The initial list of nominees for the second edition of the Rasul (PBUH) Medal, which is presented alongside the Mustafa (PBUH) Prize to young scientists from the Islamic world under the age of 40, has been finalized.
Ali Akbar Salehi, Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Mustafa(pbuh) Science and Technology Foundation, announced the creation of a platform that facilitates cross border, transparent, and targeted participation in financing science.
TEHRAN – Mustafa Science and Technology Foundation unveiled a new platform powered by blockchain technology on Saturday to enable Muslims around the world to participate more easily in programs and projects of the Foundation.
Chairman of the Board for Trustees of the Mustafa Science and Technology Foundation, has called for the creation of a “global network of science patrons” alongside the foundation’s network of scientists, noting that support for scientific advancement should not be constrained by geographical borders.
The Science and Technology Exchange Program Office for the Islamic World (STEP-AUT) has been unveiled at Amirkabir University of Technology to expand and systematize scientific and technological exchanges, advance science diplomacy, and connect the university with a wider network of scientists, researchers, and universities across the Islamic world.
The Mustafa(pbuh) Science and Technology Foundation and the National Organization for Development of Exceptional Talents (SAMPAD) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to cooperate in organizing the Noor Student Competitions.
The Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Mustafa(pbuh) Science and Technology Foundation announced that 53 candidates in Basic and Engineering Sciences and 180 candidates in Life and Medical Sciences and Technology have been shortlisted for the 2027 Mustafa(pbuh) Prize.
The ninth episode of the Observatory podcast, exploring mRNA vaccines and the work of 2019 Mustafa(pbuh) Prize laureate Uğur Şahin, has been released.
A microfluidic device developed by scientist Mehmet Toner and his colleagues is helping researchers isolate rare circulating tumor cells from blood, offering a minimally invasive way to study cancer metastasis, monitor treatment response and investigate drug resistance