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University of Tehran Partners with Beijing International Exchange Association in Strategic MOU Signing
The University of Tehran’s Caspian International Campus has partnered with the Beijing International Exchange Association (BIEA) to strengthen scientific ties between Iran and China, particularly within the BRICS framework. An online meeting resulted in a memorandum of understanding focusing on joint educational strategies, establishing a communication network, organizing annual BRICS technology competitions, and expanding collaborations with other research institutions. Iranian universities are also pursuing academic partnerships with China, promoting joint programs and faculty exchanges. This initiative builds on a 2021 cooperation agreement, aiming to enhance education and technology sectors, ultimately benefiting the global scientific community.

Guarding Greenery: How Safeguarding Plants Saves Lives!
Plant health is crucial for food security, biodiversity, and environmental well-being. As primary producers, plants supply 80% of our food and 98% of our oxygen, highlighting their importance in sustaining life. However, neglect has led to significant plant extinction rates and crop losses due to pests, threatening global food systems. The overuse of pesticides exacerbates biodiversity loss and environmental pollution. To address these issues, the UN established May 12 as the International Day of Plant Health, urging collective action. Protecting plants promotes economic resilience, combats climate change, and supports clean water, making their health vital for a sustainable future.

Iranian Team Shines at 25th Asian Physics Olympiad, Bringing Home Multiple Medals!
Iranian students have recently excelled in international physics and mathematics competitions, showcasing the country’s growing prominence in science. At the 25th Asian Physics Olympiad (APhO) 2025 in Saudi Arabia, Iranian participants won a silver medal and six bronze medals. The event attracted around 240 students from 30 countries. Additionally, Iranian students secured two silver and two bronze medals at the Turkic International Mathematics Olympiad (TIMO), placing fourth overall. In 2024, Iran achieved significant success across various international Olympiads, including gold medals in astronomy and informatics, ultimately ranking third globally in overall achievements.

Last Chance! Farabi International Award Extends Submission Deadline for Aspiring Creatives!
The deadline for submitting articles to the 16th Farabi International Award (FIA) has been extended to May 21. Recognized as a premier accolade for humanities and Islamic studies, the FIA is organized by the Ministry of Science, Research, and Technology in partnership with UNESCO. It invites submissions of innovative works completed from 2021 to 2023 across various fields, including ethics, history, law, and more. Awards are given for books, research reports, dissertations, and articles, recognizing both young and adult researchers. The FIA aims to identify talent, honor exceptional contributions, and promote academic collaboration in Islamic scholarship.