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Send us Fan Mail Charter | Episode 65 Gray theses The thesis at this point in time is no longer simply the result of a scientific question; or at least, it cannot always be so. A question that comes closer to an answer through study, experience, testing, and data, and with the guidance of knowledgeable people, and allows the researcher to experience and learn. In this day and age, some theses are prepared in a place in the shadows that can no longer be called the thesis defense session because: Some theses are commissioned, data is manipulated, scientific fraud occurs, the thesis becomes a ready-made product for sale, or they are completed using artificial intelligence tools, without the researcher's understanding and scientific ability playing a real role in the knowledge production process. A serious question arises here: What is left of "research"? In this episode of Al-Manshor , I talk to Dr. Maral Khodaparast, a graduate of the Faculty of Pharmacy in September 2025, about the gray boundaries of research and dissertations. We will talk about the laboratory, classroom, and theater workshop space, the experience of working with data and ethics in research, scientific fraud and the phenomenon of thesis commissions, and finally the pharmaceutical job market and the experience of being in two large pharmaceutical factories in Iran . And then we come to this question: What happens to education, students, professors, and ultimately science itself, when the path of knowledge production deviates from its true path? Perhaps it is time for the thesis to end in its current form ; And this ending is actually the beginning of a more serious question: If the thesis in its current form no longer meets the educational and research goals needed tomorrow, what could replace it? Thanks to the efforts of Dr. Sepideh Arbabi, university professor and art therapist. Accompanied by Dr. Maral

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