Mustafa(pbuh) Prize News

For the 5^th time Mustafa^(pbuh) Prize will be granted to prestigious works of Muslim scientists in four categories.

The German professor Herbert Gleiter was presenting his pioneering idea for nanocrystalline materials at a conference in 1990 when he grabbed the attention of a 25-year-old Ph.D. student from Princeton University. The impact of this idea on this young student of chemical engineering was so great that she also spent her postdoctoral studies under the supervision of the same professor in Germany. Now, more than two decades later, nanostructured materials remain the key focus of her research.

The 18th science Café, a scientific, promotional event held by Mustafa(Pbuh) Science and Technology Foundation, was held for three days, focusing on familiarizing the audience with some of the applications of physics and chemistry in the everyday life.

The former railway building of the city of Zanjan, Iran, which has now become a cultural area, hosted the 17th Mustafa(Pbuh) Prize Cafe.

In 2019, Abdolahad won the Mustafa(Pbuh) Prize for “Translating the Behavior of Healthy and Cancerous Cells into the Electronic Field (New Methods in Diagnosis of Cancer)” along with many other honors and awards.

The unveiling ceremony of the busts of the five laureates of the 4th Mustafa(Pbuh) Prize was held on the evening of Saturday, December 15, at Pardis Technology Park.

Dar ul-Funun, a historical school in Iran, hosted the latest science café entitled “the birth of chemistry in Iran.”

Zahid Hasan, a 2021 Mustafa(Pbuh) Prize Laureate, who was recognized as an elected fellow of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences (AMACAD) in 2020 is going to be admitted during a ceremony in Los Angeles on October 23.

Application deadline for the two fellowships jointly presented by MSTF, COMSTECH, and Koc University, extended to October 31, 2022.