Zahra Vejdani

By Zahra Vejdani , Tech Reporter | Borna News Agency: The National Blue Economy Development Program has launched the construction of Iran’s first fully electric Crew Boat a project that, relying on the capabilities of knowledge based companies, targets the needs of the offshore industry and could position Iran in the global competition for clean and energy-efficient vessels.

By Zahra Vejdani , Tech Reporter | Borna News Agency: The head of the Omani delegation at the 2025 Technology Olympiad expressed astonishment at Iran’s high level of technological advancement, stating that the country is not merely a land of renowned culture and hospitality but a "real power" in the fields of Artificial Intelligence and technology.

By Zahra Vejdani , Tech Reporter | Borna News Agency: The head of the Omani delegation at the 2025 Technology Olympiad expressed astonishment at Iran’s high level of technological advancement, stating that the country is not merely a land of renowned culture and hospitality but a "real power" in the fields of Artificial Intelligence and technology.

By Zahra Vejdani , Tech Reporter | Borna News Agency: The head of the Omani delegation at the 2025 Technology Olympiad expressed astonishment at Iran’s high level of technological advancement, stating that the country is not merely a land of renowned culture and hospitality but a "real power" in the fields of Artificial Intelligence and technology.

By Zahra Vejdani , Tech Reporter | Borna News Agency: An Iranian knowledge-based company has successfully produced nanostructured refractory bricks for gas turbines using supercooling technology and liquid nitrogen. With this technology, Iran has become the third country in the world after Germany and the United States to possess the technical knowledge for producing gas turbine bricks.

By Zahra Vejdani , Tech Reporter | Borna News Agency: Iranian researchers have successfully developed a domestic version of Nintedanib aimed at controlling pulmonary fibrosis, a drug that could reduce treatment costs by up to fivefold.

Iran has successfully hosted the first-ever International Nanotechnology Olympiad for high school students, marking a new milestone in the country’s leadership in science and innovation education. The competition, held virtually with the support of the Young Scholars Club, brought together participants from 20 countries across five continents.

By Zahra Vejdani , Tech Reporter | Borna News Agency: Iran Joins the Seven Countries Possessing Advanced Aerogel Technology; Nano Insulations with Over 97% Efficiency and a Lifespan of 20–50 Years Can Capture Wasted Energy in Buildings and Industries and Help Alleviate the Country’s Energy Imbalance.

By Zahra Vejdani , Tech Reporter | Borna News Agency: The Head of the Secretariat of the Headquarters for the Development and Application of Artificial Intelligence Technologies in Iran announced the launch of a new path that, through strengthening mathematics education and skills training for students and university attendees, will pave the way for nurturing artificial intelligence elites in the country.

By Zahra Vejdani , Tech Reporter | Borna News Agency: Mehmet Toner, the 2025 Mustafa (PBUH) Prize winner, says his advanced technology for isolating rare blood cells and performing liquid biopsies—already entering commercialization for metastatic cancers—is expected to be widely available to patients worldwide within the next five to ten years.

By Zahra Vejdani , Tech Reporter | Borna News Agency: In the 14th government of Iran, the Vice-Presidency for Science, Technology, and Knowledge-Based Economy has established AI assistants within government agencies, launched a GPU farm, and developed the national AI processing platform, providing advanced infrastructure and extensive training to enable technology localization and digital transformation.

By Zahra Vejdani , Tech Reporter | Borna News Agency: The head of the Strategic Technologies Development Center announced the domestic production of three advanced medicines—two anti-cancer drugs and one antifungal drug—that previously accounted for more than $6.5 million in annual imports. These medicines are now being produced domestically, reducing the price per dose from over $800 to around $30 and bringing them under insurance coverage to ensure equitable access to treatment for all patients.

By Zahra Vejdani , Tech Reporter | Borna News Agency: In 1403 (2024–2025), Iran maintained its global position as the sixth-leading country in nanoscience while achieving a 102% growth in its domestic nanotechnology market, expanding exports, and introducing a new wave of innovative products. These advances mark a new stage of technological maturity for the country—though key challenges in the industry still persist.

By Zahra Vejdani , Tech Reporter | Borna News Agency: Researchers have harnessed artificial intelligence to reduce the time required to solve some of the most complex scientific equations from years to just minutes.

By Zahra Vejdani , Tech Reporter | Borna News Agency: In one of the largest workforce losses in NASA’s history, nearly 4,000 employees have joined the agency’s voluntary early retirement program a policy that, according to critics, has pushed the future of American science and space exploration to the brink.

By Zahra Vejdani , Tech Reporter | Borna News Agency:The Nahid-2 communications satellite was launched from Russia's Vostochny Cosmodrome and entered Earth orbit to conduct the first-ever in-orbit test of Iran’s domestically developed space technologies, including Ku-band communications.

By Zahra Vejdani , tech reporter | Borna News Agency: As the world rapidly moves toward harnessing cutting-edge technologies, Iran has also taken significant strides in the development and localization of its civilian drone (UAV) industry. From manufacturing advanced drones for precision agriculture to ratifying a comprehensive regulatory framework in parliament, the country is building momentum in this strategic sector.