October 2026
What New Students at Azad University Should Know About Tuition Fees
New students at Azad University are informed about provisional tuition fees for non-medical programs, which will be finalized after course selection. This is important for…
Statistical Literacy Does Not Mean Distrust, But Rather Examining Quality Before Trusting
A university faculty member emphasizes the importance of statistical literacy in understanding and evaluating the data we encounter daily. This skill is crucial for making…
Discovery of Two New Species of Deep-Sea Siphonophores Enhances Understanding of Marine Biodiversity
A team of scientists from various institutions discovered two new species of deep-sea siphonophores, Bargmannia marlena and Bargmannia pyrosa, through genomic sequencing and underwater observations.…
Study Reveals Impact of Public Health Programs on Social Networks
A Yale-led study found that a maternal and child health educational program significantly changed social dynamics in rural Honduran villages, suggesting that similar interventions could…
Study Reveals L-carnitine's Role in Amplifying Inflammation Linked to Red Meat Consumption
Yale researchers discovered a new mechanism by which L-carnitine, found in red meat and exercise supplements, may increase inflammation. This study, published on October 19,…
West Azerbaijan Representative Tops First Round of Women's Premier Rowing League
The first round of the Women's Premier Rowing League took place in Urmia, where the Azad University team emerged as the leader with 50 points.…
Holding the 'Color and Passion' Festival Aimed at Connecting University and Community in Mehriz
The first 'Color and Passion' festival is being organized at Yazd University's Mehriz campus to support local businesses and showcase student products. This initiative aims…
Use of Melamine Dishes for Heating Food is Not Recommended
The head of the Nutrition Group at Yazd University warns against using melamine dishes for heating food due to the potential transfer of harmful substances.…
Yale Research Reveals Early Brain Development in Face Processing Before Birth
New Yale research indicates that the brain network for processing faces is active as early as the third trimester of pregnancy, highlighting an innate attraction…
Yale Scientists Uncover How Stress Hormone Enhances Memory Formation
Yale scientists have discovered the role of the stress hormone cortisol in enhancing memory formation by altering brain communication networks. This research highlights the biological…
Yale Researchers Develop Fluid-Based Memory Storage Technology
Yale researchers have discovered that networks of flowing water and other fluids can store memories, akin to computer chips. This innovation could influence robotics and…
Industries Should Utilize the 'Knowledge-Based Production Leap' Law to Address Their Issues
The head of Razi University’s Growth Center encourages local industries to leverage the tax benefits of the Knowledge-Based Production Leap Law to address technological needs…
Approval of 3 Bachelor's Programs at Khorasan International Campus (Golbahar)
The Khorasan International Campus has received approval for three new bachelor's degree programs in Computer Engineering, Law, and Architecture. This development is significant for the…
Decision to Transfer the Teacher Training University of Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad to Surplus Space of Azad University Finalized
The governor of Kohgiluyeh and Boyer-Ahmad has announced a decision to transfer the Teacher Training University to the surplus facilities of Azad University. This move…
Deadline for University Entrance Exam Applicants of Azad University Extended
The application deadline for certain programs at Azad University has been extended, allowing more candidates to apply. This decision affects students who are preparing for…
FDA-Approved Epilepsy Drug Shows Potential to Reverse Osteoarthritis Damage
Researchers at Yale have discovered that the FDA-approved epilepsy drug lacosamide may help reverse osteoarthritis damage by blocking a protein linked to pain and cartilage…
Impact of Antimalarial Drugs on Mosquitoes and Malaria Parasite Development
A Yale study published in The Journal of Infectious Diseases reveals that antimalarial drugs can persist in mosquitoes for several days, potentially affecting the development…