Physics and Technology Before and After 1900
Planck’s discovery not only gave birth to quantum theory but also unlocked new innovations that transformed everything.
Issue 11 - November 2025
The November 2025 ENTECH Magazine issue dives into sustainability, AI's role in education, and the evolution of science.Explore how buildings can heal the planet, discover the foundations of modern physics (Pre & Post 1900), and debate the cosmic mystery of the Fermi Paradox. Featuring insights on Quantum Algorithm Developer , Green Remediation, and 'How Denim is Made.'Start reading the science that shapes tomorrow, today!
Designing a Greener Tomorrow: How buildings can help Heal the Planet
Architects and engineers in this field use science and creativity to make buildings that work with nature, not against it.
Organic Pollutants: Demerits and its green remediation
Persistent organic pollutants (POPs) are organic compounds that are resistant to degradation through chemical, biological, and photolytic processes.
AI for the Next Generation: Inspiring Students to Build the Future
Artificial Intelligence (AI) and workflow automation are shaping how students learn, collaborate, and also solve problems in STEM education. Modern classrooms are evolving into innovation labs where students act as…
How Denim Fabric Is Made from Cotton to Finished Textile
Sustainability in denim dyeing is gaining momentum as the industry faces environmental challenges.
The Coolest Tech Jobs You Haven’t Heard Of: Quantum Algorithm Developer
With applications in medicine, finance, cybersecurity, and AI, this role stands among the most important jobs of the future.
Wonders in Science: The Triple Point of Water
This reminds us how even the simplest things - like H₂O hold wonders and inspire scientists.
What is Fermi Paradox? When would we Find Aliens?
Discovery of exoplanets in habitable zones has increased optimism about life’s possibility elsewhere.
AI Productivity Tools: Enhancing Student Outcomes and Eliminating Teacher Burnout
These tools highlight how AI can handle routine work, personalize instruction, and foster a richer learning experience
From Magellan’s daring navigation to Einstein’s quantum leap and from the discovery of X-rays to the detection of distant atmospheres.