While unveiling the plans, Sorena Sattari, the Vice President of Science and Technology visit the achievements and capabilities of nanotechnology-based companies that have succeeded in linking their projects with various industries, and hold talks with the technology activists of these businesses.

On the sidelines of the ceremony, 4 industry relations agreements will be concluded between knowledge-based companies and industry owners targeting nanotechnologies to pave the way for the entry of Iranian nanotechnology products and technologies into the industry. These contracts are in areas such as paints and resins, polymers, nano powders, each of which provides the basis for meeting one of the strategic needs of the industry and creating added value.

One of the projects presented at the ceremony is in the field of nanofluids and drilling mud, which is worth over 200 billion rials. Also, 17 technological projects focusing on technology development will be unveiled. These projects include products and services that are produced in the country for the first time or develop technological products.

The Center for Applied Nanotechnology Industrialization, with the support of the Vice President for Science and Technology, provides the necessary infrastructure and equipment for the development of knowledge-based companies active in the field of nanotechnology and meeting the technological needs of industries by these businesses.

 Also, in this ceremony, the host cells of knowledge-based companies and technology centers, which have been equipped with the support of the scientific vice chancellor, will be opened and nanotechnology innovations will be hosted. “Coffee Tech” hosts technology activists, capitalists and nanotechnology enthusiasts, and provides an interactive platform for updating nanotechnologies and connecting them with industry.

Report by the Communication and Information Center in the Vice Presidency of Science and Technology