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Let's think about Preserving the Elites
According to SINA Press, the officials of Iran have been trying for several years to repatriate the scientific elites who have migrated to other countries for various reasons, in order to smooth the conditions for further scientific progress.
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The Sexual Health Literacy Rate in Iran is Low
Zohreh Keshavarz, Ph.D. holder of reproductive health, sex therapist and sex medicine fellowship, told SINA Press about the importance of sexual health literacy and the role of misconceptions in the occurrence of sexual problems in society: "In today's world, for everyone to function properly, one must acquire a wide range…
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Healing Chronic Wounds by Iranian Biological Production
Dr. Mohsen Fateh, Research Deputy of Tehran Jahād-e Dāneshgāhi University of Medical Sciences, told SINA Press: "Chronic ulcers are one of the main health problems that affect the quality and quantity of life of people and the frequency of these ulcers is increasing due to the high prevalence of diabetes…
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Iran is one of the Top 10 UAV Powers in the World
"The drone is a device that is controlled remotely by a computer and an intelligent system" Hamed Saeedi, director of Innovation and Acceleration of Unmanned Systems Center, told Sinapress. There are now several types of drones that can be used in which helicopters, multi-routers, or multi-engine flying robots such as…
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Our universities do not recognize science promotion
Siavash Saffarianpour, scientific programmer and scientific secretary of Cheragh Award, in an interview with Sinapress about the Cheragh Salamat section, which is the new section of this award, said: "Every year, this award is given to three selected members of the science promoters community who are passed through the judging…
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A New Educational Method with the Help of Robots
"In this new educational method, children can build robots using a series of modules (a set of compact electrical components)," Ali Yaghmaei, group manager of a technology unit, told SinaPress. Children in this method first become familiar with the operation of electronic modules and with just a map and simple…
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Bad flu season ahead?
According to scientists examining this year’s vaccine and its ability to stop 2021’s dominant flu strains, the team finds the shot is unable to beat a mutation in the flu which will likely be the main variety infecting people this winter.
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Maker Cuts Price of Controversial New Alzheimer's Drug in Half
The move follows widespread criticism of the drug's original $56,000-a-year price tag.
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Development of Tourism with Artificial Intelligence
Dr. Farid Javaherzadeh, the President of the Iranian Scientific Tourism Association, described the issue of artificial intelligence as one of the most dynamic and attractive sectors in the field of tourism in Iran and the whole world, and told Sina Press: Basically, one of the ways to develop tourism in…
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Iran's Unknown Share of The Maritime Economy
Abdolmajid Naderi, a member of the faculty of the Iranian National Institute for Oceanography and Atmospheric Science, told Sina Press: "So far, there is no official report in Iran that shows the share of the sea and marine activities in the country's economy. We hear various statistics ranging from a…