The deadline for sending articles to Royan twin congresses has been announced – RCO News Agency

According to RCO News Agency, citing Royan Research Institute, the 27th International Congress of Reproductive Medicine, the 22nd Congress of Stem Cell Biology and Technology, and the 21st Midwifery Nursing Seminar will be held from 11 to 13 September 1405 by Royan Jihad University Research Institute in Tehran. So far, twenty-six sessions of this international scientific congress, which is the foundation for joint scientific research, have been successfully held with the participation of scientists from all over the world.

Azam Dalman is the scientific secretary of the 27th International Congress of Reproductive Medicine, Reza Moghadsali is the scientific secretary of the 22nd Stem Cell Biology and Technology Congress, Naimeh Sadat Mirqawamuddin is the scientific secretary of the Midwifery Nursing Seminar, and Ruhollah Fathi is the executive secretary of the congress.

The two international congresses of reproductive medicine and stem cell biology and technology will be in English and the midwifery nursing seminar will be in Persian. The themes of the congress are presented on the Royan Congress website for the information of professors, researchers and students.

Those interested can send the abstract of their scientific articles to this address through the website of Royan International Congress until the end of April 1405. After the final judging of the abstracts of the articles, the selected titles will be announced by the middle of June.

Seyed Abulhasan Shahzad Fazli, Vice President of Research and Technology of Royan Research Institute also said: Simultaneously with the 27th Royan International Congress, the Kazemi Award program of Royan Research Institute will be held with the aim of increasing the motivation of domestic researchers. The Kazemi Royan Award program is a good opportunity to show our capabilities and scientific achievements to the international community and has changed the way foreign researchers look at domestic researchers.