Tarbiat Modares University, as the first university in the country, was awarded the haccp sanitary certificate for its central campus kitchen.

University researchers managed to provide a slow-release drug system using Nano-particles to treat bone infection.

The simulator systems laboratory of the TMU electrical and computer sciences faculty under the supervision of Dr. Mohammad Reza Momeni and Dr. Mohammad Rostami succeed to design and build a brain electrical stimulation device (tDCS) compatible with MRI, for the first time in Iran.

Due to central library perseverance the trial access to the Ebsco database was established on May 28th, 2019.

According to the "Iran Science Elites Federation" Dr. Ali Morsali and Dr. Naader Alizadeh Motlagh from Inorganic Chemistry department, and Dr. Yadollah Yamini and Dr. Alireza Mahjub from Analytical Chemistry department of Basic Sciences Faculty placed in Group A of "Iran Science Elites Federation" list, in 2019.

The university physical education department in collaboration with the Sydney University, Gabric diabetes institute, Tehran Medical Sciences University and University Old Dominion (USA) will hold one-day workshop and symposium “Principles of prescribing sports activities for type 2 diabetes patients", July 13th at Tarbiat Modares University.

The third Iranian-French Geopolitical Group meeting was held at the Paris in the attendance of two Political Geography department's academic on May 16th and 17th.

The professor Mir F. Mousavi's research group from Tarbiat Modares University, in collaboration with the research group of professor Richard Kaner, UCLA, in a review paper examines various methods for assessing electrical energy storage systems in line with the criteria evaluation standardization of these systems.

According to the patent institute of Iran, the university's patent registry performance in 2018 indicates the University's foreign patents ranks growth from 3rd place in 2017 to second in 2018 among 40 country's universities.

Researchers at the Bio System Mechanical Engineering Department have succeeded in designing an ultrasonic desalination device. The economic analysis shows that the operating and energy costs of this system are lower than prevalent methods of water treatment and desalination.