Physiochemical and heavy metals determination in potable water of Karachi

Description: Access to clean and safe drinking water is fundamental for public health and well-being. Karachi, being one of the largest cities in Pakistan, faces significant challenges in ensuring the quality of its potable water due to various factors such as industrial pollution, urbanization, and inadequate infrastructure. Therefore, conducting a comprehensive analysis of the physiochemical

Fish culture with Aquaponics systems for optimum growth and maximum survival

Description: This project focuses on the fish culture with Aquaponics system with sensors and without sensors. The growth and survival of fish was observed in both systems. It was proved that smart Aquaponics systems (whose water quality parameters are being monitored by sensors)is far better than that of control Aquaponics system(water quality parameters are monitored

BIOFABRICS FROM SEAWEED

Description: Recent times sustainability is a leading characteristic of textile products. Biomaterials are scarce in our system to be used for health and safety purpose. To provide a sustainable, cost-effective multi-purpose biofabric with following major qualities. Low-cost; Raw material is extracted from organic waste. Biofabric is a multi-purpose sheets can be transposed to a variety

An assessment of microplastic accumulation in offshore fishes of Karachi

Description: This study aims to assess the accumulation of microplastics in offshore fishes of Karachi and examine its implications in the context of Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs). Through a multidisciplinary approach encompassing field surveys, laboratory analysis, and socio-economic assessments, the research seeks to elucidate the extent of microplastic contamination, identify potential sources, and evaluate its

Seasonal variation and quantitative assessment of microplastic at beaches of Pakistan

Description: This study aims to investigate the seasonal variation and quantify the abundance of microplastics at beaches across Pakistan. Through systematic sampling and analysis, we aim to assess the distribution, composition, and sources of microplastics in these coastal areas. This research will contribute to a better understanding of the extent of microplastic pollution in Pakistani

COMPARATIVE BIOECOLOGICAL CHARACTERIZATION OF Chthamalus malayensis (BARNACLES) FOUND AT SANDSPIT AND HAWKSBAY BEACHES, KARACHI

Description: This study aims to compare the bioecological characteristics of Chthamalus malayensis populations inhabiting Sandspit and Hawksbay beaches along the Karachi coast, Pakistan. Field surveys will be conducted to collect barnacle specimens, and various ecological parameters, including abundance, distribution, size, and species composition, will be recorded. Additionally, environmental factors such as water temperature, salinity, substrate

Assessment of Microplastic in Rock pools at Buleji Coast Karachi

Description: Microplastic pollution has emerged as a significant environmental concern globally, with coastal regions being particularly vulnerable due to their proximity to sources of plastic waste. Karachi, a major coastal city in Pakistan, faces similar challenges regarding microplastic contamination. Rock pools, being ecologically sensitive habitats, may serve as reservoirs for microplastics, potentially impacting marine life

Analysis of sublittoral microbenthic communities along environmental gradient at Clifton beach Karachi Pakistan

Description: This study focuses on assessing the composition and diversity of microbenthic communities along an environmental gradient at Clifton Beach, Karachi, Pakistan. Sampling will be conducted at multiple sites representing varying levels of anthropogenic influence, including areas near urban centers and less-impacted zones. Sediment samples will be collected, and microbenthic organisms will be identified and

Abundance of microplastics in commercially important asian green mussel perna viridis of karachi coast, Pakistan

Description: The present study aims to assess the abundance of microplastics in the Asian green mussel (Perna viridis) along the Karachi coast, Pakistan, which serves as a crucial indicator species due to its filter-feeding behavior and commercial importance. Sampling will be conducted at various locations along the Karachi coast, covering both urbanized and less-impacted areas.

Abundance and distribution of Microplastic at Clifton beach Karachi Pakistan

Description: This project aims to investigate the abundance and distribution of microplastics at Clifton Beach, emphasizing the socio-economic benefits of such research. Through field surveys, laboratory analysis, and stakeholder engagement, the study seeks to generate valuable data to support evidence-based decision-making, enhance public awareness, and foster sustainable management practices. Socio-Economic Benefits: This study seeks to