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Participation in the Scientific Seminar 

I have participated in many conferences, workshops, and scientific seminars to share my research findings.

Research Training from International Organizations 

 I completed hands-on training in nucleic acid extraction through a USAID-funded program supported by IEDCR (DGHS) in collaboration with icddr,b, and received RT-PCR training for COVID-19/SARS-CoV-2 detection through the Bangladesh Society of Microbiologists (University of Dhaka) and BITID. I also trained in computer-aided drug design (molecular docking and simulation) at the Red Green Research Center (Dhaka). Additionally, I participated in an NIH-funded international brain health and neurotoxicity research capacity-building program, delivered jointly with Sam Houston State University (USA) and partners including icddr,b, UChicago Research Bangladesh, Columbia University (New York), and national collaborators (BSMMU, NSU), focused on epidemiological investigations and outcome assessments in rural Bangladeshi children.

Contributed to Develope SARS-CoV-2 Diagnostic Lab 

One of the important community services during COVID-19 was distributing masks and hand sanitizers. I have participated in numerous conferences, workshops, and scientific seminars to share my research findings.  At the very beginning of the pandemic situation with inadequate PPE and limited laboratory infrastructure, I contributed to developing and installing multiple SARS-CoV-2 diagnostic laboratories in Bangladesh, including Cumilla Medical College, NSTU COVID-19 Diagnostic Lab, Gonoshasthaya Molecular Diagnostic Center, and President Abdul Hamid Medical College. 

Team Leader for NSTU COVID-19 Laboratory 

As a team leader and senior research assistant for the NSTU COVID-19 lab under Dr. Firoz Ahmed, I led a team of over 200 graduate-level Microbiology students to detect COVID-19 for the national epidemiological surveillance system. 

Recognition of Volunteer Work By National Newspaper 

Laboratory Quality Control Recognition By IEDCR

The quality of diagnosis during the COVID-19 national surveillance program was checked and resulted in 100% accuracy in external quality assessments conducted by the Institute of Epidemiology, Disease Control and Research (IEDCR) and DG Health Campus, Mohakhali, Dhaka.  I completed hands-on training in nucleic acid extraction through a USAID-funded program supported by IEDCR (DGHS) in collaboration with icddr,b, and received RT-PCR training for COVID-19/SARS-CoV-2 detection through the Bangladesh Society of Microbiologists (University of Dhaka) and BITID. I also trained in computer-aided drug design (molecular docking and simulation) at the Red Green Research Center (Dhaka). Additionally, I participated in an NIH-funded international brain health and neurotoxicity research capacity-building program, delivered jointly with Sam Houston State University (USA) and partners including icddr,b, UChicago Research Bangladesh, Columbia University (New York), and national collaborators (BSMMU, NSU), focused on epidemiological investigations and outcome assessments in rural Bangladeshi children.

Wastewater Sample Collection for Microbial Analysis 

Wastewater samples were collected from the drain, sewage system, rail stations, bus stations, communal ponds, and other public locations as hotspots to represent the whole community.

Distribution of Hand Sanitizers for COVID-19

One of the important community services during COVID-19 was distributing masks and hand sanitizers. I have participated in numerous conferences, workshops, and scientific seminars to share my research findings

Poster Presentation on Dye Degrading Bacteria 

Isolation, Molecular Identification, and Optimization of Textile Dye Degrading Bacteria from Textile Effluent Samples of Bangladesh Using Some Novel Techniques. 

Poster Presentation on Arsenic-Degrading Bacteria 

Isolation, Molecular Identification, and Optimization of Arsenic-Resistant Bacteria from Arsenic-Contaminated Site in Bangladesh. 

Annual Study Tour and Indoor Game at NSTU