Mohammad Rasoolullah (PBUH) Research Tower
Mohammad Rasoolullah (PBUH) Research Tower is the central research complex of Shiraz University of Medical Sciences (SUMS) which is aimed at promoting and benefitting research activities at SUMS and other universities and research centers across Iran. The construction of the tower, which is currently the location of 23 different research centers, Cancer Central Laboratory and Registration Center, RCC Research Empowerment Center, Comprehensive Stem Cell Center and Regenerative Medicine Institute, Research and Statistics Consulting Center, Basic Medical Science Research Center, and Clinical Research Center, commenced in 2005.
Vision
Objectives and visions of the strategic research development plan of the complex include:
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Leading an effective role in conducting novel and innovative research projects
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Consolidating SUMS position as an effective international institution in science, technology, research, and education
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Institutionalizing the practice of collaborative research
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Internalizing the values of scholarship in teaching, learning, and practice
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Supporting joint research projects with eminent national and international research and science institutions
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Promoting social health in the Country
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Building a culture of Excellence
Mission
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Integrating all SUMS affiliated laboratories and research centers in one place
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Collective and shared use of resources and equipment by research centers
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Leveraging available key resources
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Locating the administration office and research centers in the same building
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Facilitating collaborative and cooperative research activities among research centers and laboratories
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Saving costs including, but not limited to, human resources, equipment, and maintenance
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Generating solutions to the problems of SUMS research centers
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Converging basic and clinical sciences to meet the needs of patients
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Developing the clinical practice of stem cells and practical use of its related technology
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Fostering the attraction of funds
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Equitably appropriating funds to research centers and supervising the distribution of finances to their research enterprises
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Training future researchers in basic and clinical research
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Creating synergy between SUMS researchers and practitioners
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Improving on the quality of research
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Reinforcing collaboration among SUMS researchers
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Providing necessary equipment and facilities demanded for high performance
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Supporting interdisciplinary research
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Supervising, inspecting, and evaluating all research activities carried out at all 68 research centers of SUMS
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Assisting in the administration, organization, and program planning of research centers
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Ensuring greater coordination between research centers and SUMS administration units
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Formulating and implementing infection prevention and control rules and occupational safety and health regulations
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Organizing Educational workshops
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Holding consultations about scientific and research projects with SUMS research centers
Research Centers at Mohammad Rasoolullah (PBUH) Research Tower
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Nutrition & Nutritional Sciences Research Center
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Research Center for Qur’an, Hadith & Medicine
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Nanobiology Research Center
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Clinical Neurology Research Center
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Geriatric Research Center
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Maternal-Fetal Medicine Research Center
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Neonatal Research Center
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Medical Imaging Research Center
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Anesthesiology & Critical Care Research Center
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Infertility Research Center
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Stem Cell Technology Research Center
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Cardiovascular Research Center
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Allergy Research Center
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Gastroenterohepatology Research Center
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Endocrinology & Metabolism Research Center
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Transplant Research Center
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Hematology Research Center
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Colorectal Research Center
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Neurosciences Research Center
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Nephro-Urology Research Center
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Clinical Microbiology Research Center
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Research Center for Biophilosophy & Healthy Lifestyle
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Non-communicable Disease Research Center
Useful Links:
Research Equipment in the Central Laboratory of Shiraz University of Medical Sciences
SUMS Journals at a Glance
SUMS Digital Library
SUMS Traditional Libraries