TEHRAN (Tasnim) – The 2023 Mustafa (PBUH) Prize Award Ceremony will be held in October 2023, and the nomination for the fifth round of Mustafa (PBUH) Prize has been opened.
The Mustafa (PBUH) Prize is awarded in four categories of Information and Communication Science and Technology, Life and Medical Science and Technology, Nanoscience and Nanotechnology, and Basic and Engineering Sciences.
In this round of the Mustafa (PBUH) Prize, a Prize is also awarded to scientists residing in Islamic countries regardless of their religion with the aim of developing science and technology in these countries.
The nominees can only be nominated by renowned scientists and/or one of the following scientific institutions: universities and research centers, Science and technology associations and centers of excellence, academies of sciences, and science and technology parks.
The prize includes The Mustafa (PBUH) Medal, the Prize Certificate, and a special cash gift that is provided from the endowment of science and technology, and so far more than 400 benefactors from different countries as members of the Khadem Al-Mustafa¬(PBUH) community have supported this scientific-cultural movement.
The deadline for nominations is August 31, 2022.
For more information about the criteria and submit a nomination, visit Mustafa (PBUH) Prize website.
In order to appreciate prominent scientists and provide the ground for scientific cooperation and development worldwide, the Mustafa Prize was established in 2012 as a symbol of scientific excellence at the international level.
The Mustafa Prize, a top science and technology award, is granted biennially to the top researchers and scientists of the Islamic world in four named categories.
The Prize is granted to works deemed to have improved the human life, have made tangible and cutting-edge innovations on the boundaries of science, or have presented new scientific methodology.