Mustafa Award and Strengthening Iran’s Scientific Diplomacy in the World – | Iranian and world news

According to the Mehr correspondent, the Mustafa Science and Technology Foundation has begun its activity since the development of peace, security and welfare of humanity and has put its main mission to develop science and technology in the Muslim world. To achieve this goal, the foundation has the identification and celebration of prominent scientists, providing the development of researchers’ interactions, and enhancing the cooperation and synergy of Islamic countries in the fields of science and technology, with a special emphasis on advanced technologies.

In order to celebrate prominent scientists and to create scientific cooperation and development in the world, the Mustafa Award has been formed as a symbol of international competence and superiority. The award is awarded to an innovative work provided at the boundaries of knowledge by prominent people in the fields of science and technology and pave the way for the improvement of human life. In addition to receiving Mustafa’s World Medal and Medal, the prize winners receive a $ 6,000 cash prize provided from the benefactors and endowments of science and technology, and are honored at a magnificent ceremony with scientists and scholars from different countries around the world.

Twenty percent of Mustafa’s award is allocated as a support for the eligibility of the electorate in various formats, including the granting of research to the researchers of the Islamic countries, the study opportunities, travel allowances to attend the events or Islamic countries, the Grant to publish joint articles with Islamic countries, organize projects. The proposed programs are approved by the foundation.

The medal of Mustafa’s prize inspired by astrolabe and agate stone in its center is designed as an Islamic symbol. One of the important features of this medal is the geometric shape of the circle that is associated with the infinite concept and immortality in human history and evokes the sphericality of the earth. This symbol reminds that science and knowledge do not know the boundaries and the development of the boundaries of knowledge by superior scientific achievements is one of the main criteria for the award of Mustafa. The three languages are engraved on the medal and hold the basis.

The Mustafa Prize was initially awarded in four areas of nanotechnology, biotechnology, communication technology and the public sector (other areas). But with the addition of “selected Islamic countries” along with the “Mustafa Prize”, prizes have been awarded in three areas of nanotechnology, biotechnology and basic science.

Mustafa Prize winners

Year 2:
The outlaw in the field of nanotechnology with the effect of organic metal frameworks (MOFS) and Jackie E-Ying in the field of nanotechnology with the impact of advanced nano-structure biological materials and systems, including polymer nanoparticles in the stimulant responding systems for intelligent injuries in the body, both received cash prizes. Omar from the nanotechnology and Jackie E-Ying were selected from the public sector (other areas).

Year 2:
Sami Urol Glenbe (born in Türkiye) with the achievement of G Network and Mohammad Amin Shokrollahi (born in Iran) with the achievement of Raptor Code in the field of communication technology. The $ 4,000 cash prize was divided between the two and each paid $ 4,000. Since then, and since year 2, the prize in Islamic countries was added to the awards.

Year 2:
Ogor Shahin (born in Turkey), a medical professor at the University of Mines, with the development and clinical testing of MRNA cancer treatment vaccines for each patient individually, and Ali Khadem Hosseini (born in Iran), a member of the American Chemistry Association and a professor of radiology, chemical and biological engineering at the University of California. Also, three of the elected Islamic countries including Imran Inan (Member of the American Physics Association and President of the University of Cook, Born in Turkey) with an achievement in the physics of UNOOS and Joey, Hossein Baharvand (Professor of Biology and Stem Cell Technology of Royan Research Institute, Born in Iran) with a work in the treatment of Parkinson’s and AMD. They split between themselves.

Year 2:
Kamran Wafa (Professor of Physics of Harvard University, born in Iran), with the achievement in the field of theoretical physics (F theory) and Zahed Hassan (Professor University of Physics, born in Bangladesh), with his achievement in the field of quantum physics (semiconductors of Fermiony Weil). Three of the Islamic countries also included Mohammad Saegh (Professor of Medicine and Introduction in the American University of Beirut, born in Lebanon) with achievement in modern treatments to improve kidney and heart alternative results, Yahya Taallati (Professor of Physics of Mohammed al -Khams, Born in Morocco) with a achievement in physics and physics. They divided the $ 4,000.

Year 2:
The award ceremony was held in the forty columns of Isfahan. Ahmad Hassan (born in Egypt) received an achievement of ICT and Omid Farrokhzad (Born in Iran) with a biological and medical (design, development and clinical evaluation and evaluation of new drugs based on polymeric nanoparticles). Also, three selected Islamic countries including Samia Khouri (born in Lebanon) with achievement in biomedical science and technology (modern approaches to the treatment of MS), Ahmad Fawzi Ismail (Malaysia) with work in basic science and engineering (development of membrane technology applications) and Marat Owal (Professor of Abu Dhabi University).