Iran has unveiled two domestically developed strategic catalysts for the oil, gas and petrochemical industries, in a move aimed at reducing reliance on foreign technology and overcoming restrictions imposed by sanctions.

Iranian doctors and specialists using stem cell transplantation have given more than 2,000 children suffering from severe and life-threatening diseases a new chance at life.

Iran’s nanocoating industry has evolved into a major industrial sector, driven by strong PVD capabilities, domestic equipment manufacturing, advanced functional applications, growing exports, and expanding use across strategic industries.

An Iranian knowledge-based company has developed a prototype smart device that measures anesthesia depth using EEG signals and a computational brain model, potentially improving precision and patient safety.

A domestically developed nanotechnology for producing mineral nanocollectors could help lower copper processing costs in Iran by boosting copper recovery while reducing the use of costly chemical reagents.

Iranian technologists have developed an automotive nanocatalyst designed to reduce harmful pollutants emitted by vehicles, offering a locally developed solution to help curb air pollution in cities.

Iran has developed a domestically produced nanocatalyst for TU5 engines, reducing precious-metal dependence and saving $500,000 per production batch while advancing automotive technology