.
Solar-Powered Water Purification Hits Sindh
In a bid to tackle water scarcity, researchers from Karachi University have unveiled a solar-powered purification system in rural Sindh. This low-cost technology, debuted this month, uses nanotechnology to remove contaminants, offering clean drinking water to thousands—a timely response as Pakistan braces for predicted water shortages by 2025.
Lahore’s AI-Driven Weather Forecasting
Scientists at the Pakistan Meteorological Department in Lahore have launched an AI-enhanced weather prediction model, improving accuracy by 30%. Rolled out in March, this system promises better flood warnings and agricultural planning, critical as erratic rains challenge Punjab’s farmers.
Breakthrough in Wheat Resilience
The National Agricultural Research Centre (NARC) in Islamabad has engineered a drought-resistant wheat strain, announced this week. With Pakistan’s breadbasket facing climate stress, this biotech advance could boost yields by 15%, securing food supplies for millions.
Quantum Computing Lab Opens in Quaid-i-Azam University
Quaid-i-Azam University in Islamabad inaugurated Pakistan’s first quantum computing lab on March 10, 2025. Backed by international collaboration, this facility aims to train the next generation of scientists, positioning Pakistan in the global quantum race.
Medical Milestone: Local Vaccine Development
A team from the University of Health Sciences in Lahore has developed a low-cost vaccine booster targeting seasonal flu strains prevalent in Pakistan. Launched this month, this breakthrough reduces reliance on imports, with trials showing 90% efficacy in early tests.
These advancements highlight Pakistan’s scientific strides amid global challenges. “We’re not just keeping pace—we’re innovating for our future,” said a NARC spokesperson. Today Pakistan News will continue tracking these stories, from labs to everyday life.
