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Two Years of Great Development in Arak Branch
IAU Student, First
Place of Concrete
Competition
ranians begin voting in run-off parliamentary
con-
of Kuala Lumpur branch of
the American Concrete Institute (ACI) was held in Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) of
Malaysia and 42 teams including the active industries of Malaysia, universities and higher
education institutes of different countries participated in
this event. Academic team of
Arak branch of the Islamic
Azad University was one of the
teams attending this competition which was held in the field
of building the highest early
strength
self-consolidating
concrete (HESSCC).
In this round, the concrete
team of Arak branch of the Islamic Azad University was able
to achieve the first place, making the Hume Research Center
of concrete products, the biggest concrete manufacturer of
Malaysia, to be the runner up
and the National University of
Malaysia (UKM) to receive the
third place honors.
The concrete team of the Islamic Azad University of Arak
consisted of Hanieh Hamidi,
Paria Sanaei-rad and Mehdi
Yar-Tofighi. Their efforts in
this field have come to bear
fruit under the supervision of
Professor Mehdi Maghfuri and
Majid Jamshidi, head of the
engineering faculty. Previously, the concrete team of Arak
branch had shown success in
different national and international competitions.
V
POINT OF
IEW
Urmia Branch Labs to
Get Specialized
H shops of Urmia branch
ead of the labs and work-
of the Islamic Azad University
says: “This year, the specialized engineering laboratory,
designed for M.A. and Ph.D.
courses, will be established to
run officially. Approximately
700 million Toman was dedicated to the establishment of
this laboratory which is worth
noticing, considering that it
has taken place in the northwestern area of Iran.”
Regarding the conditions of
the laboratories in this university, Samad Karami stated:
“Currently, Urmia branch of
the Islamic Azad University
has 45 specialized laboratories and three specialized clinics devoted to the small and
large livestock.”
Karami also talked about the
cooperation with other educational institutes and universities, adding: “Urmia branch
has lab equipment of highquality and is well prepared to
cooperate with the students of
other scientific and research
institutes in research projects. This branch has hosted
several teams of researchers
from different universities
who wanted to carry out their
research projects.”
Head of labs of Urmia branch
concluded by mentioning
SAHA program, adding: “Full
information of all the laboratorial equipment, workshop
capabilities, and personnel
has been registered on SAHA
system. Those who are willing
to cooperate with us could go
on this system and review the
required information.”
UK Banks to Study Iran Sanctions Impacts
T country’s biggest banks plan to study the
he British media said on Thursday that the
eputy of medical sciences of
the Islamic Azad University visited pharmaceutics faculty of Arak
branch and its laboratories, also
discussed current issued of this
faculty in a meeting with the director and authorities of the said branch. In this meeting,
Dr. Ali Abtahi said: “In the past two years, Islamic Azad University has undergone significant development in a number of the counties
and Arak branch is one of them. The visit of
the pharmaceutics faculty and Razi laboratories shows that even though IAU earns its
credits through the student tuitions, this university has made great progress in comparison to its early days. The most eye-catching
part of this progress has been done in the
past two years.”
Dr. Abtahi claimed that Arak branch of the Islamic Azad University has great potential and
capacities, continuing: “This branch has numerous courses of science and medical programs, and this vast expertise makes it the
best option for offering new, interdisciplinary
courses. Dr. Mirzadeh, chairman of the uni-
D
versity, has high expectations from a number
of branches; one of them is Arak branch. We
hope to receive more help in realizing the potentials of this branch in the near future.”
Eyeing Higher Ranks
Dr. Abtahai remarked that the medical sciences have shown slow progress in Arak and
its neighboring provinces. He went on: “In
this area, there is great need for medical programs. Great facilities of this branch and high
motivation of the staff and professors of Arak
branch is a rare example in this area and local
centers of higher education.
The efforts shown by Dr. Nezam-abadi, director of Arak branch, have been influential in
this regard.”
Dr. Nezam-abadi, director of Arak branch,
mentioned that most of the students in the
area are enrolled in this branch of the Islamic
Azad University, stating: “There are more
than 106,000 students active in this province, more than 50% of whom enrolled in
the Islamic Azad University. Also, 58% of the
graduate students in this province are also
implications involved in the removal of sanctions
against Iran. The British Bankers’ Association (BBA)
has accordingly agreed to form a working group to
examine the issue. The initiative was adopted at a
BBA board meeting last week and it follows concerns by investors toward US punitive measures
against investments in the country. It also follows
pressures from the government on the banks to expand links with Tehran ahead of a trade visit to Iran
led by Sajid Javid, the Business Secretary, which
is due to take place next month. But Sky News has
emphasized in its report that many BBA members,
which include UK-headquartered and international
banks with operations in Britain, have expressed
unease about forging closer ties with Iran.
pursuing their studies in Arak branch.”
Nezam-abadi added: “According to the latest
reports of Scimago data bank, Arak branch
of the Islamic Azad University has earned the
57th rank among 100 universities and institutions of the country in regard to research and
science production; also 8th position among
all the branches of Islamic Azad University. In
the past year, we have improved this rank and
have improved our standing to stand on 6th
place. We are planning to continue our development and achieve a standing among the top
three IAU branches.”
He further added: “Arak branch of the Islamic
Azad University is the most credible university in the area and the largest university branch
in regard to educational space, students of
undergraduate and postgraduate programs,
SAMA schools, faculty members, and the
staff. This branch is committed to training
the skilled human resources, science production, solving the problems of the province and
development of the country, through carrying
out a variety of educational and research programs and hosting cultural events.”
Russia Expects Rise in Iran Food Imports
R from Iran that it will replace Turkey in im-
ussia says that it has received assurances
ports of food items. “Iran solemnly promises: we’ll
replace the whole of Turkey in the deliveries of perishable goods to Russia,” said Russia’s Federal Customs Service Chief, Andrei Belyaninov. Belyaninov
suggested that this will be part of a new arrangement between Iran and Russia that would in a later
stage entail the opening of a green corridor between
the two countries. “We’ll go there [to Iran] in May to
sign a green corridor deal,” ITAR-TASS news agency
quoted the official as saying.
Iran's News
4 Research Centers to be
Established in Bushehr Branch
Early Diagnosis of Leukemia
through Gold Nano-particles
SPECIAL R
EPORTS
Inside IAU
Sanandaj Branch: Recruiting 70
Iraqi Students
D of the Islamic Azad Uni-
irector of Bushehr branch
versity says: “Four new research
centers of polymer and petrochemistry, oil and gas, maritime
sciences and tropic water species are going to be established
in this branch. Two centers of
maritime sciences and oil and
gas would be located in Kharg
branch and the center for tropic
water species would be in Delvar
branch; the location of the polymer research center has still to
be decided, but it would be constructed in the current year.”
Secretariat to IAU’s board of
trustees in Bushehr, mentioning
the decree of the chairman of the
university regarding the greenhouse cultivation and turning it
into an income source, stated:
“Greenhouse cultivation in an
area of 50 hectares in Khormoj
branch, developed with the cooperation of Bushehr branch,
and the greenhouse of Bushehr
branch are both examples of the
activities followed in line with
this decree.” Referring to tourism as a possible activity due to
the local capacities, Dr. Qeisari
went on: “Alishahr dormitory,
belonging to Bushehr branch,
with a base of over 7,000 sq/
ms, has the capacity to host
2,500 guests; adding the other
dormitory of the university to
this, Bushehr branch could host
3,500 people. This opportunity could be turned into a new
source of income for the university.” Mentioning other development projects, Dr. Qeisari added:
“The educational complex of
Deir center is under construction
and would be ready for use in the
early part of the next year.”
R University of Technology
esearchers of the Isfahan
have succeeded in producing a
sensor out of gold nano-particles which is applicable in early
diagnosis of leukemia. Professor
Ali-Asghar Ensafi referred to the
advantages of the electrochemical diagnosis methods and the
purpose of this project, saying:
“Due to high selectivity, sensitivity and affordability, the electrochemical methods have gain
significant importance in this
field. The purpose of this project
is to produce and introduce a
bio-sensor for making a distinction between two types of cancer
cells. This sensor operates based
on electrochemical impedance
spectroscopy, which in addition
to high speed and sensitivity, is
cost effective.”
In this project, the surface of
the sensor has been modified
through gold nano-particles.
Also, part of the ZAP70 gene
has been fixed unto its surface.
The complementary gene of the
said one could be used in both
states of mutated or otherwise.
Considering the mutation of the
complementary gene, the main
gene would react differently;
this very variation is the basis
of the quantitative and qualitative analysis.Ensafi noted the
production stages of this sensor and went on: “First, the gold
nano-particles are set on the
surface of the electrode of gold.
Then, the DNA probe is also put
on the electrode. After that, the
infrastructural examinations are
conducted on the surface, which
indicate the fixation of the gold
nano-particles on the electrode’s
surface.”
IAU’S FUTSAL TEAM
RETURNS FROM
KAZAKHSTAN
FUTSAL TEAM OF THE
ISLAMIC AZAD UNIVERSITY, REPRESENTATIVE
OF IRAN’S FEDERATION
OF GENERAL SPORTS IN
THE ٢ND ROUND OF ASIA’S
STUDENT COMPETITIONS,
WON THE CHAMPIONSHIP
OF THESE GAMES AND RETURNED TO THE COUNTRY.
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in the 290-seat parliament. “People will vote for 68
undecided seats in constituencies that candidates
failed to get 25 percent of votes cast in the first
round of the election,” said Interior Minister Abdolreza Rahmani-Fazli on Friday. Polls opened at 8:00
local time (0430 GMT) on Friday and will close at
7.00 p.m., but voting can be extended depending
on the turnout. “The election will end at 1900 (1430
GMT). But it might be extended if necessary. The
counting will start immediately after the closure of
the polls,” Rahmani-Fazli said. As many as 136 candidates are running for constituencies in which no
candidate achieved a clear majority during February’s general elections.
Arak branch of the
Islamic Azad University is the most credible university in the
area and the largest
university branch in
regard to educational space, students
of undergraduate
and postgraduate
programs, SAMA
schools, faculty
members, and the
staff
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D Islamic Azad University, talked about the development plans
r. Mohammad Ghorbani, director of Kurdistan branch of the
of this branch, saying: “The development plan of the branches
and academic centers of Kurdistan province have been executed
according to the development document approved by IAU’s board
of trustees and chairman of the university. Its articles include
expanding the graduate studies, recruiting foreign students particularly from Iraqi Kurdistan, participation of the majority of the
faculty members in short-term and educational courses, modifying the scientific board’s status by enlisting associate and full
professors, and refreshing the associative and bachelor courses
faced with less admittance.”
He mentioned the field of activities regarding deputies of research
which include developing SAHA project in the province, managing
the finances and research budget, interaction and collaboration of
the universities and industries, holding international conventions
in the field of management and organizational culture and several
national and professional meetings, also inauguration of incubator centers in at least 2 branches of the province.
Director of IAU’s Kurdistan branch stated that the activities in the
field of knowledge economy are dependent on sustaining, supporting and developing the knowledge companies, developing
the companies located in the incubator centers of the technology
units of Sanandaj to knowledge companies, calling for new ideas
and consultation from the students and faculty members for turning ideas into products, planning for investments on knowledge
projects in the council of economy affairs, and using resistive
economy for improving the knowledge companies. Director of
Sanandaj branch referred to the plans for recruiting foreign students and went on: “Sanandaj branch has a background of communicating with the universities of Sulaymaniyah and Erbil. These
past efforts have resulted in recruiting over 150 foreign students
interested in furthering their studies to the graduate level, 70 of
which are Iraqi students enrolled in Sanandaj branch.”