Iran has secured a place among the world’s six countries capable of designing and manufacturing advanced cryogenic equipment, a strategic and heavily sanctioned technology.

An Iranian knowledge-based company has successfully developed the country’s first domestically produced graphene battery.

An Iranian knowledge-based company has unveiled a new medicine, dubbed Spartina, aimed at treatment of patients suffering from type 2 diabetes, obesity as well as sleep apnea.

The knowledge-based company hopes to export the product to neighboring countries.

Iran is poised to raise its science and technology exports to $1 billion this year, Vice President Sorena Sattari says, hailing it an eye-catching achievement.

Iran is taking its boldest step yet toward industrialization under the country’s “resistance economy” blueprint, sinking billions of dollars into its leading businesses with the aim of building top-notch industrial groups.

Five medicines produced by Iranian companies have been registered in Russia.