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Iran develops graphene-based lead-acid batteries using nanotechnology
The batteries could be used in critical infrastructure, including electricity grids, telecommunications networks, power plants and industrial facilities.
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Tabriz hosts 26th Iranian annual nuclear medicine congress
Scientific discussions are underway at Iran's 26th International Nuclear Medicine Congress in the northwestern city of Tabriz.
SCI-TECH
Iran develops smart device to measure depth of anesthesia using EEG, brain modeling
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.
CULTURE
Stories Beyond Numbers: 32-year-old Iranian scientist identified by DNA 10 days after martyrdom
The story of 32-year-old Iranian missile scientist Mahsa Taheri, identified by DNA ten days after her martyrdom in a US-Israeli strike during the recent war on Iran, reveals a woman who was extremely devoted to her country, faith, family and martyrs.
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Iranian researchers develop plant-based gummy supplement for children
Iranian researchers at a knowledge-based pharmaceutical company have developed the country’s first children’s dietary supplement in the form of a plant-based gummy.
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Iran to launch most advanced National Primate Laboratory this year
Iran is set to officially launch its most advanced research facility for primate studies later this year, according to the head of the Academic Center for Education, Culture and Research (ACECR).
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Iranian researchers develop bladeless wind turbine for low-speed, multi-directional winds
A newly developed Iranian wind turbine uses a magnetic rotor and a 360-degree wind guidance system to harvest energy from low-speed, changing winds while allowing up to 10 units to be stacked vertically.
SCI-TECH
Oncopore G2121: Iran breaks into world's elite league of electrochemotherapy innovators
By developing the Oncopore G2121, a domestically-produced electrochemotherapy (ECT) system featuring proprietary probe technology with no foreign analogues, Iran has joined the United Kingdom and Italy as one of only three nations worldwide capable of manufacturing this advanced cancer treatment device.
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