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Home > News > Meeting a cultural institution Dr. Fereydun Joneydi by Manouchehr Moshtagh Kyorasani

March 15th, 2007

Meeting a cultural institution Dr. Fereydun Joneydi by Manouchehr Moshtagh Kyorasani

Abstract:
I was in Germany when Ms. Mithra Etezadi informed me that Dr. Fereydun Joneydi would be the speaker before me in the upcoming conference entitled "Acquaintance with Nanotechnology during the Safavid Period" that was planned to take place on the premises of University of Cultural Heritage (Markaz Amuzesh Aali Miras Farhangi) in Tehran on 14 Esfand 1385 (March 5, 2007). I was truly honored, and at the same time, I knew that it would be extremely difficult to hold a speech after a legendary personality with the high calibre of Dr. Joneydi. I arrived in Tehran on Friday March 9th, and I was scheduled to meet Dr. Fereydun Joneydi in Bonyad Neyshaboor the following day.

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