UN on the Search for Young Tech Innovators Creating Climate Solutions

The UN Climate Technology Centre and Network (CTCN), in partnership with SAFEEM and Seedstars,

EU Parliament votes in favour of cutting emissions 60 percent by 2030

The European Parliament voted on Tuesday to update the EU?s climate target for 2030, backing a 60% reduction in greenhouse gas emissions by the end of the decade, up from 40% currently.

Melting ice sheets will add over 15 inches to global sea level rise by 2100

If humans continue emitting greenhouse gases at the current pace, global sea levels could rise more than 15 inches (38 centimeters) by 2100, scientists found in a new study...

“Monenco Iran Consulting Engineers” Membership in CTCN

Monenco Iran Consulting Engineers, as the sixth Iranian member, has joined the Center Technology Network and the United Nations Climate Technology Network (CTCN).

$134bn export from free, special zones across country during this gov't term indicates beginning of a new movement in these zones

The President mentioned the export of $134 billion from the free and special zones of the country during the years of the government's activity as a sign of the beginning of a new movement in these zones and called on the governor generals and managers of the free and special economic zones to make every effort to facilitate investment in these areas.

Iran, Turkey determined to effectively implement bilateral agreements based on common interests

The Sixth Meeting of the High Level Cooperation Council (HLCC) between Republic of Turkey and the Islamic Republic of Iran was held on 8th September, 2020 via videoconference, and at the end of the meeting, a joint declaration was issued in 19 paragraphs, in which the continuation of bilateral, regional and international cooperation between Tehran and Ankara was emphasised.

Minister: Norway Opens $1bln Credit Line to Ease Exports to Iran

Norwegian Foreign Minister Borge Brende announced that Oslo has opened a one-billion-dollar credit line to help the Norwegian companies with export of their commodities to Iran.

Scientists Use AI to Diagnose Various Types of Cancers

A group of Iranian researchers have discovered that artificial intelligence can detect several types of cancer in one operating tissue.

Iranian VP in Turkey for Expansion of Sci-Tech Ties

Iran?s Vice-President for Science and Technology Sorena Sattari has arrived in the Turkish capital of Ankara at the head of a high-tech delegation.

Science and Technology in Iran: A Brief Review 2019

The Science and Technology Department of the Iranian President?s Office has released a book to review Iran?s achievements in various fields of science and technology during the past year.

Singapore to participate in Expo 2020 Dubai

The Singapore Pavilion, titled ?Nature. Nurture. Future?, will pay tribute to Singapore?s journey towards growth, sustainability, and resilience.

Expo 2020 prepares for next-gen healthcare innovations

Further cementing its position as a future hub for global innovation when its doors open on 20th October 2020, Expo 2020 Dubai will host a series of 10 medical conferences and specialised events at the co-located Dubai Exhibition Centre, DEC, in a move that looks to foster cutting-edge healthcare innovations and grow the UAE?s knowledge-based economy.

The ecosystem of technology and innovation in the field of electricity will be developed

The assistant of innovation ecosystem development in the field of energy presented a model of cooperation and development of the technology and innovation ecosystem in the field of electricity in the presence of the minister of energy, announced the potentials and methods to achieve the goals of the electricity field and developing the technology and innovation ecosystem.

Researchers listen to voice of Karnak Temple priest 3,000 years after his death

A team of scientists recently announced that they were able to hear the ?voice? of a 3,000-year-old Egyptian mummy after reproducing his vocal tract through 3D printing.

Global race is on for 6G technology research, commercial use

Before the first image of a black hole could be added to the treasure trove of mankind's greatest scientific achievements in April, scientists responsible for processing it had a big problem: They had to piece together the image from half a metric ton of hard drives holding around 5 million gigabytes of data.