Mr. Rafiei successfully defended his masters' thesis in February 2017. He worked on the modeling of the cancer cell’s metabolic behavior in Reverse Warburg effect. GTMD members congratulate him for graduation.

Ms. Zare and Ms. Nilipour successfully defended their masters' theses in spring 2017. Ms. Zare worked on the modeling the interaction of neurons based on multiagent systems and MS. Nilipour's thesis is titled: "Interoperability in IoT with Heterogeneous Things: A Game Theoretic Analysis". GTMD members congratulate them for their graduation.

For the first time in IUT, a course on multi-agent systems is being presented by Dr. Manshaei. The course, seen as a much-anticipated sequel to Dr. Manshaei's popular course "Foundations of Game Theory for Computer and Electrical Engineering", is an extension of his introductory course in game theory. The syllabus is largely based on Yoav Shoham and Kevin Leyton-Brown's eponymous canonical text.

Dr. Manshaei will serve as a member of the Technical Program Committee for the 2016 EAI International Conference on Game Theory for Networks (GAMENETS).

Three members of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development Delegation (UNCTAD) visited the Isfahan University of Technology, on November 23, 2015. The delegation was on a mission to assess the current state of the scientific progress and technological advancement in Iran.