Promoting Space Education for a Brighter Future

 In a groundbreaking collaboration with the Pakistan Engineering Council (PEC), the Space Research Center (SRC) at the University of Central Punjab (UCP) recently spearheaded a Continuous Professional Development (CPD) workshop. This innovative workshop, tailored for Electrical Engineering Faculty members and aspiring young engineers, marked a significant step towards bridging the gap between academia and real-world applications in space technology. The CPD workshop went beyond conventional learning, offering a hands-on experience with cutting-edge concepts like CanSAT, CubeSAT, and FloatSAT. This immersive approach was designed to empower participants with practical knowledge, ensuring they not only understand theoretical aspects but can also apply them in real-world scenarios. The workshop placed a special emphasis on hands-on experience, allowing participants to interact with and build CanSAT, CubeSAT, and FloatSAT prototypes. This practical engagement provided a unique opportunit

In line with our steadfast commitment to 'Enhance Civic Engagement,' a dedicated delegation from the Space Research Centre at the Faculty of Engineering, University of Central Punjab, Lahore, recently embarked on a meaningful journey. Their destination? An underprivileged school, passionately supported by the non-governmental organization Pakistan Citizen Alliance (PCA). As the doors of knowledge swung open, our team forged direct connections with students in grades 6 and 9. The vibrant engagement aimed at not only bridging educational gaps but also igniting a spark of curiosity among these young minds. Enthusiastically, we delved into captivating discussions, unraveling the wonders of space, science, and technology. The session ended with a dynamic question-and-answer session, where Associate Professor Dr. M. Kamran Saleem gracefully fielded a multitude of inquiries. The room buzzed with the energy of bright and inquisitive minds eager to explore the realms of the cosmos.

The Lahore Science Mela (LSM) organized by the Khwarzimi Science Society stands as a pivotal event, gathering thousands of minds under one roof to celebrate and explore the wonders of science. Among the array of impactful participants, the Space Research Center (SRC) at the University of Central Punjab (UCP) brought the marvels of space science and technology to the forefront. With an aim to inspire and educate, the SRC's involvement in this grand event left an indelible mark on the landscape of science education in Pakistan. The SRC-UCP’s presence at the LSM was more than just a stall among many. It represented a gateway to the cosmos, offering a diverse range of space-related products and educational kits. One of the focal points of SRC-UCP’s showcase was the introduction of various space-related educational kits, carefully designed to promote a deeper understanding of space technology. Visitors were treated to an informative overview of electronics and mechanical structures us

The esteemed College of Aeronautical Engineering (NUST) recently witnessed an insightful and illuminating guest lecture by Dr. M. Kamran Saleem from the Space Research Center (SRC-UCP) on Space Education and Technologies. The event marked an invaluable opportunity for the faculty members and aspiring students of CAE-NUST to delve into the frontiers of space education and ongoing research activities conducted at SRC-UCP. The visit to CAE-NUST encompassed an enriching tour of various research laboratories, providing an up-close encounter with cutting-edge facilities. From the Aerospace Vehicle Design Lab to the Anechoic Chamber, Manufacturing Lab, and the Subsonic Wind Tunnel, the excursion offered a firsthand glimpse into the advanced tools and technologies employed in these state-of-the-art facilities. The highlight of the interaction was the research projects that captured the mutual interest of both SRC-UCP and CAE-NUST. Discussions ignited an exchange of ideas and potential co

In the vibrant city of Lahore, Pakistan , an educational event recently took place that left an indelible mark on the minds of more than 50 young, aspiring engineers and technologists. The University of Central Punjab hosted an Engineering and Technology Boot Camp, a platform designed to inspire and nurture the next generation of innovators. This engaging boot camp drew a diverse group of students, including those with backgrounds in Information and Computer Sciences (ICS) and pre-engineering. It served as a melting pot of ideas, where eager minds converged to explore the boundless possibilities that the fields of engineering and technology have to offer. One of the standout features of this boot camp was the prominent presence of the Space Research Center (SRC-UCP) . The SRC-UCP showcased its cutting-edge prototypes, providing attendees with an up-close look at the incredible advances in space technology. This immersive experience allowed students to witness firsthand the awe-insp

In the heart of the academic community at the University of Central Punjab, an event of astronomical proportions recently unfolded – the CubeSAT Training Workshop. Hosted by the esteemed Space Research Center (SRC-UCP) , this workshop brought together faculty members and laboratory staff from the Electrical Engineering Department , igniting a spark of curiosity and innovation in the realm of space exploration. In the quest to nurture the next generation of engineers and technologists, hands-on experience is often the key. The CubeSAT Training Workshop exemplified this by seamlessly blending theory and practice. Participants had the unique opportunity to work with in-house designed and developed CubeSat Educational kits , offering them a tangible and immersive experience in the world of s atellite technology . The knowledge and expertise gained during this workshop are not just confined to its walls. These insights are destined to permeate various courses across the university,