From the zigzag growth of science in Iran to solving a medical challenge by physicists

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“European Space Agency” photo from “Ceshm Sahra”

“European Space Agency” photo shows a beautiful view of the “Desert Eye” structure.

The zigzag growth of science in Iran; Consequences of article-oriented and separation of university from industry

While the number of universities, faculty members and students in Iran has grown significantly, the output of the science and technology system is still not in line with the country’s needs, the head of the Iranian Genetics Association emphasizes that the “zigzag growth” of scientific indicators from article-oriented to the weak connection between universities and industry has caused the skill training of graduates, the share of technology in exports and the role of the private sector in the production of knowledge to lag behind. became

Failing in student activities reduces the motivation to participate/The union council is the voice of the students, not the competition of the university

The Secretary of the Trade Union Council of Sharif University of Technology warned in a round table held on the eve of December 16, Student’s Day, in Isna, that the unsuccessful experiences of students will reduce participation and group activities. The Secretary of the Trade Union Council of Shahid Beheshti University also believes that in many cases, there is a positive interaction between the trade union council and university officials, especially in the welfare sectors. But sometimes financial and administrative restrictions prevent students from fulfilling their wishes.

Which group of elderly are more at risk of depression?

In a new study conducted by Iranian researchers, the change process of depression symptoms in the elderly was investigated over several years to clarify how this disorder progresses and what factors affect it.

More than 25% of the final admissions do not enroll in the university

The president of Mahart National University stated that more than 25% of the final admissions of this university do not register and said: About 60,000 capacities are left empty in Mahart National University.

NASA photo of the day from the surface of the moon “Titan”

NASA’s Photo of the Day shows the surface of Saturn’s moon Titan as seen by the European Space Agency’s probe.

China makes humanoid robots training-free

A research group from China’s Wuhan University has introduced an innovative system that can give robots human-like skills in working with objects. This method, in a newly published paper, allows humanoid robots to pick up and move a wider variety of objects.

The increasing growth of monitoring and care technologies market to 84.93 billion USD by 2030

According to global reports, the market value of point-of-care diagnostic equipment for monitoring chronic diseases such as diabetes will reach $84.93 billion by the end of 2030, from $53.63 billion in 2025, with an annual growth rate of more than 9.6%.

Investigating the status of research and development tax credits in the field of medical equipment and advanced machinery

The second meeting of the series of specialized technology-oriented meetings in the field of research and development tax credit titled “How to pay less tax with research and development” was held, this time focusing on the fields of advanced machinery and equipment and medical devices, necessities and equipment.

A promising treatment for Alzheimer’s has been discovered

American scientists have shown that boosting a protein reawakens aging brain cells in mice.

The reason why some wounds do not heal lies in the red hair gene.

British researchers have found in their new research that the red hair gene can explain why some wounds never heal.

From Delhi to Tehran; How the world defeated the smog and why Iran is still in the shutdown cycle

While cities like Delhi and Beijing were once among the most polluted places in the world, but with strict policies, fuel reform, development of clean transportation and industrial management, they were able to free themselves from chronic “smog”, but Tehran still faces a wave of school and office closures every winter instead of structural measures. Global data shows that countries that were once in crisis have found a way to breathe with long-term planning, but Iran still stands at a point where temporary solutions have replaced lasting decisions.

The important relationship between the frequency of defecation and the overall health of the body

The results of a new study show that your bowel movement schedule says a lot about your overall health.

The seventh period of the national plan “Speech Season” will begin in 19 provinces

The 7th period of the national project “Chasl Sokhon”, a series of humanities book review meetings, is organized by the Organization for the Promotion of Study and Publication of Academic Jihad and with the participation of 26 units of Academic Jihad in 19 provinces of the country.

From the arrival of new astronauts to the space station to orbital explorations

In recent days, the International Space Station witnessed the arrival of new members and many exploration activities.

Bird flu’s resistance to fever has scientists worried

Avian influenza viruses pose a serious threat to humans because they can continue to multiply even at temperatures higher than the body’s normal fever. Fever is one of the body’s main tools to slow down viral infections, but new research led by the Universities of Cambridge and Glasgow shows that these bird viruses remain active in conditions that normally stop other viruses.

Knowledge-based export experience transfer meetings centered on Türkiye

With the support of the Organization for the Development of International Scientific and Technological Cooperation, the 8th meeting of the “Knowledge-based companies’ export experience transfer series” will be held.

China has built an “unbreakable quantum block”.

Quantum computers promise to solve problems that are intractable to today’s machines, but their basic units, qubits, are very fragile. Even a small perturbation can destroy all of the delicate quantum information, and now, a group led by Pan Jianwei at the University of Science and Technology of China has taken an important step toward overcoming this challenge.

Implementation of the project “Ravait Tabar” in the universities of the country

The new stage of the national project “Narrative of descent” with the aim of cultural exchange, strengthening national identity and familiarizing students with the scientific, historical and cultural capacities of different provinces of the country, is being implemented throughout the country by the efforts of the cultural and social deputy of the Ministry of Science, Research and Technology.

The open day of the laboratories of Tarbiat Modares University was canceled

The open day program of the laboratories of Tarbiat Modares University was canceled due to air pollution.

Announcing the details of the 40th National Festival of Quran and Atrat Students

The call for registration of the 40th National Festival of Quran and Atrat among the students of the country was published.

Physicists solved a medical challenge

Precisely placed knots on the suture thread can help novice surgeons make perfect sutures. Creating easy-to-dissolve sliding knots in the suture can help surgeons create perfect sutures that are strong enough to heal the wound without damaging the tissue.

The beginning of the project evaluation process with the unveiling of the Atlas Award in the field of geomatics

The “Atlas National Geomatic Technology and Innovation Award” officially started while it was designed with the aim of drawing a detailed map of the country’s capabilities and creating a reliable mechanism to build trust among elites, companies and executive bodies, and it keyed its first evaluation cycle in the geomatics strategic field.

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