Category: Newspaper

  • Aerospace Leap

    Advancements in material science have long driven the evolution of aircraft. Once considered secondary, polymers and composite matrices are now fundamental to the design and manufacturing of modern aircraft, drones, and satellites. As aerospace technology progresses, the limitations of traditional metals and alloys are becoming increasingly clear. These materials struggle to meet the demands of…

  • CO2 to Jet Fuel: Our SAF Moment

    Sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) is revolutionizing air travel by providing a viable pathway for decarbonization amid growing climate concerns. Unlike conventional jet fuel, SAF is derived from renewable resources such as used cooking oil, agricultural residues, forestry by-products, and municipal waste, significantly reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Its production involves a two-step process: converting feedstock into…

  • Going for Green Refining Technology

    The global oil and chemical industries face significant challenges due to rising imports and the shift toward sustainable fuels, yet these challenges also present opportunities for strategic growth. Countries can capitalize on this transition by developing green refineries, which use renewable energy to process organic materials into oils, chemicals, and fertilizers. This approach not only…

  • Lignik – A Solution to Housing Issue

    A feature story recently published in The Express Tribune newspaper highlights Lignik as a revolutionary solution for affordable, large-scale housing in Pakistan. Lignik is a groundbreaking, 3D-printable biosynthetic material derived from carbon dioxide and biowaste. Invented in Australia, this innovative material has the potential to revolutionise low-cost housing by offering a sustainable and affordable alternative…