Pakistani Researcher Iram Naz Joins National Scientist Directory

Pakistani researcher Dr. Iram Naz, daughter of Mehr Muhammad Bakhsh, has been included in Pakistan’s National Scientist Directory, marking a significant milestone in her academic and research career.

Pursuing PhD in China

Dr. Iram Naz is currently completing her PhD at Wuhan University in China under a special scholarship provided by the Chinese government.

Her academic research focuses on environmental science and geo-sensing. She has also contributed research papers to international scientific journals, adding to her academic profile and research experience.

Women Scientists in Pakistan

Official data shows that Pakistan has 2,898 women scientists, representing around 22 percent of the country’s total scientist population.

The inclusion of Dr. Iram Naz in the National Scientist Directory highlights the growing participation of Pakistani women in scientific research and higher education.

Academic Journey

Dr. Naz is a former student of the University of Technology. Her progress in international research and higher education is being viewed as an encouraging example for Pakistani women interested in pursuing careers in science and research.

Her achievement also highlights the opportunities available to Pakistani researchers through international scholarships and academic collaborations.