Iran under the current regime does not offer the best environment for scientists. Scientists need collaboration with other scientists around the world, need funds and facilities. All this is very hard to get in Iran, still a lot of people in Iran are interested in science and some of them have achieved unbelievable things.
Follow on this blog and read about, how scientists at Harvard and MIT evaluate Iran’s successes in stem cell research:
Read about Nano Technology in Iran:
Read how Iranian graduates perform at international science olympiads:
https://theotheriran.com/tag/education/
(here you can also read about the girl with the second best score in the history of the international informatics olympiads)
Read about Einstein’s Iranian student:
Prof. Mahmud Hesabi – great Iranian scientist and student of Albert Einstein
How Iranian researchers collaborate with CERN researchers:
Iranian physicists participate in CERN, Professor receives award from American Physical Society
Read even more news on science here:
https://theotheriran.com/tag/science/
Here you can also see an overview of the iranian science output in comparison to other middle eastern powers:
Bio Chemistry, Genetics, MolecularBiology
Chemistry
Computer Science
Energy
Engineering
Environmental Sciences
Mathematics
Physics & Astronomy
You can check this data on the following site: http://www.scimagojr.com/compare.php
Of course you cannot compare Iran’s science output with that of western countries that are not isolated and have enough funds for science, where scientist have no problems to visit science conferences in other countries, build connections, …
Still it is interesting how Iran compares with neighboring countries that are not isolated, and are rich enough to import international well known scientists. (Saudi Arabia)
The other Iran 