October 2003
Science and Society: Is it Possible to Install Ejection Seats for Astronauts?
The article discusses the feasibility of installing ejection seats for astronauts, comparing them to those used by fighter pilots. Mansour Farasioon provides insights on the…
Science and Society: Aspirin and Pancreatic Cancer?
The article discusses the potential link between aspirin consumption and pancreatic cancer. Mansour Farasioon from Voice of America clarifies that this link is conditional and…
Science and Society: The Impact of Solar Magnetic Storms on Communication Devices - 2003-10-25
The article discusses the effects of solar magnetic storms on various communication devices, highlighting concerns raised by Mansour Farasioon. This is significant as it affects…
Science and Society: Discovery of the Puberty Gene - 2003-10-24
The article discusses the discovery of the puberty gene, which could lead to treatments for various diseases and disorders of the human reproductive system. Mansour…
Science and Society: The Arrival of Various Personal Aircraft at the Price of Automobiles
The article discusses the emergence of personal aircraft priced similarly to ordinary cars, which could revolutionize civil aviation in the United States. Mansour Farasioon reports…
Science and Society: Testing a Vaccine to Prevent Recurrence of Breast Cancer - 2003-10-23
A new vaccine aimed at preventing the recurrence of breast cancer has shown positive results in tests. Mansour Farasioon from Voice of America discusses the…
Knowledge and Society: A Report on New Computer Software - 2003-10-21
The article discusses the challenges students face when receiving failing grades from computer software, highlighting the lack of accountability in automated grading systems. Mansour Farasioon…
Knowledge and Society: The Smallest Robotic Surgical Tools
Engineers successfully performed surgery on a five-day-old infant using the smallest robotic surgical tools ever created. This innovation highlights advancements in medical technology and its…
Knowledge and Society: A New Alzheimer’s Drug Launched in the U.S.
A new Alzheimer’s drug has been launched in the U.S. after successfully passing all safety and efficacy tests. This development brings hope to millions suffering…
Science and Society: The Closest Space Rock to Earth Observed
A recently observed space rock has sparked fears about the potentially high number of rogue asteroids near Earth that could go unnoticed until they collide.…
Science and Society: The People of Egypt Concerned About the Fate of Two Egyptian Conjoined Twins
Two Egyptian conjoined twins, Ahmed and Mohamed Ibrahim, underwent surgery in Texas, raising concerns among the Egyptian public about their fate. The situation highlights the…
Knowledge and Society: Is the Nobel Peace Prize a Political Institution and Tool?
The article discusses the nature of the Nobel Peace Prize, questioning its political implications and the influence behind its awarding process. Mansour Farasioon provides insights…
Knowledge and Society: Some Aspects and Background of the Nobel Prizes - 2003-10-13
The article discusses the potential for another Iranian to win a Nobel Prize in Literature following Shirin Ebadi's Nobel Peace Prize win. Mansour Farasioon provides…
Knowledge and Society: An American and a British Scholar Awarded the Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences 2003
An American and a British economist were awarded the 2003 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences for their research on statistical methods to predict market fluctuations.…
Nobel Peace Prize Committee Announces Shirin Ebadi as the 2003 Winner
The Nobel Peace Prize Committee has awarded Shirin Ebadi the 2003 Nobel Peace Prize for her human rights activism in Iran. This recognition marks a…
Science and Society: Discoveries of Two American Scientists Who Won the Nobel Prize for Their Studies on How Body Molecules Work - 2003-10-09
Two American scientists won the 2003 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for their research on body molecules, which has significant implications for medicine. Their discoveries highlight…
Science and Society: Nobel Prize Winners in Medicine 2003 - 2003-10-08
Dr. Paul Lauterbur and Sir Peter Mansfield were awarded the 2003 Nobel Prize in Medicine for their contributions to science. Their work has significantly impacted…
Science and Society: The Nobel Prize in Physics Awarded to Three Quantum Physicists - 2003-10-08
The 2003 Nobel Prize in Physics was awarded to three scientists from the US, Russia, and the UK for their contributions to quantum mechanics. This…
Knowledge and Society: Emerging Method for Studying the Origins and Progression Factors of Alzheimer's Disease - 2003-10-06
American scientists have developed a new method to study the origins and progression of Alzheimer's disease, which may lead to a cure. Mansour Farasioon reports…
Science and Society: What Did Prehistoric Mice Look Like? - 2003-10-05
The article raises questions about the appearance of prehistoric mice and how animals recognize their young. Mansour Farasioon, a scientific reporter, explores these topics in…
Science and Society: The Possibility of Building a Space Elevator - 2003-10-02
American scientists are investigating the feasibility of a space elevator that could significantly reduce the cost of transporting supplies to space. This project could facilitate…
Science and Society: New Antibiotic for Treating Severe Skin Infections - 2003-10-01
A new antibiotic has been introduced to the market that effectively treats severe skin infections. The report highlights the significance of this development in the…