Mustafa(pbuh) Prize News

Former chancellor of Shariaty Technical College stated that “if the interaction network among students grows stronger and they share ideas using a language of Islamic science and ethics, they will contribute to the scientific future of the Islamic world.”

The 2019 Mustafa(Pbuh) Prize laureate in an interview with the MSTF announced that he and his team aim at developing new types of sensing technology to curb Coronavirus.

The 2019 Mustafa(Pbuh) Prize laureate, Mohammad Abdolahad, along with his research team, has recently developed a novel electrotechnical diagnosis system for fast screening of COVID-19.

Academics from top universities discussed the efficacy of AI-assisted COVID-19 diagnosis system they had proposed months ago, during the 2nd round of MSTF Science Promotion Meeting held on July 22, 2020.

Senior research and technology advisor of AI-Med research consortium, during the 2nd round of MSTF Science Promotion Meeting announced that they are adding novel features to the AI-based COVID-19 detection system which was revealed in February 2020.

The Mustafa(Pbuh) Prize laureate stated that the Mustafa(Pbuh) science and Technology Foundation (MSTF) successfully held the 7th round of Science and Technology Exchange Program (STEP), where scientists of the Islamic world were apprised of other activities of the Islamic countries.

Mustafa(Pbuh) Prize Award Ceremony is held biennially by Mustafa(Pbuh) Science and Technology Foundation to acknowledge and honor top researchers and scientists from the Islamic world who have made outstanding contributions in various areas of science and technology.

During the science promotion meeting organized by the MSTF, prominent figures discussed the convalescent plasma (CP) therapy to treat COVID-19 patients.

Well-known Pakistani gastroenterologist/hepatologist, Syed Mohammad Wasim Jafri, in an interview with the MSTF discussed how COVID-19 affects the digestive system.