Gpcpsc Science Club

09/09/2026

23/08/2026

The platypus is one of those animals that seems almost too strange to be real.
It lays eggs, has a duck-like bill and webbed feet, produces venom, and can detect the tiny electrical signals produced by its prey. It even glows under ultraviolet light.
Evolution doesn't always produce something that looks familiar. Sometimes, it produces something completely unexpected.

GPCPSC Science Club
Where Curiosity Becomes Creation

20/08/2026

Today, GPCPSC Science Club hosted an insightful session on Quantum Computing, exploring its fundamental concepts and future possibilities.

The session featured presentations by Research & Innovation Lead Sinan Bin Naiyem and Quiz & Olympiad Lead Shahriar Khan. Our respected teachers also shared valuable guidance and insights, making the session an enriching learning experience.

GPCPSC Science Club
Where Curiosity Becomes Creation

14/08/2026

You are glowing right now you just cant see it

Every living organism gives off tiny amounts of light called biophotons These ultraweak flashes are far too faint for our eyes to detect but scientists can measure them using highly sensitive equipment

Researchers are studying whether these tiny light signals could give us clues about what is happening inside living cells including how they produce energy respond to changes and communicate with their surroundings
What looks completely dark to us may actually be filled with an invisible glow happening at the cellular level Biophotons could eventually give scientists a new way to study life from the inside out

GPCPSC Science Club
Where Curiosity Becomes Creation

08/08/2026

When Trees Turn Into Stone.

In Arizona lies one of the most fascinating geological wonders on Earth, the Petrified Forest, where ancient trees have been naturally transformed into stone over millions of years.
So, how does this happen?
When trees are buried under layers of sediment, groundwater carrying dissolved minerals slowly moves through the wood. Over a very long period, these minerals replace the original organic material while preserving the structure and details of the tree.
This process is called petrification.
The striking colors found in petrified wood are caused by different minerals within it. What remains is essentially a stone replica of a tree that existed millions of years ago.
It is a remarkable example of how geological processes can preserve evidence of life from the distant past.

GPCPSC Science Club
Where Curiosity Becomes Creation

04/08/2026

The Hidden Language of Plants

For centuries, plants were believed to exist in complete silence. However, recent scientific research has revealed that plants under stress, such as drought or physical injury, can emit ultrasonic acoustic signals beyond the range of human hearing.

Although these signals are inaudible to us, specialized recording equipment can detect them. This discovery is helping researchers monitor plant health, improve crop management, and advance sustainable agricultural practices.

Nature often communicates in ways beyond our perception. What appears to be silence may simply be a form of communication we are only beginning to understand.

GPCPSC Science Club
Where Curiosity Becomes Creation

31/07/2026

This Thursday, as part of our regular club activities, GPCPSC Science Club organized an engaging seminar on "Black Holes & Wormholes", exploring some of the most fascinating concepts in modern astrophysics.

The session was delivered by our Project Lead, Yeasin Abdullah, whose insightful presentation made these complex topics both engaging and accessible.

We were honored by the presence of our respected teachers, whose valuable guidance and continuous encouragement greatly enriched the session. Students, teachers, and club members actively participated, making the session both interactive and inspiring.

At GPCPSC Science Club, we remain committed to fostering scientific curiosity, critical thinking, and a passion for discovery through meaningful learning experiences.

GPCPSC Science Club
Where Curiosity Becomes Creation.

21/07/2026

GPCPSC Science Club | A Proud Milestone

The GPCPSC Science Club proudly celebrates another remarkable achievement in its journey of scientific innovation and excellence.
Representing Gazipur Cantonment Public School and College, the club emerged as Champion at the Upazila Level in the National Level Startup, Science Project & Innovation Idea Showcasing Program, earning the opportunity to represent the institution at the District Level.
Recognizing the club's outstanding contribution to innovation, Gazipur Cantonment Public School and College was honored as the educational institution from Gazipur Sadar Upazila invited to the National Level Startup, Science Project & Innovation Idea Showcasing and Tree Plantation Launching Program, held at the Bangladesh–China Friendship International Conference Center (BCFICC), Dhaka.
The institution was proudly represented by our esteemed mentors, Nurjahan Akter and Mr. Abu Hena Mustafa Kamal, whose unwavering dedication, mentorship, and continuous guidance have played a pivotal role in fostering scientific excellence within the GPCPSC Science Club.
We extend our heartfelt congratulations to our respected mentors and sincere appreciation to everyone whose dedication continues to inspire the spirit of innovation within the GPCPSC Science Club.
GPCPSC Science Club
Where Curiosity Becomes Creation.

19/07/2026

GPCPSC Science Club is Proud to Announce Its Partnership with the 2nd Bangladesh Science Exposium 2026 as a Club Partner.
This collaboration reflects our continued commitment to fostering scientific curiosity, innovation, and research-driven learning among students. We are honored to be associated with one of Bangladesh's premier science events, dedicated to bringing together aspiring scientists, innovators, researchers, and STEM enthusiasts from across the country.
The 2nd Bangladesh Science Exposium 2026 aims to inspire the next generation of innovators by providing a platform for scientific exploration, research, project showcasing, knowledge exchange, and collaboration. It is an excellent opportunity for participants to present their ideas, interact with like-minded individuals, and gain valuable exposure within Bangladesh's scientific community.

Event Details
• Event: Transcom presents 2nd Bangladesh Science Exposium 2026 •

Date: 31 July – 1 August 2026 • Time: 9:00 AM – 6:00 PM •

Venue: University Laboratory School & College, University of Dhaka Area, Dhaka •

Title Sponsor: Transcom • Organized by: Dhaka University Science Society (DUSS) & BestCade •

Youth Engagement Partner: BestCade Youth

We cordially invite all students, innovators, researchers, and science enthusiasts to participate in this prestigious national event. Whether you have an innovative project to showcase or simply wish to explore the latest developments in science and technology, the Bangladesh Science Exposium offers an inspiring environment to learn, collaborate, and grow.

Participation & Registration

• Registration Form:
https://forms.gle/6Yy8sThAkowXxhTm6?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQPMjc1MjU0NjkyNTk4Mjc5AAEeAYHhuiqsYedX0tcDeKwaVwfy0T0WJzgOg-Cv0huDyHMMAuuEa-TzoG2-aNk_aem_MYbl7ONSGYzl-3DLzdYvUw

• Event Page: https://facebook.com/events/s/2nd-bangladesh-science-exposiu/2178290153009357/

Reference: GPCPSC Science Club

We encourage everyone with a passion for science and innovation to take part in this remarkable event and become a part of Bangladesh's growing scientific community.
For further updates regarding registration, participation, and event activities, stay connected with GPCPSC Science Club.
Together, let us celebrate science, inspire innovation, and shape the future.

GPCPSC Science Club
Where Curiosity Becomes Creation.

19/07/2026

Imagine you ship one shoe in a sealed box to London and keep the other in New York. The moment your colleague opens the box and sees a left shoe, they instantly know yours is the right one. Simple logic. The shoe was always left or right.

Quantum physics works differently.

Imagine both boxes hold a blur of possibility, where each shoe is somehow both left and right at once. The instant your colleague opens their box and it becomes left, yours instantly becomes right.

No signal is sent. No time passes.

This is quantum entanglement.

When two particles become entangled, their properties stay connected no matter how far apart they are. Change one, and the other responds instantly, even across galaxies.

Einstein called this spooky action at a distance because it seemed impossible. He thought quantum theory was missing something.

He was wrong.

Nobel Prize winning experiments proved entanglement is real. Today, it is helping build quantum computers and unbreakable communication systems.

It shows something strange about reality. Things that seem separate may be deeply connected in ways we are only starting to understand.