The 38^th issue of “Knowledge-based” journal is issued with an assessment of the role of the innovation ecosystem in promoting the health of the country.

According to the public relations and information center of the Vice-Presidency for science and technology affairs, the last days of the Persian year 98 has been associated with different events and phenomena. The events that brought about each of the outcomes and lessons reminded us of the need to be innovative and smart.

In the current sensitive time, the 38^th issue of “Knowledge-based” is published with a special view to these hard days to assess the economy of Iran and the world in the new year with and without the coronavirus; an issue that has become a global concern.

On the Blessing of Corona

This issue is started with a note by Parviz Karami, the editor-in-chief of “Knowledge-based” journal. The note is about the blessing of corona entitled “a stronger Iran”. In the note, we read: “what does not kill you makes you stronger”. The statement that human society has repeatedly experienced throughout history is also true of corona.

What did startups do in 2019?

The Persian year 98 (2019) had many ups and downs for Iranian startups. Most of them were forced to close their business, some of which let go of some workforce out of desperation, and some startups were established. However, none of these issues are the topic of the present report. The activities of important startups that work with other companies and units are evaluated in the report.

What did corona do to the world’s economy?

Corona is a large-scale global virus that has forced governments to adopt international decisions to save their economies. With the spread of the Corona virus, governments around the world have taken steps to combat the virus. Although the methods adopted in these countries vary according to the economic situation of these countries, the basis and philosophy of these decisions is a matter for all countries.

Protecting citizens against the severe shocks that the virus has. You can follow this up-to-date report on thirty-eighth grade knowledge. Protecting citizens against the severe shocks that the virus has. You can follow this up-to-date report on 38^th issue of Knowledge-based.

Technology at Service of Lemon

This issue of Knowledge-based interviewed Morteza Golmohammadi, one of the executive managers of a macro project in the agriculture field.

The Global Flavor of the Growth of Commodity Giants

The new issue of Knowledge-based focuses on the stock industry of the country and its new games and players.

An Opportunity Called Oil

This is the title of a report about the ups and downs of oil industry in the country in 2019.

Corona and businesses

These days, the economies of countries have been adversely affected by coronavirus, a disease that has changed the world and has engaged all countries. However, what will happen to businesses? This disease is not going to leave us alone for some time and it will have seriously affect the economy of countries.

Interviews with the CEO of Engareh Physics Toos Co., the founder of Uplaw Startup in Mashhad, and the founder of Daftar-e Shoma Startup, who have been able to commercialize products, are provided in this issue of Knowledge-based.

An Achievable Dream

One of the most controversial issues in stock analytics is how to help startups reach the Stock Exchange, which is assessed in the present issue.  

Horrifying but Desirable!

An interview with Reza Ghorbani, the editor-in-chief of Way2pay, was made to talk about the challenges of entering startups to the capital market.

The mind; the Most Mysterious Part of the World

Assessing the the Future of Mind Book as a future encyclopedia of brain science and technology is the topic of the podcast and audio content of this issue provided to the audience.

Other content such as films, pictures, sounds and texts are available through the barcode reader app of smartphones.

The 38^th issue of “Knowledge-based” journal is published to the concessionaire of the Vice-Presidency, with Sorena Sattari, the vice president for science and technology affairs, as head supervisor and Parviz Karami as the editor-in-chief in 150 pages.