Iran’s Vice President Mohammad Reza Aref has underlined the need for the Islamic Republic to improve its position in the fields of cybersecurity and passive defense to foil the enemy’s conspiracies.
Research led by a faculty member at the Institute for Advanced Studies in Basic Sciences (IASBS) in Zanjan regarding the spontaneous formation of hydrogen peroxide in micro-raindrops on leaf surfaces has been published in Langmuir, a journal of the American Chemical Society (ACS), and selected as its cover story.
As modern digital technologies present a constant barrage of interruptions, scientists and attention experts are offering evidence-based strategies to help individuals mitigate distractions, optimize cognitive rhythms, and restore focus.
An Iranian knowledge-based company has designed and produced a domestic "kneader" machine for precise mixing of high-viscosity and sensitive materials, reducing the need for imported equipment across pharmaceutical, polymer, and nanotechnology industries.
Iran's Academic Jihad will launch the country's first specialized university for video games this month, while also reporting that more than 13,000 training courses were held over the past year as part of its shift toward skill-based education.
Iranian officials presented a series of proposals on digital economy, artificial intelligence, cybersecurity, and cloud services at the Global Internet Summit in China, calling for greater participation of developing countries in shaping technology governance.
Iran is implementing an updated screening and management framework for breast, colorectal, and cervical cancers across select provinces, focusing on prevention, early detection, and palliative care, a health official announced.
Top Iranian and Russian universities have agreed to expand scientific and research cooperation in strategic fields including maritime economy and artificial intelligence, during a coordination meeting on joint agreements.
Chinese researchers have developed a new tantalum-based alloy capable of maintaining structural integrity at temperatures up to 2,400 degrees Celsius, a breakthrough that could revolutionize aerospace engineering, hypersonic vehicles, and next-generation nuclear reactors.
More than half of AI-related job titles in Europe's largest economies are now outside the technology sector, with artificial intelligence increasingly integrated into roles such as sales, human resources, legal services, and marketing.