Iranian students will compete in the 3rd International Nano-Olympics in Taiwan.
The BactiQube168 team represented Iran in the third international Olympics in Taipei, December 6-12, with a “fast intelligent system for detecting bacteria. He was selected from 25 national projects, the team competes under the theme "Ninotechnology and Health". Iran’s nanotechnology sector now includes more than 430 companies and 1,965 certified products worth $554 million. Despite the two wars, 230 products were received from nanoscale certificates last year, beyond the 190 destination, with Tehran, the leading Pariss and Mandarin.