September 2026
Ancient Water Management Insights from Nîmes: Implications for Modern Water Scarcity
Researchers at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz have studied carbonate deposits in the Roman aqueduct near Nîmes, revealing insights into ancient water management and its impact…
Vulnerable Children in Iran Lack Access to Essential Mental Health Support
Research from the University of Cambridge reveals that vulnerable children and young people in Iran are not receiving necessary mental health support despite their higher…
Nanotech Coating Promises Enhanced Rust Protection for Infrastructure
A new 'smart' self-repairing coating is being developed to enhance rust protection for various steel structures, which could have significant implications for infrastructure in Iran.…
Three DNA Loops Essential for Wing Tissue Regeneration in Fruit Flies
A study has revealed that the formation of DNA loops is crucial for effective tissue regeneration in fruit flies following injury. This research highlights the…
Challenging Western Narratives: The Islamic World's Perspective
Ahmed Paul Keeler discusses the Islamic world's need to counter Western narratives about Islam and modernity. His insights reflect broader themes in Iranian society and…
Pezeshkian-Sheikh Khaled Meeting Highlights India's Role as a Bridge-Builder
Iranian President Masoud Pezeshkian met with Abu Dhabi Crown Prince Sheikh Khaled bin Mohamed bin Zayed Al Nahyan during the BRICS Summit, which was deemed…
Small Lives, Dark Laughter
The article discusses the novel 'The Collective Outing of Factory Workers,' highlighting how its initial comedic elements transform into something more ominous by the end.…
Director General of Standards in Kurdistan: 514 Tests and Markings of Measuring Instruments Conducted
The Director General of Standards in Kurdistan reported on the completion of 514 tests and markings of measuring instruments and 249 tests of weighbridges. This…
Three-Angle; A Bridge Between the Past and Future / Has the First Hollow Core Concrete Slab Been Built in 'Three-Angle'?
The project manager of the restoration of the historical Three-Angle building at Shahid Chamran University announced the discovery of a unified hollow core concrete ceiling.…
Mayor of Shiraz: The Path of Life in Qasrdasht Gardens Will Become a New Tourist Destination
The Mayor of Shiraz announced plans to develop the Qasrdasht gardens area into a new tourist destination. This initiative aims to enhance the city's tourism…
Video/ Latest Status of Flood-Affected Areas in Mazandaran
A storm and flood on September 8 caused extensive damage in Mazandaran province, affecting agricultural infrastructure and residential units. The head of the Crisis Management…
Scientists Capture Two DNA Strands Zipping Together for the First Time
Scientists have observed the pairing of two negatively charged DNA molecules facilitated by positively charged metal ions, confirming a long-held theory. This research could enhance…
Rainfall on Northern Roads of the Country / Heavy Traffic on These Routes
Heavy rainfall has resulted in significant traffic congestion on the Qazvin–Karaj Freeway in Iran, particularly between Ferdowsi Bridge and Kalak Bridge. This situation highlights the…
Charged Raindrops: A New Threat to Protective Coatings
Scientists have found that charged water droplets can damage protective coatings by emitting tiny electrical discharges upon impact. This discovery could lead to the development…
US Strikes Iran's Railway Bridge to Russia Amid Tensions in Ashgabat
The article discusses the events surrounding a US strike on Iran's railway bridge to Russia, which occurred shortly after significant developments in Ashgabat. Key players…
New Bridge Between Russia and North Korea: Trade Route or Military Corridor?
North Korea has announced the use of a new bridge for various purposes, including trade and tourism, while a Ukrainian organization claims it is primarily…
New Molecules Enhance Cancer Immunotherapy Effectiveness
Researchers from Cambridge and Basel have developed small molecules that enhance cancer immunotherapies by prompting macrophages to engulf cancer cells and modifying surrounding tissue. This…
Geneticist Develops Age-Reversal Technology That May Restore Sight
Yuancheng (Ryan) Lu, a geneticist, is developing age-reversal technology that could potentially restore sight, motivated by personal family experiences with age-related blindness. His work highlights…
The listening gap is real—how AI might help teachers bridge it
A Grade 4 teacher attempted to show her class a video highlighting the struggles of children walking long distances to school, but faced skepticism from…
Russia and North Korea Strengthen Ties with New Symbolic Road Bridge
Russia and North Korea have strengthened their relations through the construction of a symbolic road bridge, reflecting their growing ties amid geopolitical tensions, particularly due…
Inauguration of Arvand Martyrs Bridge Signals New Development Era in Arvand Free Zone
The inauguration of the Arvand Martyrs Bridge marks the beginning of a broader development initiative in the Arvand Free Zone, according to the Secretary of…
Venice's Sinking Problem: A Case Study in Climate Change Vulnerability
The article discusses the sinking of Venice due to sediment compaction and rising water levels from climate change, highlighting the vulnerability of the lagoon environment.…
Successful Pig Kidney Xenotransplant Paves Way for Human Transplant in End-Stage Kidney Disease Patient
In January 2026, Tim Andrews, who had received a genetically edited pig kidney in January 2025, successfully transitioned to a human kidney transplant. This case…
Discovery of Key Protein May Lead to New Tests and Treatments for Preeclampsia
Cambridge scientists have discovered a key protein that may predict preeclampsia and fetal growth restriction, which are significant causes of stillbirth and illness in mothers…