Rewire Your Brain | Adeel Imtiaz

Rewire Your Brain | Adeel Imtiaz

On the 1st of March, Mr. Adeel took the stage to deliver the fifth lecture of the KSS lecture series, titled “دماغ کی سائنس” His presentation immediately caught the audience’s attention with vibrant graphics displayed on the screen, showcasing his adeptness at capturing the audience’s interest.

KSS at Pakistan Learning festival – CLC

KSS at Pakistan Learning festival – CLC

The Khwarizmi Science Society joined the Pakistan Learning Festival at the Children’s Library Complex, seamlessly fitting into the atmosphere buzzing with knowledge. Over the two-day event, we had a lineup of engaging activities planned.

 

 

“A Mysterious Universe” by Dr. Suhail Zubairy

“A Mysterious Universe” by Dr. Suhail Zubairy

“A Mysterious Universe” The Khwarizmi Science Society recently hosted its third public lecture featuring Dr. Suhail Zubairy on 20th December 2023. Taking center stage, Dr. Zubairy delivered a captivating presentation entirely in Urdu, offering a unique perspective on the revolutionary scientific breakthroughs of the 20th century, making complex ideas accessible to a diverse audience.

KSS visits “Brain Of Lahore 2023”

KSS visits “Brain Of Lahore 2023”

On the 14th of December 2023, Trust School Amir Town Branch hosted the prestigious “Brain of Lahore 2023” event, and KSS was invited to participate as an exhibitor, presenting captivating demonstrations.

KSS at Children Library Complex Festival

KSS at Children Library Complex Festival

The Children Library Complex’s recently played host to the Khwarizmi Science Society (KSS) on it’s annual festival, and it was a delight to see the young minds of our future engaged in a world of scientific wonders as we brought four of our major demonstrations forward.

One of the most crowd-favorite was the balloon experiment with liquid nitrogen. Children were asked whether it was possible to fit three balloons into a small box. With resounding “NO’s”, they watched as the balloons were submerged in liquid nitrogen, causing them to shrink. The magical part came when the balloons were retrieved – they expanded back to their original shape! This experiment not only showcased the fascinating properties of liquid nitrogen but also taught kids about its low temperature and the effects of extreme cold on objects.