The sixth Noor Student Competition has concluded following the completion of the judging process, with winners selected from among 5,226 submitted works, representing a total of 10,452 students.
Sulaiman Wadi Harun, Professor of Electrical Engineering and a guest at the 2025 Mustafa(pbuh) Prize Week, talked about his brilliant approach to lowering costs in industry.
An Iranian scientist rose to the challenge of drug resistance in the treatment of cancer, reviving the sensitivity of cancer cells.
A newly released documentary traces the life and scientific journey of Professor Cumrun Vafa, a 2021 Mustafa(pbuh) Prize laureate and one of the world’s leading theoretical physicists.
While the world debates the future of AI and immersive technology, one researcher from Pakistan is already applying these tools where they matter most: helping autistic children with learning.
Prof. Vahab Mirrokni, a leading computer scientist and the 2025 Mustafa(pbuh) Prize laureate, spoke about major recent advancements in data-search technology in an interview; technologies that help computers find similar information faster and more efficiently than ever before.
The call for the 2026 Young Scientist Medal has been opened, inviting institutions or academic figures to nominate outstanding scientific works by researchers under 40 Nominations will close on January 20.
Mohammad Abdolahad, a leading figure in cancer diagnosis and a laureate of the 3rd Mustafa(pbuh)Prize, reflects on his unconventional scientific journey and shares insights into his pioneering approaches to cancer diagnosis and treatment.
Ten years ago, in 2015, Professor Omar Yaghi received the Mustafa(pbuh) Prize for his pioneering work in developing Metal–Organic Frameworks (MOFs), a new class of materials with vast potential for energy, environment, and health applications. A decade later, in 2025, the world celebrates him again—this time as a Nobel Laureate in Chemistry. In this exclusive interview with the Mustafa(pbuh) Science and Technology Foundation (MSTF), Professor Yaghi reflects on his journey of discovery, his philosophy of science, and his advice to the next generation of scientists.