A comprehensive performance analysis by quantum analytical modeling of CNT on insulator (COI) and CNT on nothing (CON) FET having channel length 20 nm has been proposed and investigated on the basis of 2D Poisson’s Equation and solution of 1-D Schrodinger’s Equation and validated using ATLAS 2D SIMULATOR. As classical approximations fail to describe carrier quantization, charge inversion and potential profile of a device at sub-100 nm regime, here for the first time an analytical model in quantum mechanical aspect for COI/CON devices has been derived. Effects of high-k dielectrics in place of conventional SiO2 over the device characteristics have been thoroughly discussed. Moreover, all noticeable benefits of our device to the so called SOI/SON architecture have also been vividly justified.

ATLAS of ethnobotany in Iran has been one of the enacted projects of Ecological Anthropology department in Anthropology Research center of Iran Cultural Heritage, Handi Crafts and Tourism Organization Since 2005, which is carried out considering it's 5 years duration. This is on important subject, since indigenous knowledge concerning the use of herbal medicine by indigenous people and healers was considered as an non-material cultural heritage of Iran, a knowledge that is endangered now. In this project, with an anthropological view, we worked on this subject in all over Iran using monographical data. Since this is an interdisciplinary subject some anthropologists, botanists, physicians and pharmacists helped us to achieve the required standardi We have considred 90 species belonging to 68 genera and 37 falily for indigenous healing as part of herbal prototype that we have collected in our archives.

Linguistic ATLAS consists of a series of maps locating language diversities in a geographical area. It is significant because it maintains the needs of dialectology, language planning and sociolinguistics. Due to the fact that there is no such an ATLAS for Gilan Province, the writers of this article have done their best to design one, based on 100 words; meanwhile, following the findings of this ATLAS, they try to answer two questions: what phonological processes can be seen in Gilan and Gilaki dialect? How do the central towns of Gilan differ from its other towns regarding the occurrence of phonological processes? It should be pointed out that another advantage of such an ATLAS is the possibility of depicting the boundary lines among Gilaki, Taleshi, and Turkish in Gilan Province.After selecting 100 words and interviewing with the Gilaki speakers and recording their voices, the researchers designed a map for each word to show its phonological and lexical diversities. According to the findings of research, 16 phonological processes take place in Gilaki dialect, of which the most frequent are respectively centralization, rising, deletion and affrication. It was also found that in non-central towns especially Roodsar, the phonological processes are more frequent.

The "ATLAS of Materia Medica of Iran" serves as a leading reference in the field of medicinal plants and terminology of traditional Persian materia medica. This comprehensive 456-page book, reviews 367 plant, animal, and mineral materia medica commonly found in the Iranian market, offering an accurate identification of Iranian medicinal flora. The book is systematically organized, presenting materia medica in alphabetical order alongside scientific explanations, high-quality images, and accurate measurements to aid plant identification. Additionally, it features detailed appendices, including both Persian and non-Persian indices to facilitate easy navigation. Utilizing reliable and contemporary sources, the authors have crafted this book as a scientific and practical guide for researchers, healthcare professionals, and individuals interested in traditional Iranian medicine. The highlights of this ATLAS include its thorough coverage of market available materia medica, high quality visual content, and scientific rigor. Although the high price and the absence of a digital version may be drawbacks, the book remains invaluable for preserving and promoting indigenous knowledge and enhancing the practice of traditional Persian medicine.