The University of Tehran has achieved notable positions in Mechanical Engineering and related engineering disciplines in three prestigious international ranking systems: the Shanghai Ranking, QS World University Rankings, and Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings.
Read MoreResearchers at the School of Industrial Engineering, College of Engineering, University of Tehran, have developed a two-stage mathematical framework for health tourism supply chains. The framework integrates intelligent supplier evaluation, resilience strategies for disruptions such as the COVID-19 pandemic, social and environmental responsibility, and uncertainty management within a unified model.
Read MoreTwo faculty members—one from the School of Mining Engineering and one from the School of Civil Engineering—were promoted to the rank of professor.
Read MoreResearchers from the School of Civil Engineering, College of Engineering, University of Tehran, presented a new model for assessing and increasing the resilience of hospitals against earthquakes.
Read MoreResearchers at the School of Electrical and Computer Engineering at the Faculty of Engineering have succeeded in significantly reducing power consumption, chip area, and computing latency by presenting a new architecture for floating-point multipliers; an achievement that can play an important role in increasing the efficiency of artificial intelligence systems, neural networks, and image processing
Read MoreResearchers at the energy storage laboratory of the College of Engineering of the University of Tehran, by providing a new and fast way to improve the performance of silicon anodes, managed to increase the usable capacity and longevity of lithium batteries, an achievement that could play an effective role in the development of the next generation of batteries used in electric vehicles, advanced electronic equipment, and energy storage systems.
Read MoreTwo faculty members of the School of metallurgy and materials engineering and the School of Mechanical Engineering were promoted to the rank of Professor
Read MoreThe researchers of the school of industrial engineering of the College of Engineering, designing an advanced mathematical model, presented a new rotary supply chain to manage the end-of-life of batteries.
Read MoreDr. Majid Moradi, a faculty member of the School of Civil Engineering, was promoted to the rank of professor.
Read MoreDr. Samira Mehravar, a postdoctoral researcher at the College of Engineering, has taken a new step in monitoring environmental pollutants and non-invasively diagnosing diseases by developing a platform based on nanotechnology and smart sensors. This technology, using engineered nanomaterials and multivariate data analysis, enables faster, more accurate, and more reliable identification of volatile organic compounds.
Read MoreDr. Mostafa Baghani, professor of the School of Mechanical Engineering at the College of Engineering and a featured researcher at the university's 1404 Research Festival, emphasized the fundamental role of mechanical engineering in the development of new technologies in an interview describing his scientific activities.
Read MoreTwo faculty members from College of Engineering were selected as exemplary professors of the country and were among the 28 selected professors in the country
Read MoreThe College of Engineering's Journal of Chemical and Petroleum Engineering was upgraded in the latest update of the Scimago database.
Read MoreGolrang Company and the College of Engineeirng of the University of Tehran signed a memorandum of understanding and cooperation agreement to expand cooperation between industry and university
Read MoreThe journal of the School of Civil Engineering of the College of Engineering, University of Tehran, titled "Civil Engineering Infrastructures Journal", was promoted from Q4 to Q3
Read MoreThe United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) has agreed to officially extend the agreement for the operation of the "UNESCO Chair on Water Reuse" at the University of Tehran until 2030
Read MoreThe Dean of the College of Engineering, described the most important decision of his managerial term as the separation of faculty budgets and the move towards financial transparency, saying: "This action paved the way for optimal resource management, increased accountability, and improved faculty performance."
Read MoreInterview with Hossein Shojamanesh, Master’s Student in Mechanical Engineering, College of Engineering
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