New Publication · PASTIC
Why Did I Become a Scientist? میں سائنسدان کیوں بنا؟
A curated volume on scientific inspiration, intellectual journeys, and human perseverance — now available in Urdu.
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A curated volume on scientific inspiration, intellectual journeys, and human perseverance.
- ISBN:
- 978-969-8040-50-5
- Editors:
- Dr. Noor Muhammad Butt, Dr. Khwaja Yaldram
- Language:
- Urdu
- Translators:
- Nasir Mughal, Kamran Amin
- Published by:
- Pakistan Scientific and Technological Information Centre (PASTIC)
- Publication Date:
- March 2024
- How to cite:
- Butt, N. M., & Yaldram, K. (Eds.). (2024). Why did I become a scientist? (N. Mughal & K. Amin, Trans.). Islamabad: Pakistan Scientific and Technological Information Centre (PASTIC). ISBN 978-969-8040-50-5.
- Original Work:
- Butt, N. M., & Yaldram, K. (Eds.). (2009). The excitement of science: Reflections of some eminent Pakistani scientists on why they chose science as a career. Pakistan Academy of Sciences. ISBN 978-969-8223-09-0.
About This Book
Why Did I Become a Scientist? presents an inspiring collection that reflects the motivations, struggles, and achievements associated with scientific life. Through thoughtful editorial work and translation, the book brings forward perspectives that help readers understand the personal and intellectual journeys behind the making of scientists.
This publication is intended for students, researchers, educators, and general readers who wish to explore the human side of science. It serves not only as a literary and educational contribution, but also as a source of encouragement for young minds interested in scientific learning and discovery.
Publishing Note
This book has been published by PASTIC as part of its commitment to the dissemination of scientific knowledge.
Who Should Read This Book
This book is particularly useful for:
Students interested in science and scientific careers
Teachers and academic institutions
Researchers and science communicators
Readers interested in the lives and motivations of scientists