TEHRAN (Dispatches) – Iran is holding a nanotechnology in the capital Tehran in the presence of Vice-President for Science and Technology and Head of National Elites Foundation Sorena Sattari, at Tehran International Fairground.
Almost 50 new nano-products and services in medicine, industry, construction, the environment and energy are displayed at the four-day event. Over 450 science-based and industrial companies are active in nanotechnology in Iran, which have produced over 800 nano-products, exporting to over 40 countries worldwide.
The exhibition is aimed at contributing to the commercialization of nanotechnology, exploring the existing potentials in the field of nanotechnology and introducing them to the market, and establishing research-industry bonds and collaborations in this field.
Among the products on display there are nano-medicines that, according to their producers, are developed based on an intelligent drug administration system, so they are more efficient and have fewer side effects.
Among the innovations there is another product related to water treatment, using nano-bubbles of gas. This system can develop the methods of treating wastewater, something substantial throughout the world.
In today’s world, nanotechnology is seen as a cutting-edge technology, which can be applied in all industrial fields and promote quality and efficiency of products significantly.