Developing non-governmental research centers paves the way for specialized employment for graduates
Developing non-governmental research centers paves the way for specialized employment for graduates
Dr. Akhundzadeh, Vice-Chancellor for Research and Technology of the Ministry of Health, during a consultative meeting of non-governmental research centers, emphasized the necessity of changing approaches, strengthening private sector capacities in research, and utilizing successful global models to enhance the country's scientific standing.
According to a report by the University's Web-Day reporter, during the consultative meeting of non-governmental research centers, which was held in the presence of Dr. Shahin Akhundzadeh, Vice-Chancellor for Research and Technology of the Ministry of Health, along with a group of managers, professors, and senior officials in the field of research and technology of the non-governmental sector, the various dimensions of developing research infrastructures and the role of the private sector in achieving the developmental goals of the health system were discussed and reviewed.
Dr. Akhundzadeh, referring to the advantages of developing non-governmental research centers, stated: These centers not only diversify scientific activities but can also provide a new path for the specialized employment of Master's and PhD graduates, as well as the development of knowledge-based companies.
The Vice-Chancellor for Research and Technology of the Ministry of Health also referred to recent achievements in this field, adding: The increase in the number of non-governmental research centers and the issuance of new licenses over the past two years demonstrates the ministry's supportive and facilitating approach in the process of establishing these centers. Furthermore, the extensive presence of research networks and biobanks in the current structure has provided an appropriate foundation for implementing community health programs and epidemiological studies.
During this meeting, with a look at global experiences, emphasis was placed on the necessity of emulating successful models in which the private sector holds a significant share in scientific production and research outputs.
At the conclusion of this meeting, professors and specialists from various fields emphasized the continuity of cooperation between the public and private sectors and the strengthening of interactions between research centers and science and technology parks, intending to commercialize research and enhance the country's scientific export level.
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