Research and Innovation
Amirkabir University of Technology (AUT) has been known as pioneer in research and innovation in Iran. AUT is a public university and fund of research is provided by the government of Iran.AUT has close cooperation with industrial companies especially in oil and gas industries, As a result there are many research projects in the university that fund of them have been provided by industrial companies. Many ISI journal papers and Conference papers have been published by faculties and researchers of AUT every year. According to the report of ACM Digital Library, AUT has top ranking in journal papers publication and average citations per article in comparison with other Technical Universities, not only in Asia but also in the World. Amirkabir University of Technology was appointed as a Center of Excellence by Iran's Ministry of Science and Technology in the fields of Excellence on Power Systems, Radio Communication of Excellence and Thermo elasticity Center of Excellence.
Supercomputer of Amirkabir University of Technology (AUT) has a power of 34,000 billion operations per second. Ph.D. Students and Researchers of AUT use it for analysis of huge volume of data in their research studies.
Amirkabir Journal of Science and Technology is a scientific journal which publishes original research achievements of academic and industrial researchers in all engineering and science areas.
Research and Technology Center of AUT is an active office which collaborates with industries and universities in order to improve research level in the University.
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