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ISC Launches Updated System to Track Leading Scientific Figures

Iran-based institute says new version of its monitoring platform aims to identify top researchers across Islamic countries.

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IRNA (Iran)

The Islamic World Science & Technology Monitoring and Citation Institute (ISC), based in Shiraz, Iran, unveiled an updated version of its "System for Tracking Researchers' and Scientists' Honors," according to a report by IRNA, Iran's official news agency.

The platform is designed to identify outstanding figures in science, technology, and innovation in Iran and other Islamic countries, IRNA reported, citing the institute.

Further details about the specific features, methodology, or timeline of the updated system's rollout were not provided in the initial announcement.

ISC has previously positioned itself as a body focused on monitoring and citation analysis related to scientific output within the Islamic world.

IRNA did not specify when the unveiling took place or whether the system is currently accessible to the public.

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