UNESCO has launched the Science Club Challenge 2026 – Asia-Pacific edition – inviting school clubs across the region to submit bold, student-led STEM projects that deliver real-world solutions for sustainability and spark regional collaboration
Maheera Ghani of Pakistan has earned a place on Forbes Asia’s 2026 list – recognition for her pioneering work expanding science education and opening new pathways for women, Arab News PK reported Monday
BOE and UNESCO have launched the Asia-Pacific Science Club Network and the 2026 Science Challenge – bold new initiatives designed to ignite youth innovation and strengthen STEM collaboration across the region
BOE and UNESCO have launched the Asia‑Pacific Science Club Network and unveiled the 2026 Science Challenge. This bold, region‑wide initiative aims to spark young imaginations, connect aspiring STEM enthusiasts across the Asia‑Pacific, and turn collaborative ideas into real‑world innovations
From Africa to Asia and across the Pacific, the IAEA is sparking the next generation of nuclear scientists-equipping young professionals with hands-on training, mentorship and real opportunities to power clean energy solutions and advance sustainable development
The University of Hong Kong will host Hong Kong’s first Asian Science Camp in 2026 – a landmark event that will bring together outstanding young science talent from across Asia and beyond. Through inspiring lectures, close one-on-one mentoring and hands-on collaboration, the camp will spark new ideas and help forge lasting international networks