Black Hole Lecture Notes
Introduction
- Welcome: Good evening, welcome everyone.
- Quantum Computing: Rapidly gaining popularity, but caution in investment is necessary.
- Scientific Fraud: There is a need to pay attention to cases of scientific fraud in Pakistan.
Key Speaker
- Shaheer Niaz:
- Bachelor's degree in Physics, Institute of Space Technology.
- Listed in Forbes 30 Under 30.
- Works at the prestigious Royal Society Open Science.
Main Topics
- Quantum Computer:
- Pakistan has created its first quantum computer, "Q Q One".
- Dr. Zohaer Ahmed: Founder of the institute, claims an honorary degree from MIT.
Signs of Fraud
- Dr. Zohaer's Background:
- No precise academic papers or research work found.
- Diploma Program: 1-year quantum diploma, an online course for $3000.
- Canadian Branch: Advertising Canadian degree.
University Involvement
- Kosar University: Charged 30,000 PKR.
- Habib University: Invited Zohaer Ahmed.
- Quaid-e-Azam University: Also invited Zohaer, did not check background.
Lack of Awareness in Society
- Need for Verification: It's necessary to state that verification in science is essential.
- Certificate Culture: The trend of obtaining certificates in universities has made students vulnerable to fraud.
Future Perspective
- Need for Reform: Restructuring the education system is necessary.
- Development of Young Children: Encourage children to ask questions and seek knowledge.
- Inspiration: Parents should encourage children's hobbies.
Conclusion
- Seriousness of Science: It is important to take science seriously and be alert to any fraud.
- Change in Society: Efforts are needed to make society aware.
- Need to Move Forward: A strong foundation for new ideas and research should be established.
This lecture gave us the opportunity to learn how it is essential to maintain verification and truth in our educational institutions and scientific research.