Panase" is the title of a festival organized by the Fund for Support of Researchers and Technologists in the Vice-Presidency of Science and Technology in cooperation with the Culture and Knowledge-Based Economy and the Development of Soft and Creative Industries Headquarters.

National, technological and scientific events and competitions that in simple language intend to present the achievements and scientific findings of students to the community. In this festival, students and graduates of different fields explained their dissertations in three-minute videos. An event that plays an important role in applying dissertations and increasing their impact on society.

Parviz Karami, a member of the festival's policy council, said: "By announcing the call for this event, 645 works were sent to the festival secretariat, and after judging and final evaluation, 100 works were selected as the winners of the first stage." At this stage, all dissertations have the same score.

The Head of the Cultureand Knowledge-Based Economy and Development of Soft and Creative Industries Headquartes continued: 30 works selected from the first stage will be selected by the end of March after re-judging to participate in the final stage and participate in the TV program that is made for this purpose.
Karami added: "But" Panase "has come to end this situation and create an opportunity to be seen and the conditions for showing these dissertations so that the public is familiar with what is happening in universities and scientific centers. So with this event and helping to introduce and commercialize them and inform the community about the use of the dissertation, happiness and hope will become common in the community. Students in doctoral, master's, and bachelor's degrees who defended their dissertations introduced and presented their research designs in the form of a three-minute video.

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