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Title Name of Member Postal Address 1 Dr G Murtaza Salam Chair In Member Title Name of Member Position Postal Address ship No Salam Chair in Physics G. C. 1 Dr G Murtaza Professor University, Lahore 2 Dr Asghari Maqsood Professor NUST, Rawalpindi Associate Department of Physics, Quaid- 3 Dr Imrana Ashraf Professor i-Azam University, Islamabad 4 Mr Farid A. Khawaja Professor Islamabad Sustainable Development 5 Dr A. H. Nayyar Professor Institute of Pakistan Department of Physics, Quaid- 6 Dr M Zakaullah Professor i-Azam University, Islamabad. Quaid-i-Azam University, 7 Dr M. Aslam Baig Professor Islamabad 8 Dr Sajjad Mamood Professor USA House 178, Street 18, F-10/2, 9 Dr Kamaluddin Ahmed Professor Islamabad Associate University of Engineering and 10 Dr Muhammad Iqbal Professor Technology, Lahore Associate Quaid-i-Azam University, 11 Dr Khalid Khan Professor Islamabad 12 Dr Samina S. Masood USA C/o National Centre of Physics 13 Dr Fayyazuddin Professor at Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad C/o National Centre of Physics 14 Dr Riazuddin Professor at Quaid-i-Azam University, Islamabad Department of Physics, Quaid- 15 Dr Arshad M. Mirza Professor i-Azam University, Islamabad Department of Physics, Quaid- 16 Dr S. K. Hasanain Professor i-Azam University, Islamabad D.G. CAMP, NUST E.M.E 17 Dr Asghar Qadir Professor College, Peshawar Road Rawalpindi. H. No. 522, St. 46, G-10/4, 18 Dr A. J. Hamdani Professor Islamabad Air University, PAF Complex 19 Dr Abdullah Sadiq Professor Sector E-9, Islamabad Ex. C.S.O. PAEC H# 51, St 20 Dr M. Anwar Professor #62, F- 10/3 Islamabad 473-B, St. 10, F-10/2, 21 Dr Khalid Rashid Scientist Islamabad. 22 Dr Nisar Ahmad Professor Associate Department of Physics, F. C. 23 Dr Sufian Aslam Professor College, Lahore H. No. 355, St. 72, Sector G- 24 Dr Izhar-ul-Haq Professor 11/2, Islamabad Chief H. No.417, F-Block Satellite 25 Dr C. A. Majeed Scientist Town, Rawalpindi Sec. Pak. Association of History & Philosophy of 26 Dr M. M. Qureshi Director Sciences, Pakistan Academy of Sciences, Sector G-5, Islamabad Director Optical Technologies 27 Dr M. Zahid Director Air Weapon’s Complex, E-5. Officers Colony, Wah Cantt Optics Lab, P.O. Box 1021, 28 Dr Tariq Hasan Guilani Professor Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission, Islamabad Chief A. Q. Khan Research Labs. 29 Dr Gul Feroz Tariq Scientist P.O. Box 502, Rawalpindi Director 30 Dr Anwar-ul-Haq P.O. B.# 139, KRL Rawalpindi General Chief A. Q. Khan Research Labs. 31 Mr K. M. Aurang Zaib Scientist P.O. Box 502, Rawalpindi Deputy A. Q. Khan Research Labs. 32 Dr Zafar Iqbal Chief Scientist P.O. Box 502, Rawalpindi 22-B, Sector 2, Khayaban-e-Sir 33 Dr Abdul Waheed Director Syed, Rawalpindi National Centre of Physics at 34 Dr Tajammal Hussain Director Quaid-I-Azam University, Islamabad Center for Advanced Studies in 35 Dr Ijaz M. Ghauri Professor Physics G. C. University, Lahore c/o Department of Space 36 Dr Abdul Rahim Ch. Professor Sciences, Old Campus, Punjab University, Lahore C/O Department of Physics, 37 Dr Shaukat Ali Professor Punjab University, Lahore. Director, Basic Sciences, 38 Dr Ijaz-ur-Rehman Durrani Director University of Gujrat, Gujrat C/o Department of Physics 39 Dr Muhammad Zakaria Butt Professor University of Engineering and Technology, Lahore Department of Physics, G. C. 40 Dr Hassan Amir Shah Professor University, Lahore Department of Physics, Punjab 41 Dr Rashid Ali Professor University, New Campus, Lahore Department of Physics, Associate 42 Mr Javed Ahmad Bahauddin Zakaria University, Professor Multan Department of Physics, B. Z. 43 Dr M. Iqbal Ansari Professor University, Multan (Abroad) Department of Basic Sciences Not 44 Dr M. Tariq Atiq Engineering University, Avaialable Peshawar Department of Electronics, 45 Dr Waqar Haider Bokhari Professor University of Peshawar, Peshawar Department of Physics, Gomal 46 Dr Muhammad Ayub Professor University, D. I. Khan c/o Department of Physics 47 Dr Abdul Waheed Professor Gomal University D. I. Khan (abroad) House No. B-1/213, Mujahid 48 Dr Arshad Iqbal Abad Jhelum Associate Fed. Govt. College, Rahim Yar 49 Dr Abdul Ghafoor Professor Khan Department of Physics, Islamia 50 Dr Asghar Hashmi Professor University, Bahawalpur Department of Physics , Islamia 51 Dr Khaliq Ahmad Chaudhary Professor University, Bahawalpur Department of Mathematics, Balochisatan University of 52 Dr Ansaruddin Syed Professor Information Technology & Management Science, Quetta A-150 Sadar Society, Gulistan- 53 Dr Jawaid Quamar Professor e-Jouhar Near Batool Hospital, Karachi. Department of Physics, Karachi 54 Dr Tahseen Rahim Professor University, Karachi Department of Applied Physics 55 Dr Azhar A. Ansari Professor Karachi University, Karachi. (Abroad) Director Planning & Project, 56 Dr Abdul Qadeer Professor Federal Urdu University of Arts, Science & Tech., Karachi. Department of Applied Physics, 57 Dr Shahid Hussain Zaidi Professor Karachi University, Karachi Department of Applied Physics 58 Dr Najeeb Siddiqui Professor , Karachi University, Karachi Hamdard Institute of Chief 59 Dr Iqbal A. Khan Information, Technology, Scientist Karachi Department of Applied Sciences & Graduate Studies, 60 Dr M. Khalid Anis Professor Bahria University, Karachi Campus, Karachi National Engineering Complex, Chief National University of Science 61 Dr Suhail Zaki Farooqui Scientist & Technology (NUST), Rawalpindi Department of Physics, Air 62 Dr Muhammad Anwar Professor University, Islamabad Department de fisica, De Particulas, Universidade de 63 Dr Ather Hussain Santiago de Compostela, Espana Department of Physics, 64 Mr Fazal-ur-Rehman Professor University of Peshawar, Peshawar Department of Physics, 65 Dr M. Yousuf Hussain Professor Agricultural University, Faisalabad Not Preston University, H-8/1 , 66 Dr N. M. Butt Avaialable Islamabad C/o Center for Solid State 67 Dr Tariq Abdullah Professor Physics, Punjab University, New Campus, Lahore Department of Physics, 68 Dr Khaliq-ur-Rehman Professor University of Engineering, and Technology, Lahore Pakistan Institute of Laser and Chief 69 Dr Mohammed Mudassar Guilani Optics, P.O. Box 505 Scientist Rawalpindi National Centre of Physics, at 70 Dr Hafeez Hoorani Professor Quaid-i-Azam University Islamabad Principal PINSTECH, P.O. Nilore, 71 Dr Qamar uz zaman Scientist Islamabad Prof. at Rafi M Chaudary 72 Dr Shoaib Ahmed Professor Chair, G C University, Lahore Not Department of Physics, Quaid- 73 Dr Abdul Hamid Toor Avaialable I-Azam University, Islamabad Department of Applied 74 Mr Ayub Khan Yousuf Zai Professor Physics, Karachi University , Karachi Department of Physics, BZU 75 Mr Mohammed Ashraf Choudhry Professor Multan Not Department of Physics, 76 Dr Sajida Jamila (Abroad) Available University of Karachi, Karachi Department of Physics, Not 77 Dr Birjees Nafees Ayub University of Karachi, IV G-6/3, Available Nazimabad, Karachi. Department of Electronics, Associate 78 Dr Farhan Saif Quaid-i-Azam University, Professor Islamabad. Department of Physics, 79 Dr Sadia Manzoor Professor COMSATS, Islamabad Department of Physics, Gomal 80 Dr Noor Abbas Din Khattak, Chairman University, D. I. Khan Deputy Pakistan Atomic energy 81 Dr Maqsood-ul-Hasan Nasim Chief Commission, P.O. Box 3132, Scientist Islamabad C/O Centre for Solid State 82 Dr F. M. Nazar Professor Physics, New Campus, Punjab University, Lahore 83 Dr Riaz Ahmad Director CASP, G. C. University, Lahore Associate Govt. Islamia College Civil 84 Dr Syed Farhat Ali Jafferey Professor Lines, Lahore. Associate University of Engineering and 85 Dr M. Shahid Rafique Professor Technology, Lahore Dean, Faculty of Basic and Applied Sciences, International 86 Dr Ehsanullah Khan (T.I) Professor Islamic University, H-10 Campus Islamabad Associate 87 Mr Syed Tahir Abbas G. C. University, Lahore Professor Associate Department of Physics, G.C. 88 Miss Mubashra Hameed Professor University , Lahore Curriculum Research and Research 89 Mr Amar Riaz Development Center, Wahdat Officer Colony, Wahdat Road, Lahore Regional Regional Campus, Allama 90 Mr Rasul Bakhsh Behram Director Iqbal, Open University, Sahiwal C/o Center for Solid State Physics, Quaid-i-Azam 91 Dr Saadat A. Siddiqui Professor Campus, Punjab University, Lahore Associate 92 Dr Saleem Farooq Shaukat COMSATS, Abbottabad Professor Dr. A. Q. Khan Research Labs, 93 Dr Muhammad Farooq Director Kahuta, GPO Box No. 502, Rawalpindi Department of Physics, G. C, 94 Mr Syed Asad Raza Kazmi Professor University, Lahore Department of Physics, 95 Mr Syed Zafar Ilyas Professor University of Balochistan, Quetta. Associate Department of Physics, 96 Dr Safdar Hussain Professor Sargodha University, Sargodha Associate Department of Physics, G C 97 Dr Muhammad Sharif Professor University, Faisalabad A.Q. Khan Research Labs. 98 Mr Javed Ahsan Bhatti Director P.O. Box 502, Rawalpindi COMSATS, Abbottabad, Tobe Associate 99 Mr Aamir Islam Camp, University Road, Professor Abbottabad 100 Dr Sarfaraz Ahmad Sr. Scientist NTFP, PAEC 3329, Islamabad Principal Department of Physics, G C 101 Dr Khalid Alamgir Scientist University Lahore Department of Physics, G C 102 Mr Amanullah Professor University Lahore C/o Department of Physics, 103 Mr Ijaz Awan Professor Govt. College of Science Wahatdat Road ,Lahore Department of Physics, G C 104 Mr Abdul Ghaffar Lecturer University Lahore. New C A 195/10(old C A Not 105 Miss Samia Qazi 170/10) P.O Satellite Town, Avaialable Rawalpindi. Department of Physics, UET 106 Dr Ahmad Shuaib Lecture Lahore.(Abroad) Not 107 Miss Saba Shafaq Avaialable Associate Department of Physics, GCU, 108 Dr Salamat Ali Professor Lahore Federal Urdu University of Arts, 109 Mr Muhammad Zubair Khan Lecturer Science and Technology, G- 7/1, Zero Point, Islamabad National Centre of Physics, at Assistant 110 Dr Shahid Ali Quaid-I-Azam University, Prof. Islamabad Department of Physics, GC 111 Mr Muhammad Imran Lecturer University, Lahore 112 Mr Muhammad Asghar HEC Fellow PIEAS, P.O. Nilore, Islamabad Assistant Department of Physics, Quaid- 113 Dr Muhammad Shafiq Prof. I-Azam University Islamabad. Special H.No.24, St. No.3, F-8/3, 114 Dr Ishfaq Ahmad Advisor Islamabad Deptt. Of Physics, UET Lahore. 115 Mr Abdul Waheed Anwar Lecturer (Abroad) Department of Physics, UET 116 Mr Rashid Jalil Lecturer Lahore.
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