Zahra Sheikhi, Vice Preside of Research and Technology of Academic Jihad, referring to the results of the year of the Ministry of Health and Medical Education from the coury’s medical research ceers, said: “The assessme, based on the type of clinical or biomedical activity as well as the history of establishme, showed a promine position for some academic jihad ceers.
He coinued: In the sector of clinical research ceers with independe row, the Breast Cancer Research Ceer of the Motamed Institute was ranked 2 out of 2 ceers and a score of 4.1 among the top 5 % of the coury. Also, in the biomedical group with independe row, the Royan Cellular Science Research Ceer scored third rank in the coury with a score of 2.3 and consolidated its position.
According to the Vice Preside of Jihad Research and Technology, the Ibn Sina Reproductive Biotechnology Research Ceer is also ranked 1 and a score of 4.3, and Royan Reproductive Medical Research Ceer is ranked 6th out of 5 ceers. He added that the ceer is among the top 5 % of the coury, indicating its dynamics in the field of reproductive medicine.
Sheikhi poied to other ceers: Tehran Laser Research Ceer in Tehran Rank 2 out of 5 ceers, Mashhad Blood -Blood Infection Research Ceer ranked 1 from 2 and several Ibn Sina Research Institutes including biofacial technology, monoclonal aibodies and reproductive immunology require further reinforceme in the field of articles and projects.
He added: The Research Ceer of Medicinal Plas also ranked 1 from 2 and the Health Science Health Assessme Research Ceer ranked 1 out of 5, but still has higher growth capacity.
The Vice Preside of Research and Technology of the Academic Jihad stated that this evaluation provided a clear picture of the status of the University Jihad Research Ceer: Fortunately, ceers such as Royan and the Motamed Research Institute have been able to shine at the national level, and other ceers with cohere support and planning can enhance their scieific status.
(tagstotranslate) Zahra Sheikh (T) Ministry of Health and Medical Education (T) Academic Jihad
