Tehran Polytechnic News Today

The Iranian regime's repression of students and universities has reached one of its highest point in the post-revolution era, as authorities are determined to nip any unrest in the bud, and push on with plans to make society even more repressively Islamist.

Visiting the country of her parents, murdered by the Iranian regime in 1998, German-Iranian artist Parastou Forouhar finds a changed society: hopeful, strong and courageous, despite all the repression

Iran is in the throes of protests that have cost more than 450 people their lives in the past six weeks, according to one opposition group. As the country's regime cracks down, some observers wonder whether the revolutionary movement can prevail.

On May 22, a student at Amir Kabir University, also known as Tehran Polytechnic, posted a picture online of an information board about t ...

2020 Ben Barres Spotlight Award winner Mohammad Moeini discusses his research focused on nanomedicine and injectable hydrogels for tissue engineering.

Stanford water expert named to S.F. Public Utilities Commission [San Francisco Chronicle] Dec. 23—A Stanford University water expert has been tapped by Mayor London Breed to become the newest member of the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission. Newsha Ajami, the current director of urban water policy for Stanford’s Water in the West program, is an authority on sustainable water management and a member of the Bay Area Regional Water Control Board. Ajami’s selection fills the last vacan...

Stanford water expert named to S.F. Public Utilities Commission FacebookTwitterEmail San Francisco Public Utilities Commission Headquarters on Wednesday, Nov. 20, 2019, in San Francisco, CA.Constanza Hevia H. / Special to The Chronicle 2019 A Stanford University water expert has been tapped by Mayor London Breed to become the newest member of the San Francisco Public Utilities Commission. Newsha Ajami, the current director of urban water policy for Stanford’s Water in the West program, is an ...