the 200th national programming competition was held at amir kabir university of technology. in this round of competitions, where 57 participating teams have participated , only four teams of 3 people will be allowed to enter the west asian competitions. the twenty-third period from the national programming competition at amir kabir university of technology. this event is available to students and faculty in two days of the college competition. javan is both the organizer of the event and the participants in this event. 57 teams of 3 people from all over the country participated in this event. the process of holding the competition is as follows: 14 algorithmic questions are given to the teams from the issues that may arise in the world, and every question they solve correctly will now be symbolically given a balloon. some teams that came from the city. we are from university tabrizim we knew that they had been informed about the holding of this competition very late. we know that there is such a competition. some of them had answered many questions in a short period of time.

the 23rd national programming competition was held at amir kabir university of technology. in this round of competitions where 57 teams participated, only 4 teams will be allowed to enter the west asian competitions. the 23rd round of mel programming competitions at amir kabir university of technology. this event is available to the students of the college during the two days of the competition, and the students are both organizers and participants of the event. 57 teams of 3 people from all over the country participated in this event they were. the process of holding the competition is such that 14 algorithmic questions may be asked from now on. it is given to the teams, and every question they solve correctly, now they are given a balloon as a symbol. some of the teams that came from the city, we came from tabriz university, we came from tarari university , they were informed about the holding of this competition very late. we know that there is such a competition, some of them had answered many questions in a short period of time. your team is very strong , it is not a ru

the 23rd national programming competition was held at amir kabir university of technology. in this round of competitions, where 57 teams participated, only 4 teams will be allowed to enter west asian competitions. the 23rd edition of the national programming competition at amir kabir university of technology. this event is available to the students of the college and the students as well are the organizers of the event and 57 teams of 3 people from all over the country participated in this event . the process of holding the competition is as follows: 14 algorithmic questions are given to the teams, and every question they solve correctly will be symbolically given a balloon. some teams that came from the city. we came from tabriz university , we came from torbeh university. they were informed about the holding of these competitions very late. we have known for 10 days that there is such a match. some of them answer many questions in a short time had given your team is very strong. no, it's worth it. sir , you have so many balloons. now, i don't know. what did you do to answe

shahran binaloud, the 23rd national competition of the ravisi program was held at amir kabir university of technology. of the 57 participating teams, only four teams will be allowed to enter the west asian competitions. the 23rd edition of the national programming competition at amir kabir university of technology. this event is available to the students of the college during the two days of the competition, and the students are both organizers and participants of the event. 57 teams of 3 people from all over the country participated in this event. the process of holding the competition is such that 14 algorithmic questions can be asked from now on. teams are given a balloon for each question they solve correctly it is given to them in a symbolic way. some of the teams that came from the city, we came from tabriz university, we came from tarbat university , they were informed about this competition very late . many questions were answered. your team is very strong. it's not a rumor, sir. we have so many balloons. now i don't know what you did. you answered so quickly. we had practiced before. some pe

and completed his doctorate in nuclear engineering at amir kabir university of technology. martyr shahrari also published many articles during this period. this honorable martyr was the representative of shahid beheshti university in the executive affairs of cooperation with the nuclear energy organization from 1983 until his martyrdom. until finally this nuclear martyr in the year in this nuclear martyr and professor of nuclear physics at shahid shahid beheshti university of iran finally, in tehran , on december 8, 2009, by the zionist regime and with the cooperation of the hypocrites' intelligence , i am grateful for the high degree of martyrdom, mrs. shajaei, a radio reporter . thank you, god willing, until tomorrow 60 minutes , may god protect you when we are together . in our country, the soil is chemical, the moon and venus are next to each other , we have mixed the soil and lava into the art and craft of entrepreneurship, the noon tile is our gift. our desire is the great effort of this corner of iran. burning like the sun, shining like the moon, ceramic tile, venus t

a group of students and graduates of tehran sharif university of technology in support of mothers and children in far gaza they also gathered in this gathering, emphasizing the resistance of palestinian mothers and expressing their anger and disgust with the zionist occupation regime. i didn't want to come, but i was tormented by my conscience, either she who says she had two hearts to come, or this mother of mine with five my son, i came here for a purpose of companionship and sympathy with us in gaza. i want to say that we are behind you and you are our role model. a gathering of mothers and children organized by the collective efforts of mothers of students and graduates of sharif university of technology . these little efforts by god through the promise that to add to that, we sharif children were very sad and we were very sad that we couldn't do anything, we were worried, we also have children , we understand their feelings, we are worried . we don't sleep at night. they know a university, when i see them standing so much for their beliefs, it's really a shame before god. intensi

i am a chemistry and electrical engineering student at the university of technology. i am the 6th rank in the mathematics exam. i am a student in the field of industrial engineering at the sharif university of technology . i am a gold medalist at the economics management olympiad. i participated in events like ibn sina and i was able to win a gold medal . i won the third place in the country, i was also able to get the selected rank in the brain science olympiad, and the minister of education promised the students that the ministry of education is happy , that is, the student network, from now on, there will be a dedicated page for this important award. it will be dedicated to the broadcasting of radio and television news. with the unveiling of the life-giving stone inscription in plot 307 of behesht zahra , this plot was allocated to organ donors. by signing a memorandum of understanding between behesht zahra and ministry of health, beautifying the graves of organ donors , providing welfare services to the families of donors and culture for organ donation was included

at amir kabir university of technology, we are organizing the national plan of iran marz pergohar, whicha general plan implemented throughout the country by kalor academic jihad , whose central organization is academic jihad and its executors are the units that are based in the universities in estanas and in tehran. today, in the program that is supposed to honor the 18th grade or the selected 18th grade, some university units will be honored from them, and some units are about five units. we are also one of them, which units are there besides your unit, which is amir jihad industrial university, amir kabir university of technology, which other units are there that i am proud of , usually i only kept our own name , but he did not keep the other units. academic jihad that is supposed to be appreciated what was the reason for the superiority of these units? look, during these 18 courses that have been held, about 285 or three camps have been held, where about 190 students and elites have taken them to industry and leading units in the country's economy. being selected based on the criteria

universities as a law to identify and solve the country's problems. mr. mokhbar said in a meeting with the board of trustees of urmia university of technology: universities with scientific and specialized capacities as well as the definition of takali. for their knowledge-based companies, they can be effective in solving the problems of different parts of the country. referring to the problems and needs of west azerbaijan, the first vice president asked the officials of this university to provide the necessary solutions to advance the implementation process of the province's problems. mr. mokhbar also to solve some problems of urmia university of technology issued orders . the managing director of mesran national company announced the discovery of new egyptian geological resources in iran. mr. khormishad said new sources with the deepest digging. a discovery has been made in the country in mesid mine in kerman province. with what we said , it shows that at a depth of two kilometers in the open ground, we have mineral matter and of suitable grade. in other words, it can be said that meiduk mine is the largest underground mine in egypt , in west asia, only

the researchers of amir kabir university of technology succeeded in internalizing a practical product industrial wastewater treatment. acquiring the technical knowledge to produce this practical product, which was previously imported , will save 37 million dollars annually. these industrial effluents and their harm to the environment on one hand and the problem of lack of water for turning the wheels of industry on the other hand made the researchers of amir kabir university of technology to work and they were able to solve this problem by localizing materials known as balakhts anywhere. that we have scattered solid particles that are nothing but waste, and we want to make clear water from them. will be polyacrylamides are polymeric molecules with very high molecular weight. these polymers are solid. we dissolve these in water, and to whatever dispersion they are added , this causes the different parts of this molecule to stick to the impurities of that substance suspended in the water. it makes it heavy and in a very short time it makes the water clear. by internalizing this practica

technion is the zionist university of technology, which is famous for aerospace technology and engineering sciences. the military weapons that landed on the palestinian people were the output of this university's research, january 2016 1608 research professors of italian universities boycotted technion and a number of israeli academic institutions, and it was announced that they would no longer have scientific exchanges with this university. the scientific boycott of israel was first activated on april 20 as part of the boycott movement. the academic boycott was launched by a number of palestinian students and elites in ramallah. at their invitation, scientific associations and students from countries such as england, australia and italy and the irish teachers' union joined the scientific boycotters of israel. the expansion of the boycott movement, lack of investment and the boycott of israel has become an economic threat to the zionists . navajeh, the coordinator of the national committee for sanctions of israel in palestine, says: until 2018, the damage caused by the boycott movement to

professorjames laurenceson — director of the australia—china relations institute at the university of technologyy. good to have it on the programme. i'vejust mentioned programme. i've just mentioned wine programme. i'vejust mentioned wine is one example of where things had been very difficult when it comes to trade. where else have been problems? when the albanese _ else have been problems? when the albanese inaudible. - the albanese inaudible. sadly you are frozen. we don't seem to have a good line with you. perhaps we will return to you. perhaps we will return to you a little later on in the programme to talk about this story because of course we want to look at that very important relationship between australia and china but we will talk about that later. now lets talk tech and the latest ai chatbot that is on offer and this is elon musk�*s latest move to take on his arch rivals. the billionaire was here in london last week with other leading figures from across the tech world attending the world's first international ai summit. well, elon musk has nowjust launched an ai chatbot called grok o

of 1357, the universities were involved in the revolution. a demonstration was also held in front of the mossom beh aryamhar university, which is now the sharif university of technology. during this demonstration, officers of swak they arrested one of the university professors and then took him to a ruin and raped him in the middle of the night. they left in a desert near the south of tehran. one of the female university professors who had a family relationship with hossein ferdous' office chief. he informed ferdows about the matter through him. ferdows, who was a close friend of the shah, entrusted the follow-up of this incident to parviz sabeti. but it turned out that the work itself was constant . in response to the ugly comparisons, sabeti said later: "the officer who violated should be rewarded." june 17, 1357 with the height of the revolution nematullah nasiri was dismissed after 14 years and appointed shah nasser moghadam as the head of savak. among the plans under the title of mossat operatives' psychological operations plan. we were presented with the promotion of a plan to weaken religious beliefs at a time when the iranian revolution was in decline. at thi

the head of babol navoshirani university of technology said that currently students from four countries from iraq, syria, afghanistan and yemen are studying in this city. bahram azizullah ganji added that the international nature of this university caused, in addition to more than 6,000 domestic students, about 300 foreign students from the countries of the region immigrated to babol from two undergraduate and doctoral degrees, and in this study at university according to mr. ganji , the number of foreign students is increasing due to the good capacities available in the city and the scientific status. babol is one of the few cities in the north of the country that has 15 university centers and more than 35 thousand domestic and foreign students. the presence of afghans living in iran in the field of cinema. navid and jamshid mahmoudi are two afghan brothers who work in this field. the last birthday of the latest work of the mahmoudi brothers and the representation of the afghan cinema, nominated for the bebin international film festival of india, has been witnessed. navid and jamshid m

of uk technology. it's the country's fastest ai supercomputer and housed in a high security data centre at the universityng here. this is a 95 decibels of noise, you have to wear earplugs for safety, but that's the sound the system which caused this computer. we have 7000 processes performing 19 million, million calculations per second. the generations a lot of heat, this. ~ , ., this. why do we need it? without _ this. why do we need it? without the _ this. why do we need it? without the ai _ this. why do we need it? | without the ai capability, science is held back. the good cancer research, cancer has been driven by genomics, huge data. we can't process whereas researchers like this, researchers like this, researchers can process hundreds more data. one of the bi est hundreds more data. one of the biggest challenges _ hundreds more data. one of the biggest challenges we _ hundreds more data. one of the biggest challenges we face - hundreds more data. one of the biggest challenges we face is i biggest challenges we face is climate — biggest challenges we face is climate change and we've been struggling

seyyed ali, vice president of jihad culture of the university, amir kabir university of technology, on behalf of mr. on behalf of these friends, dr. maher alikbarzadeh yes the head of the organization for the promotion and study of the publication of the academic road for kondovir. but it is the best publisher of the book week and various institutions and organizations from bregzigon in the field of books. i appreciate this was also a moment of the appreciation ceremony for the books, authors and publishers of the agricultural sector the ministry of agriculture organized it and it is still being held , but the news continues. the 27th anniversary ceremony of the establishment of the sahar global network was held at the rozvan hall of the broadcasting organization . each petal tells the story of a language and a culture, azeri, kurdish, balkan, urdu, and afghani. in 1376, the first bromzi tv channel of the islamic republic of iran was born. sahar network is the cultural representative and social representative of the people of iran in the surrounding countries and it is in the field of

of science and technology. ali , faculty of physics of sharif university of technology, in an international collaboration called project 8 , obtained a limit for the mass of neutrinos with a new method. in this research, for the first time , the beta decay spectrum of terrium molecule was recorded with the help of indirect method. finding the mass of these particles plays a key role in the deep understanding of fundamental particle physics and cosmology. specialists of a scientific company of the country managed to produce an anti-cancer drug without side effects. this drug, having the quality of a foreign sample, destroys only cancer cells lamb for this reason, its side effects have decreased a lot, especially for heart patients. the total price of this nano-d anti-cancer drug for patients is up to a third of its imported sample, and it leads to annual savings of 25 million dollars for the country. they were able to absorb dust and pollutants in the air and turn it into other compounds. by using this material, it is possible to rapidly oxidize pollutants and sulfur and nitrogen oxides are easily absorbed and o

the council, which is made up of people from different universities in tehran, was a 5-member council, and haqeer was one of them from sharif university of technology in tehran . yes, we have to do this. this building should have been identified. which is the main building, which is the sub building, how much traffic is there, where is it ? we didn't have a map of the embassy. the only way was to come from the buildings in front of the spy nest and from the high buildings overlooking the traffic. to monitor and identify the main and secondary buildings let's say the eastern side of the embassy from there, in fact, the students were supposed to express themselves in the form of a group of demonstrators on taleghani street and move towards the university of tehran . open the door and now there is a tool to break the chain of the door, for example, and some women who have tents bring their tools. but actually, it took a long time for this to open, so some of the walls went up, the frames that i took , which are actually some of them on the wall. this little dog was found in one of the border towns . he was very afraid of the cold. the family of this l

this complex let's be mahmoud madrasi, kashan broadcasting news, researchers of amir kabir university of technology succeeded in achieving the technical knowledge of producing digital hearing aids. the production of this practical product, which was previously imported, has an annual saving of 30 million dollars . the country needs 50,000 hearing aids annually. safra production hearing aids and all hearing aids are imported. now, according to this need, the technologists of a knowledge-based company in the science and technology park of amir kabir university have succeeded in localizing the new generation of hearing aids. for four years, we have specialized in designing and making hearing aids using the capabilities of we are working internally and we were able to localize digital hearing aids for the first time in the country. the hearing aids we have made can compete with similar foreign samples and in some parameters are even better than them. the next part of the news at 2 o'clock. the initiative in today's field is the hands of the palestinian mujahideen yesterday, by entertaining the palestin

and the 15th international artificial intelligence and robotics event of novoshirani babol university of technology is being held in mazandaran province. afghan immigrants are also present in this event. we participated in these competitions 3 times in these 6 years that we have been active for 7 years, and every year that we have participated, it has improved and the best competition in terms of size and quality has been among the competitions that we have participated in. robotics competitions are held in different countries , advanced countries such as it is held in germany and even in asia in china, and every year and in every competition, iran does not have a representative at all, and it is also not that it does not have a position. this course of competitions continues until 26 november thank you for your companion. good night. goodbye. god is great. praise be to god. monitoring of tanks, vehicles, and the number of injuries and conditions of the gathering of soldiers . hear the screams of this young woman during joe biden's speech. the president should. you should call for an immediate ceas

of the people. first vice president he considered universities as a law for identifying and solving the country's problems. mr. mokhbar said in a meeting with the board of trustees of urmia university of technologyities, by having scientific and specialized capacities, as well as defining tasks for their knowledge-based companies , can be effective in solving the problems of different parts of the country. referring to the problems and needs of west azerbaijan, the first vice president asked the officials of this university to provide the necessary solutions to advance the implementation process of the province 's problems . director of the allocation department the central bank announced that it has provided about 42 billion dollars to various groups since the beginning of this year . this figure has increased by 2 billion dollars compared to the same period last year. since the beginning of the year, we have spent about 26 billion dollars for the ministry of industry. 10.4 billion dollars for the ministry of agricultural jihad and nearly 3 billion dollars for the ministry of health to provide currency. we have done 2 billion for other services and goods needed to provide the width, this number

michael clarke is an expert on australia china relations from the university of technology in sydney.sked him what the prime minister'spriorities are in china. ~ , minister'spriorities are in china. ., , china. the key goal certainly on this visit, _ china. the key goal certainly on this visit, and _ china. the key goal certainly on this visit, and in - china. the key goal certainly on this visit, and in the - china. the key goal certainly on this visit, and in the near| on this visit, and in the near term, is the bilateral relationship, normalisation. what this means in practice, i think, from the australian perspective, is achieving some short term wins in a way. further winding back the efforts at economic coercion that china imposed around three years ago on australia, on a range of australian commodities. that kind of the short—term goalfor commodities. that kind of the short—term goal for the commodities. that kind of the short—term goalfor the prime minister. how much of an impact in the trade tariffs have on australian economy and businesses? the majority of the tariffs target

amir kabir university of technology researchers succeeded in obtaining the technical knowledge of digital hearing aid production. the production of this practical product, which was previously imported, has an annual savings of 30 million dollars. 15 thousand hearing aids for the country every year. there is a number of tammak safara products and all the fishes are imported. now, according to this need, the technologists of a knowledge-based company in the science and technology park of amir kabir university succeeded in localizing the new generation of hearing aids. for four years now, we have been working on the design and manufacture of hearing aids using our internal capabilities, and we were able to localize digital hearing aids for the first time in the country. the hearing aids we have made can compete with similar samples. they are foreign and in some parameters they are even better than all the productions of our company in the guarantee department the quality is evaluated using the world's most reliable analyzers, and their parameters are checked. personalization according to th

localization of technical knowledge of digital hearing aid production by researchers of amir kabir university of technology , with the production of this practical product, 30 million dollars will be saved annually. hearing aid body design, hearing aid adjustment software design. in the name of god. o allah, peace be upon muhammad and the family of muhammad , and speedy their fate. greetings and good night , we are at your service, dear and respected viewers in egypt. stay with us until the end of the news at 21:00. a four-day ceasefire in the gaza strip tomorrow friday it will start at 7 am local time. the spokesperson of the ministry of foreign affairs of qatar, whose country plays the role of mediator between hamas and the zionist regime, said: the first group of prisoners to be released includes 13 women and children. majid al-ansari announced that the red cross and red crescent will play a role in the process of handing over the prisoners. they will be released tomorrow friday at 4 pm. the minister of internal security of the zionist regime has ordered that no celebration and joy be held during the re

michael clarke is an expert on australia—china relations from the university of technology sydney anded him what prime minister albanese�*s priorities are in china. the key goal certainly on this visit and in the near term is what has been termed stabilisation of the bilateral relationship, so what this means in practice i think is, from the australian perspective, is achieving some short—term wins in a way, so further winding back on a number of the efforts of trade coercion and economic coercion that china imposed around three years ago on australia on a range of australian commodities. so that is kind of the short—term goal for the prime minister. how much of an impact did those trade tarrifs have on australian economy and businesses? the majority of the trade tariffs really targeted what you might term discretionary items within the bilateral relationship. you know, live lobster exports, the — some australian wine industry as well — and obviously the big areas of bilateral trade weren't hit, so, of course, australia's large natural resource exports to china, iron ore and coal in p

michael clarke is an expert on australia china relations from the university of technology sydney and him what prime minister albanese easy�*s priorities are in china. albanese easy's priorities are in china. ., ., , in china. the near goal on this visit is what _ in china. the near goal on this visit is what has _ in china. the near goal on this visit is what has been - in china. the near goal on this visit is what has been termed | visit is what has been termed stabilisation of the bilateral relationship, so what this means in practice i think is from the australian perspective is achieving some short—term wins in a way, so further winding back on a number of the efforts of trade, coercion and economic coercion that china imposed around three years ago on australia on a range of australian commodities. so that is the short—term goal for the prime minister. is the short-term goal for the prime minister.— is the short-term goal for the prime minister. how much of it imacted prime minister. how much of it impacted that _ prime minister. how much of it impacted that have _ prime ministe

when a strong university from the central part of russia takes patronage over some far eastern university, for example, moscow mai opened a branch at the east siberian university of technologyulan udd, and the guys who want to work for one of the best enterprises in russia for to get an education, but why bother, since he left, not everyone comes back, they have the opportunity to get a moscow diploma there. we will expand this practice so that students can receive moscow diplomas in the far east, and thus, this year, in the 2022 academic year, we saw three times more first-year students coming to the far east from other regions than 5 years ago , therefore , the far east not only becomes more attractive for its students, for far easterners, but also attracts students from other territories of russia. considering this trend, what specialties are most in demand in the far east today? i have already said that we pay unconditional attention to higher education, but now i would like to place a special emphasis on children in technical specialties, on children who work with their own hands, who have the whole range of professions that makes the economy of the far east powerful,

university at the institute of railway transport. the siberian state university of geosystems and technology also joined the action. xhibition of russia, which takes place at vdnkh , regions continue to present their large-scale programs. today is the day nizhny novgorod region. visitors are introduced to local traditions of volga cuisine and even shown an ancient wedding ceremony. with details. our correspondent, evgeniy nipot. without attraction, one of the most noticeable stands of the russian exhibition forum is dedicated to the nizhny novgorod region, two female figures symbolize the great rivers, the volga and aku. the nizhny novgorod region is among the most important shipbuilding centers in the country; enterprises produce from meteors to cruise ships, a modern liner that is currently cruising along the volga, mustai karim, produced in the nizhny novgorod region, here on the tape... our industrial achievements can also be found, the most modern three-hundred-seater liner, i think that by the way, a cruise is also something that all visitors to the exhibition should put on it looks like it’s necessary, you sh

aliabadi, minister of mining industry and trade , is also at amir university of technology.uption where did the billion tomans go in farad mubarakeh? i don't know about its records , but now i know that in the judiciary, your information must come from the judiciary. regarding the sale of raw materials, one of the issues we had was that we said, sir, raw materials are not for these products, for example. let's sell raw materials. this is the biggest challenge and the main problem of the country. unfortunately, we have focused on exporting raw materials. now excuse me. we will export. let's go to konstaner. let's export. let's go to konstaner. i'm one step behind. why do i say, sir, that the added value in konstaner is more? because we want money sooner rather than later. we want more money, we want it sooner we say that 2 tomans now is better than 10 tomans tomorrow , while 10 tomans should be searched for tomorrow. these meetings also had margins. one is that you consider this. the same product that we are producing is being produced in rials in the mines of our country and

a group of students and graduates of tehran sharif university of technology gathered in support of mothers and children in gaza. in this rally, emphasizing the resistance of palestinian mothers , they declared their anger and disgust with the zionist occupation regime they did thank you very much, dear viewers, for your attention and stay with us until the next part of the news. well, we are still with you with our special program. mr. turabi is an expert on issues. west asians are present in khabar network's office, mr. turabi, before news 18 , we were talking about the zionist goal of destroying hamas, that this goal does not seem very possible, regardless of the fact that it was not within the reach of the zionists, hamas is building a building or a base or a building headquarters. it is not that it will be destroyed by dismemberment. yes, look at the security intelligence failure of the israelis on the 15th of mehr they are suffering a failure during these 49 days, and it is less addressed, and that is because they set wrong goals, they say once, sir , the hospital is transparent, they

council, which is composed of 5 people from different universities in tehran, is a five- member council, which is also contemptible. being among them from sharif university of technologytehran , we came to a consensus that we should do this work , this building should be identified, which is the main building, which branch , how much traffic, where. haast, we didn't have a map of the embassy , ​​the only way was to come from the buildings in front of the spy nest and from the high-rise buildings overlooking the traffic, we should monitor the traffic and identify the main and secondary buildings, the east side of the embassy, ​​from there, the students were actually supposed to express themselves in the form of a demonstrative group on taleghani street and towards the university of tehran. who are moving towards the embassy door, when they get to this group they separate from the line of demonstrators who are in the street and say that they will open the door and now they have also brought a tool to break the chain of the door, for example, and how many women were there having a tent is my tool , but they bring it, but actually, it opens in one length well, some of the

marati, the head of jihad university of technology, amir kabir, who went to the studio in the morning program, hello, news, stay with us, have a good day, our soldiers sacrificed their lives. sacrifice everyone. sacrifice all of our lives listen to the command of muqtada all of our lives sacrifice all of our lives we swore an oath from the beginning all of our lives sacrifice all of our lives whoever came to us i understood that he saw our astonishment i understood that we are like martyrs the voice of iran's homeland is always the enemy of iran's homeland, be afraid of anger i swear to the milk of the children my homeland is iran, i will not forget the soul of martyrs, think and remember our iran , my homeland is according to the agreement, our example is a man in the field. ali, ali, ali, ali, if it falls into our hands , 300,000 lalabs will be sacrificed for the country, and with our efforts, we will build an army of co-workers, ready for the authority of iran's homeland. as long as imam rezada hestar thinks that we are lucky, our example is a man who knows a man. good morning to a

no , yes, yes, well, you are a person who studied at sharif university of technology and you are a technical person. it's good , tell us about the relationship of the railway company with danesh thank you very much for discussing the daneshm company, which is important to the whole country anyway, and we think that paying attention to daneshman companies and using elites is not a decoration or a slogan, but a necessity for us to transition from low tech to medium. what you are talking about is low technology, which is now our way, and in order to find a solution, we need to go from low technology to medium and high technology, to use tunnels , we need to have deep and practical relations with universities for example, a general project like in the past. no, we really need it that we really need to support our knowledge and bring them to this direction . what did we do for this? for this, i also held meetings with the honorable vice president for science and technology , mr. dehghani farzabadi, and also his deputy in it was true that in order to be able to give an upgrade in the field of entr

aliabadi, minister of mining industry and trade, is also present at amir kabir university of technology they found and answered the students' questions. where did the corruption of 3 thousand billion tomans in mobarakeh steel go? i don't know about his history, but now i know that the judiciary should follow up on your demand. one of the issues we had was that we said, sir, we should not sell these enclosures raw . this is the biggest challenge and the main problem of the country, which unfortunately we are focusing on. we let you count on the export of raw materials now . sorry, you don't export any more. let's go to konstaner. let's export. let's go to konstan. one step back. why do we say, sir, the added value is more in konstan? because the money is faster. we want it soon, not that we want more money , we want it sooner. 2 tomans now is better than 10 tomans tomorrow, while 10 tomans tomorrow should be searched for. these meetings had some side effects. that you consider this. the same product that we are producing is being produced in rials in the mines of our country and is being

of. and so that's my business. i live, i'm good. singapore is considered a major hub for research into future technologies. there's a high concentration of world renowned universities and the small city states. many research institutions are collaborating with large globally active companies. on the advanced technologies of our time. the goal is to test research results quickly identifying any applications for industrial mass production. so that successes can hit the market as fast as possible. the professor ease institute to is focusing on researching to new semi conductor materials. they're used to convert solar energy into electrical energy. the particular attention is being paid here to a minimal called pair of skate. it's special crystal structure, insures higher efficiency and solar cells the so this whole a mega power sky, the bases attendance on our cells. so this, our power is color this, the boxes and because the power skies are very sensitive to the last here and also oxygen. and here are you thinking about. so we have, i feel a 100 percent nitrogen atoms here. and the, which allow us to make a new patient on a stable power. and this solar cell continues

collaboration with the technical university of illinois now in germany. yet another example of successful international cooperation on to germany, to the m l. university of technology that the engine energy research institute here was founded with the aim of bringing individual areas of research together. experiments to test the practical applications of research for industrial processes are carried out as quickly as possible. together with his colleague add water from pasadena, professor thomas han apple is conducting research into the components of the 21st century is most important resource, semi conductors. they can be as tiny as they are complex and made up of different layers of materials to create perfect harmony within that layering. a mastery of basic materials is required to understand how they all work together. the goal here is to achieve the greatest efficiency possible you really have to understand things down to the atomic level to get the main components to ultimately run flawlessly. and the elemental reactor can heat matter up to 1000 degrees celsius. at that temperature, materials can reach a perfect level of purity. once the semi conductors are f

students from the brandenburg university of technology are also monitoring the project to learn more. they're using sensors to study the micro climate under the modules. they measure light intensity humidity and the temperature both in the air and the soil around the plants, roots us into some debts and see at regular intervals. they also measure the rain that's been collected in these containers, wisconsin, so you can see how much the solar panels expand, the surface area protection rainwater would, would be i'm 50 state and we've noticed that in colder times of year, it's significantly warmer, under the modules and in the open air, on average, it's $1.00 to $2.00 degrees warmer under the modules. and we found that during dry spells, it's significantly temper under the modules in the open air force, the effects of to oftentimes they have animals also feel comfortable in the shade of the silver modules. the piles are driven into the ground and are sturdy enough to withstand changing weather. so there's no need for a concrete floor. the structures serve as airy, lights sealed, shirts f

students from the brandenburg university of technology are also monitoring the project to learn more. they're using sensors to study the micro climate. under the modules, they measure light intensity humidity, and the temperature both in the air and the soil around the plants. roots got us into some debts and see at regular intervals. they also measure the rain that's been collected in these containers, wisconsin, so i can see how much the solar panels expand, the surface area for catching rainwater will do in the, on 50 state. and we've noticed that encoder times of the year, it's significantly warmer, under the modules and in the open air, on average, it's $1.00 to $2.00 degrees warmer under the modules. and we found that during dry spells, it's significantly damper under the modules in the open air points to f as off the off and then they have animals also feel comfortable in the shade of the silver modules. the piles are driven into the ground and are sturdy enough to withstand changing weather. so there's no need for a concrete floor. the structures serve as airy, light field she

by being the 1st moments to graduate from joking at the university of technology with the 1st class degree in architecture. i knocked my up lessons in that was very creative as a child and happened to also have a very good art teacher in my high school. and sort of mentored to me and that's how i found myself in architecture. but at the time when i, you know, getting to diversity was still very much a male dominated field in some way that still is. but at least at the economic level. now there's a big shift. i did not intentionally spots out wanting to be a female female, fairly dental, the like i, i caught in just wanting to make a change in. at one point i was, you know, that the adults couple being the 1st female president of the architect and as a student of canyon, i realize it was an opportunity to not only for me, but for all the other women who looked up to me. and i said i had no choice on what the next point, but i had to break that the i c m, i'm, you know, use the professors are hardball. architecture in kenya is still very much a male dominated field, which means getting a fas

of students we took the mission from the educational institution and it became the basr university of technology. now the sefi jat seed is in the azad university and has a serious role in the hybrid seed production . it is enough, so it means that you will no longer have a little development. we don't have a little development in the schools. we have a little development, which we have added through the new axis. as a central concept and since the topic was transferred to education in cooperation with the ministry of education , we have taken the concept of islamic education of children as a central concept, so we should create a model kindergarten for the country where both teacher education and example one, in fact, the suitable child is limited in the field of school, why do we have development in the field of school teachers in order to be able to create balanced schools? we currently have 800 schools in our country, which is up to twice the capacity in the country, but these are all in line with the truth of that model is the acquisition of our educational models we don't have a school, but