Dr. Fozi (Deputy of Research and Higher Education): "Research" is a lifestyle

A report on the developments of the IHCS during the research week ceremony:

Dr. Fozi (Deputy of Research and Higher Education): "Research" is a lifestyle.

The researching is a kind of lifestyle and our way of the life, and for this reason we should pay some attention to this style. Perhaps one of the most important characteristics of a researcher's lifestyle is "problem-oriented and truth-seeking". In any case, the researcher is always looking for a problem and looks at the life in this way, and the search for truth is one of the main concerns of the researcher, which flows throughout his/her life. "Creativity" is another characteristic of a researcher. In fact, "research" is not a part-time job and a researcher lives with research, and even a researcher falls asleep thinking about the research problem and research, or even the researcher thinks about his/her research while walking. Research also has a romantic aspect, and the researcher is in love, and if he/she is not in love, he/she cannot work. With such characteristics, the researcher corrects his/her research moment by moment and nurtures and develops his/her child like a mother. If love manifests itself in the work of the research, the result will be a noble work. In addition, research is a humble job, and the more a person enters the sea, the more he/she realizes the depth of the work and realizes that he/she is still far from the truth. Finally, research is an effective activity and has individual, social and national effects.