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Officials discuss promoting knowledge-based products in food, medicine sectors
TEHRAN – The headquarters for developing food and agricultural knowledge-based economy and the headquarters for developing traditional medicine and medicinal herbs have discussed ways to expedite the commercialization of knowledge-based products.
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Iranian scholars win COMSTECH award 2025
TEHRAN –Two Iranian scholars have won Life-time Contribution Award of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation’s Committee on Scientific and Technological Cooperation (OIC-COMSTECH) in Biology and Chemistry for their outstanding achievements in science and technology.
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A miracle for a migratory bird: Steppe Eagle from Kazakhstan released after being treated in Iran
TEHRAN – A migratory Steppe eagle from Kazakhstan that had lost its strength due to parasitic and skin diseases was released into the wild after receiving complete treatment at the provincial Department of Environment (DOE) in Izeh, a city in the south-western province of Khuzestan, and regaining the ability to fly.
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Association of elites to help improve national productivity and efficiency
TEHRAN - The Association of Iranian Elites and Knowledge-Based Companies has decided to take a step toward improving the country’s managerial system and productivity by identifying and introducing capable managers from among elites.
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Officials discuss promoting knowledge-based products in food, medicine sectors
TEHRAN – The headquarters for developing food and agricultural knowledge-based economy and the headquarters for developing traditional medicine and medicinal herbs have discussed ways to expedite the commercialization of knowledge-based products.
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Iranian scholars win COMSTECH award 2025
TEHRAN –Two Iranian scholars have won Life-time Contribution Award of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation’s Committee on Scientific and Technological Cooperation (OIC-COMSTECH) in Biology and Chemistry for their outstanding achievements in science and technology.
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A miracle for a migratory bird: Steppe Eagle from Kazakhstan released after being treated in Iran
TEHRAN – A migratory Steppe eagle from Kazakhstan that had lost its strength due to parasitic and skin diseases was released into the wild after receiving complete treatment at the provincial Department of Environment (DOE) in Izeh, a city in the south-western province of Khuzestan, and regaining the ability to fly.
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Iran, Philippines discuss ways to boost counter-narcotics co-op
TEHRAN – Iranian and Filipino officials have explored the potential to enhance ties in combating narcotics.
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Iran attends Asian Nano Forum
TEHRAN – Attending the Asian Nano Forum in Japan, Emad Ahmadvand, the secretary of the headquarters for the Iran Nanotechnology Innovation Council, has presented an account of the country’s progress and accomplishments in the nanotechnology sector.
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Modern tech to help resolve environmental issues
TEHRAN – The Department of Environment (DOE) and the Vice-Presidency for Science, Technology, and Knowledge-Based Economy have signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to resolve environmental challenges utilizing modern technologies such as artificial intelligence (AI).
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Health Insurance Organization covers over 130 rare, hard-to-treat diseases
TEHRAN – Over three million patients identified with more than 130 rare and hard-to-treat diseases are covered by Salamat Health Insurance Organization.
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Over 3 million students attend oral, dental health program
TEHRAN – A week-long national oral and dental health program in elementary schools provided services to more than three million students across the country.
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Lake Urmia's level increases by 56cm
TEHRAN - The water level of Lake Urmia in the central area is 1,270.06 meters above sea level, an increase of 56 centimeters compared to the beginning of the current water year (September 23, 2025).