Iranian Scientists

A prominent US-based Iranian researcher says smart pills will be sent into the human body in less than ten years’ time.

Iranian researchers have produced a new type of disposable teaspoons with probiotic properties as part of their project to promote the quality of Iranian herbal tea.

Iranian Minister of Communications and Information Technology, Mohammad-Javad Azari Jahromi, says the country has managed to reserve five orbital slots, and is making arrangements to launch a satellite into the orbit 43.5.

A robotic team from Iran’s Amirkabir University has claimed the title in the world’s most prestigious Chem-E-Car competition, AIChE 2017, held in Spain.

The Atomic Energy Organization of Iran (AEOI) has invented a device which produces water out of air moisture.

The Iranian government has dedicated part of its subsidies to promote the services offered by Iranian knowledge-based companies worldwide.

An Iranian scientist has been ranked by a prestigious institute as one of the top 100 innovators across the globe.

Several countries have voiced their willingness to purchase Iranian-made vaccines, says former head of Iran Pasteur Institute, Mostafa Qanei.

A group of Iranian researchers have developed a keyboard for the intellectually challenged, making it possible for them to use the computer.

A number of Iranian researchers are trying to reproduce the endangered species Asiatic cheetah using a substitute womb.

Kaveh Madani, a salient Iranian environment lecturer at Imperial College of London, has been appointed as the Social, International, Technology and Educational Deputy of Iran’s Department of Environment.

Iran has unveiled a special flight simulation instrument, turning into the sixth country in the world having such technology.

Iranian-made biopharmaceuticals have managed to replace their American counterparts in Russia and take up the country’s entire medicine market.

While Iran has already sent two monkeys to space and successfully returned them to the Earth, a senior Iranian official says the country plans to send a man into space within the next eight years.

World-renowned Iranian mathematician and inventor of fuzzy logic Professor Lotfi Zadeh has passed away at the age of 96.

Iranian researchers have managed to indigenize and mass produce a series of electronic equipment used in power and petrochemical industries.

An Iranian researcher says he has managed to prevent the growth of breast cancer cells by producing a drug containing species of a plant genus commonly known as spurge.

An Iranian researcher says the production of a cancer prevention drug titled ‘Odorata syrup’ has begun in the central Iranian province of Isfahan.

Several Iranian companies have put their latest products and achievements in the field of nanotechnology on display in an exhibition held in Indonesia.

An Iranian inventor has, for the first time, devised a gadget that can be used to connect mobile phones and tablets to optical devices like microscopes and telescopes.

Iranian researchers has developed a versatile-mini tractor capable of being used on different types of land.

Iran’s science ministry plans to present young female scientists with an international award named after the late Iranian math genius Maryam Mirzakhani.

Researchers at Iran’s Fars Science and Technology Park have managed to produce coatings using nanoparticles. These nanocolours are antibacterial, air-purifying and self-cleansing.

A member of an Austrian technology institute says her country is willing to start technological cooperation with Iran.

The 29th edition of the International Olympiad in Informatics (IOI), an annual international informatics competition for high school students from various countries, has started in the Iranian capital of Tehran.