Irrigation & Agricultural

In the heart of Iran’s Guilan province, a groundbreaking study led by Maryam Sodori from the Department of Water Engineering at the University of Guilan is revolutionizing our understanding of complex hydrological systems. The research, published in

In the heart of Iran’s arid Kerman Province, a pressing water crisis is unfolding, one that could have significant implications for the energy sector and beyond. The province’s groundwater aquifers have been steadily depleting, and if left unchecked,

In the arid landscapes of Taybad County, Northeast Iran, water scarcity is more than just a challenge—it’s a pressing reality that threatens the sustainability of local communities and the energy sector’s operations. As climate change and population

In the heart of Iran, a groundbreaking study led by Hanieh Ghorbani Jafarbigloo, a researcher at the Department of Chemical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, is turning the humble citrus waste into a powerful tool f

In the heart of Iran, a monumental project is unfolding, one that could reshape the landscape of water management and have significant implications for the energy sector. The Beheshtabad Water Transfer Plan, an ambitious inter-basin water transfer pr

In the vast and intricate landscape of water resource management, a groundbreaking study led by Amirali Boroumand from the Department of Environmental Planning, Management and Education at the University of Tehran, has shed new light on the multiface

In the arid landscapes of Iran, water is more than just a resource—it’s a lifeline. But as demands grow and supplies dwindle, the idea of transferring water from the sea has gained traction. However, a recent study led by Davod Reza Arab, Director of

In the heart of Iran, a nation grappling with the triple challenge of water scarcity, energy demands, and food security, a groundbreaking study has emerged, offering a beacon of hope for sustainable development. Led by Fatemeh Momeni Mahmouei, a rese

In the arid landscapes of Iran, qanats have long been a lifeline, ingenious water management systems that have sustained communities for millennia. Yet, these ancient structures, recently recognized by UNESCO, are under threat, and a new study by Nah

In the wake of increasingly devastating floods, cities worldwide are grappling with the urgent need for effective flood risk management strategies. A recent study led by Sara Attaran from the Department of Water Science and Engineering at Ferdowsi Un