The vice president for science and technology affairs unveiled the “innovation ecosystem program” and opened the comprehensive innovation center of the university.

According to the public relations and information center of the Vice-Presidency for science and technology affairs, in addition to unveiling the innovation and entrepreneurship program, the comprehensive innovation center of the university was opened in the presence of Sorena Sattari, the vice president for science and technology affairs.

The innovation center of Alameh Tabatabaei University is active with the topic of “automation” and welcomes innovative ideas of young and creative human resources.

During the ceremony, two accelerators of Tapsi (in advanced transportation field) and Dey (in the field of tourism, cultural inheritance and content production) and live cognitive laboratory will officially initiate their activity. Innovation and entrepreneurship ecosystem of Alameh Tabatabai University aims to employ graduates, solve community problems with a creative and innovative approach and nurture human resources. Growth and innovation centers, innovation accelerators, creative businesses, innovative human resources development programs, live labs, entrepreneurship and career center, open innovation and challenge solutions, and comprehensive social challenges are the parts of the ecosystem unveiled by Sattari.

During the ceremony, Sattari attended a joint meeting with the university council, where the attendees talked about the achievements and capabilities of the university in the field of innovation, development of innovative activities and future programs of the innovation ecosystem.

Visiting Technological Achievements in the Field of Chemistry

The vice president for science and technology affairs visited the latest technological and innovative achievements presented on “exhibition of abilities and achievements of chemistry and chemical engineering research center”.

In addition, 10 knowledge-based achievements from the research center and five knowledge-based companies based in chemistry and chemical engineering research center were presented in the exhibition.

In addition, activists based in the growth center and technology units of the research center showcased their products and abilities to Sattari and explained their concerns and needs. The growth center of chemistry and chemical engineering research center has 34 technological cores, 10 of which are knowledge-based. These units have commercialized their technology products and services in areas such as chemistry, medicine, advanced research, and laboratory materials.