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In the QS World University Rankings by Subject 2025, Iranian universities have significantly improved, with 17 institutions recognized across 21 subject categories, up from last year. The rankings evaluate 1,758 universities based on academic and employer reputation, research citations, H-index, and international collaboration. Notable successes include the University of Tehran, ranked 280 globally, and leading in Petroleum Engineering at 22. Sharif University of Technology also rose to 292. In Life Sciences, Tehran University of Medical Sciences improved to 309. Overall, 85 Iranian universities were acknowledged in the Times Higher Education Rankings, with Sharif University leading at 301-350.
Iran and Turkey are advancing scientific collaboration by proposing a joint research center focused on the digital economy. A recent meeting between Iranian Deputy Science Minister Mohammad Nabi Shahiki and Mustafa Aydin of the Eurasian Universities Union outlined key initiatives, including establishing a Technology Transfer Office, joint projects in various sectors, and organizing start-up events. Additionally, discussions between Mazandaran’s Science and Technology Park and Istanbul’s Biruni Teknopark aimed at enhancing technological interactions, resulting in a memorandum of understanding to support companies and facilitate market entry. This collaboration promises significant benefits for innovation and economic growth in both nations.
Iran has launched its first national production line for electroporation systems, becoming Asia’s leader in this advanced cancer treatment technology. The inauguration ceremony took place at the University of Tehran. The electroporation device enhances the effectiveness of anti-cancer drugs by using electrical pulses to increase cancer cell permeability. It has already benefited over a thousand patients, with over 200 cases avoiding amputation. Additionally, Iran developed a new synthesis method for Technetium (99mTc) tilmanocept, enhancing cancer diagnostics. These innovations reflect Iran’s commitment to healthcare self-sufficiency and set a precedent for effective, domestically produced cancer treatments in the region.
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The Iranian Department of Environment (DOE) has signed a memorandum of understanding with the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) to tackle air pollution using advanced technologies. The agreement, signed by DOE’s Sediqeh Torabi and UNDP’s Ayshanie Medagangoda-Labé, aims to enhance Iran’s capabilities in monitoring air quality. DOE head Shina Ansari highlighted the importance of specialized pollution monitoring systems in addressing environmental issues. Future initiatives will also cover waste management, water resource management, and climate change. The collaboration seeks to mitigate air pollution’s economic impact and emphasizes the need for international cooperation despite sanctions.
Iran and Iraq’s counter-narcotics police have initiated talks to enhance cooperation against drug trafficking, particularly during the upcoming Arbaeen pilgrimage, which draws millions to Karbala. A recent meeting at the Mehran border emphasized the need for joint efforts to combat drug smuggling and share intelligence. Both nations’ anti-narcotics leaders, Iraj Kakavand and Ahmed Al-Zarkani, highlighted the importance of border control, simultaneous patrols, and targeted operations against armed traffickers. Their collaboration aims to improve security and tackle drug-related crime, serving as a model for international cooperation and contributing to regional stability amid the pilgrimage influx.