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Scientists create first artificial cell that grows and divides
(Tehran Ana)- Researchers have developed the first artificial cell capable of growing, replicating its DNA, and dividing to produce new cells, marking a major advance in synthetic biology.
Study identifies unexpected viral link to Parkinson’s disease risk
(Tehran Ana)- A new study published in BBIH suggests that certain viral infections may increase the risk of developing Parkinson’s disease by damaging dopamine-producing brain cells.
Islamic Azad University climbs global rankings, secures second place in Iran
(Tehran Ana)- Islamic Azad University ranked 460th globally in the U.S. News Best Global Universities 2026 rankings, securing second place among Iranian universities and strengthening its international academic standing.
New discovery may prevent the recurrence of multiple cancer types
(Tehran Ana)- Researchers at Chiba University in Japan have identified a previously unknown vulnerability in cancer cells that survive treatment, a finding that could pave the way for new therapies aimed at preventing tumor recurrence.
Iran develops lab-grown artificial brain using human neurons
(Tehran Ana)- Iran has developed a laboratory-scale artificial brain made from living human neurons, marking a significant step into the emerging field of organoid intelligence.
Scientists develop novel biomaterial for skin repair and infection control
(Tehran Ana)- Researchers have developed a new biocompatible material for treating damaged skin that shows strong antibacterial and antifungal activity, offering promising potential for advanced wound care.
New low-cost additivei mproves fire resistance in building materials
(Tehran Ana)- Scientists have developed a new, affordable chemical additive that significantly reduces the flammability of PVC, with potential applications in safer and cheaper construction materials and electrical cables.
Scientists identify early immune aging process
(Tehran Ana)- A new study shows that immune cells begin losing sensitivity to inflammatory signals as early as age 30, offering new insights into age-related diseases.
Iranian scientist wins UNESCO young scientists award 2025
(Tehran Ana)- Iranian researcher Behzad Ghiasi has been awarded the UNESCO Young Scientists Award 2025 for a project on restoring the Miankaleh wetlands and promoting sustainable livelihoods.
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