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the field is a skill field that he is actually studying in the doctoral course of the faculty of veterinary medicine of the university of tehran. skill and skills khobi is learning in the form of a professional doctorate. the second son of mohammad has found his own path, that is , he has already invested in his skills about aiti, and interestingly , he showed interest at an early age. he learns computer writing. i really have to say that we, the parents , should not change things. children should prepare themselves for a truly valuable life and make them leaders. and have a decent income and they should make a decent life for themselves . our young people should go in a direction that is more useful for building the country . as it was in the past, it can be very effective. see, i will tell you a statistic. now, what do we need and how much do we need? the world labor organization has an estimate that says that every 5 years , people's skills are updated due to the development of new technologies. and the changes that can happen now are average in some fields, the materials are halved every 6 month

atom and a nuclear shield and much more 39 kafirs of the faculty are engaged in a wide range of research from theoretical physics to optics and medicineetics of the nuclear sphere. and most importantly, there is an opportunity to do research. at the intersection of these sciences, examples can be given in step. for example, now very actively developing in medical physics. this is an application. various different fields of physics to medicine to diagnostics to treatment here is an example of such synergy, young scientists, graduates of the physics department, designed and built a complex research center at the faculty that solves the most difficult problems, for example, now here in physics. chemists programmers are building together, a unique 3d printer, the modern resolution of 3d printing of such a photopolymer is about 60 microns, this is about the size of a hair hair, and the printer that we are developing, it is of the order with a resolution of the order of one single. well, that is the limit already on the previous version of the printer, which can already be considered a breakthrough printed. this filter passes air through a

faculty of pharmacy and health, this is also a paramedic who founded the establishment of 53 field hospitals during the war. when we entered the war , i can boldly say something called combat medicine and that in the front line or five kilometers from your line, you have to undergo surgery . do not be in the shadow of the conquest of khorramshahr in this period, it is also one of the other parts of this book. these fighters, as a simple rescuer , my only wish was that i could stay here. according to this book, more than seven thousand life-saving surgeries were performed in field hospitals during the cold war, and a thousand people died. among the representatives of the eight years of holy defense were the members of the medical staff who provided medical services in 53 field hospitals , pejman center of sed and sima news agency, the first complete prayer of the iranian hajj pilgrims this year, who entered madinah on thursday night at the hotel where they are staying. scattered rains in the market of the meteorological organization for tomorrow different regions of the country predicted that the increase in wind speed will become another atmospheric wall phenomenon in the sky of th

faculty member. and dr. gibbons adjunct professor at johns hopkins school of medicine and visiting professor at duke university school of medicine and before we get into our thoughtful conversation, we'd like to hear from katie capanna. >> try not to fall off here. okay. so, good morning, everybody. it's wonderful to see you all and i, for one, think there's no second for this in person connection and it's so wonderful to be back in person for these events and what a wonderful conversation we've been hearing so far this morning. this panel, you'll hear from a lot of different perspectives. i like to get a glimpse of who is in the audience. how many of you work in policy and advocacy space? science and research? innovation focused activity? patient safety? and communication, information, knowledge is power? yes. f.d.a. works at the intersection of all of these areas and at the center for devices and radiological health we have a very broad scope, very briefly, my goal for the next 10 minutes is to give you all a broad landscape of what medical device innovation includes and touch on three areas of work at the a

faculty member. doctor gibbons is also an adjunct professor at johns hopkins school of medicine and visiting professor university schools of medicine. and before we get into our thoughtful conversation we would like to hear from katy. >> i will try to have the file off the stage here. [laughter] good morning everybody but is wonderful to see you all. i for one think there's so wonderful to be back in person for these types of events. what a wonderful conversation we have been hearing. this panel, you'll hear from a lot of different perspectives bearlike to get a little glimpse of who is in the audience. how many of you work in policy and advocacy? science and research? in the patient focused activity? patient safety? and communication information knowledge is power. yes fda works at the intersection of all these areas. at the center for devices and radiological health we have a very broad scope. very briefly at my goal for the next 10 minutes is to give you all a broad landscape of what medical device innovation includes. touch on three areas of work at the agency particularly relevant to today's conv

faculty member at reach thought leadership. doctor givens is also an adjunct professor at johns hopkins school of medicine and visiting professor at university school of medicine and before we get into our thoughtful conversation, we would like to hear from kathryn capanna. >> i will try to not to fall off the page here. okay. good morning, everybody. wonderful to see you all and i for one think there is no second for this in person connection so so wonderful to be back in person to these type of events and what a wonderful conversation we've been hearing this morning. this panel you will hear from a lot of perspectives. i would like to get a glimpse of who's in the audience, how many work in policy and advocacy space, science and research, innovation focus activity, patient safety, communication, information, knowledge is power. fda works at the intersection of all of these areas. at the center for devices and radiological health, we have a very broad scope, very briefly, my goal for the next few minutes is to give you a landscape of what medical device innovation includes and touch on three areas of work at the agency that's