Shahid Majid Tajan Jari@majid_tejanjari

About Their Life and Scientific Mission

Personal profile of Dr. Majid Tajen Jari Full name: Dr. Majid Tajen Jari Year of birth: 1369 Place of birth: Tajenjar village, Amel city, Mazandaran province Degree: Professional Doctorate in Business Administration (DBA) from Tehran University Specialties: artificial intelligence, programming, robotics and electronics Positions: university lecturer, founder of Ayulren Academy and chairman of the Artificial Intelligence Commission of the Youth Industry House Martyrdom date: June 23, 1404 Age at the time of martyrdom: 35 years Place of martyrdom: Tehran, in the terrorist attack of the Zionist regime Burial place: his hometown, Amel city Personal life and childhood Dr. Majid Tejan Jari was born in 1369 in Tejan Jar village, located in Amel city, Mazandaran province. From his childhood memories, his mother narrates that when Majid was about ten or eleven years old, he opened an old radio, identified all its parts and put it back together again; An early sign of a curious and creative mind that later marked his scientific path in the field of technology and artificial intelligence. Considering his remarkable successes in the fields of science and technology, we can conclude that he had a special interest and talent in the fields of science and technology from the very beginning. He grew up in a pious and hardworking family and these values ​​had a significant impact on the formation of his scientific and moral character. education Majid Tejan Jari successfully completed his education in fields related to technology and programming. He completed his bachelor's degree in computer engineering, majoring in software, from 1392 to 1395 and finished his thesis on the design of an Iranian humanoid robot with the ability to speak. A project that showed his early interest in combining robotics and artificial intelligence. In addition, in 1400, he also received a professional doctorate degree in business management (DBA) from Tehran University. Also, he had received specialized training in the fields of programming, electronics and robotics and was known as one of the country's scientific elites. This interest and activity in the field of programming, along with the importance of this knowledge on occasions such as Programmer's Day, has shaped a part of his professional path. His studies provided a solid foundation for his later work in artificial intelligence and expert systems. Professional activities Shahid Tajen Jari was one of the most prominent professors and experts in the field of artificial intelligence and programming in Iran. During his professional life, he played several roles in education, research and entrepreneurship, some of the most important of which are mentioned below: 1. Educational activities University Lecturer: Dr. Tajen Jari taught programming, robotics and electronics courses in prestigious universities such as Tehran Shahid Beheshti University (1399), Shamal University (1390-1392) and Imam Sadiq (AS) Babol University (1388-1389). Founder of Ayuleran Academy: In 1392, he founded Ayuleran Educational Academy, which started its activity with the aim of teaching programming and artificial intelligence to people all over Iran. This academy played an important role in cultivating young talents with the approach of applying knowledge. Lecturer in educational institutions: He taught and supervised lecturers in the fields of robotics, electronics and programming in various institutions such as Sprouse-Arvin Company, Amel Student Research Center and Siavash Robotics Conservatory. 2. Research activities and inventions Dr. Tajen Jari had significant achievements in the field of inventions and scientific innovations. Some of his most important honors and inventions are: The gold medal of the Iranian Robotics Olympiad (2018): this success led to his invitation to the London World Camp (World Skills London 2011). Gold medal of the Asian Invention Competition (Guangzhou, China, 2015). First place in the World Invention Competition (Numberg, Germany, 2013). Silver and gold medals in the World Invention Competition (2012-2010). Archimedes Silver Medal of Moscow (2009). Global patent registration in Russia (2009). Diplomas of honor from Croatia and Serbia (2009). These achievements showed his outstanding abilities in innovation and application of knowledge in the fields of robotics and artificial intelligence. One of the honors mentioned in the academic career of Martyr Majid Tajanjari is the invitation to the world event "World Skills London 2011" after winning the gold medal of the Iranian Robotics Olympiad. This event is considered one of the most prestigious and largest skill competitions in the world, which is held every two years with the presence of top teams from different countries, and reaching it is a testimony to the high level of scientific and technical capabilities of the competitors. In addition to individual honors, he was the designer and programmer of several patented inventions named after Islamic Azad University of Sari, which were presented in international invention exhibitions in Germany with the cooperation of a team of eight people. His other research projects include designing a system to guide electronic systems with brain waves using neural network and genetic algorithms, and collaborating in a research about the health diagnosis of the human sense of smell through brain signal processing with a neuroscience department in America. Dr. Tajen Jari was also a member of the National Association of Elites and Inventors of Iran, and in his academic career, he had recorded the design of more than a hundred hardware and software products. He had previously received a scholarship from the German company FESTO; A scholarship that provided an opportunity to deepen his technical knowledge in the field of automation and robotics. 3. Entrepreneurship Dr. Tejn Jari, as the head of the Artificial Intelligence Commission of Iran's Youth House of Industry, Mining and Trade (Samat), played an important role in the development of new technologies and job creation in this field. By establishing Ayulren Academy and training a new generation of professionals, he greatly contributed to entrepreneurship and raising the level of knowledge in society. His activities in the field of technology development and training of professionals are closely related to the goals and issues that are considered on occasions such as the National Information Technology Day. In 1403, he was honored as the top entrepreneur in the field of technology and artificial intelligence at the Iran Top Youth Festival in 1403. martyrdom On the 23rd of June 1404, following the terrorist attack of the Zionist regime on the residential areas of Tehran, Dr. Majid Tajan Jari in Marzdaran neighborhood of Tehran, near the home of one of the country's nuclear scientists, suffered severe liver injuries and internal bleeding due to a missile hitting a building near his residence. Despite performing several surgeries and the continuous efforts of the medical staff, the severity of the injuries prevented him from saving his life and he was martyred at the age of 35. This attack, which was carried out with the aim of assassinating Iranian scientists, was a great loss for the country's scientific community. The pure body of this martyr was buried in his hometown, Amol, with the magnificent presence of people. The martyrdom of Dr. Majid Tajanjari was only one of the painful chapters of the 12-day war; A war that took a group of elites and scientists from Iran on the morning of June 23, 1404. Beside him, scientists such as Seyed Amirhossein Faqhi, a professor of nuclear physics and the former deputy head of the Atomic Energy Organization who was martyred in the same Marzdaran neighborhood of Tehran, as well as Fereydoun Abbasidovani, Ahmadreza Zulfiqari, Saeed Borji, Akbar Matalizadeh, Ali Bakoui Katrimi with his family, Seyed Asghar Hashemi Tabar, Seyed Mostafa Aramaki, Seyed Mohammad Reza Sediqi Saber and Seyed Itsar Tabatabaei of Qomsheh. also lost their lives in these attacks. These elites, each in a corner of the country and in a different stronghold, had spent their lives for the scientific progress of Iran, and their martyrdom is considered a common loss for the country's scientific community. Effects and legacy Martyr Dr. Majid Tajan Jari with his scientific and educational activities left a lasting impact on the scientific and technological society of Iran. He was not only known as an outstanding inventor and professor, but his main concern was training a new generation of specialists and applying artificial intelligence knowledge to solve society's problems. According to Mohammad Hadi Zahedi, the head of Iran's artificial intelligence association, the current generation of knowledge was put into practice and took important steps in a field where the country had not yet reached the desired point. Ayuleran Academy continues to operate as one of his legacies and hundreds of his students follow his path in the path of Iran's scientific and technological progress. The father of this martyr also stated in the funeral ceremony of his body: "The path of martyrs will continue in the bastion of knowledge and science." In one of his previous conversations, he had mentioned that he failed many times in his career, but he used those experiences as a basis for building Aiulran; The academy that was established in Sharif Science and Technology Park in 2018 and today with more than a hundred thousand students from all over Iran and the world, has become one of the largest training platforms for artificial intelligence and programming in the country. Martyr Dr. Majid Tajan Jari was an example of a committed and influential elite who served the progress of his country with his knowledge, innovation and commitment. His life was full of scientific achievements and honors, and his martyrdom, although it was a great loss for Iran, will inspire future generations to continue his path in the path of science and service to the country. The memory of this great martyr will always live in the hearts of the Iranian nation.