Rosatom starts constructing research reactor

Russia’s state atomic energy corporation Rosatom has begun constructing multipurpose research reactor MBIR, which belongs to the fourth generation, at the Research Institute of Nuclear Reactors site in the country. The project is part of Russia’s comprehensive program to advance nuclear science, engineering, and technology in Russia. Mechanical equipment for the

Emirates Aviation University graduates more 288 future aviation leaders

Emirates Aviation University (EAU) has graduated another diverse, highly skilled class of 288 students who are set to officially enter the rapidly evolving world of aerospace and aviation. Held at the EAU campus in Dubai, the graduation ceremony showcased the broad range of nationalities and disciplines, which included postgraduate and undergraduate

British Council publishes research on youth development

The British Council, in collaboration with the University of Leeds, recently published an insightful report on the impact of youth development programmes, titled ‘Non-Formal Education for Youth-Led Change: Youth Development Programming in Bangladesh.’ This research was published at the British Council Auditorium yesterday, 11 December 2024. This research is a collaborative effort

Invest in research to protect crops from future flooding

Tropical Storm Debby has resulted in record-setting rain and flooding events across several States, including Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina and parts of Georgia and left a trail of damage including leaving Florida crops flooded. Record-breaking rain, flooding events, and other weather impacts people and our ability to grow crops successfully,

Unilever Bangladesh collaborates with IBA, UD, for research

Unilever Bangladesh (UBL), the country’s leading Fast Moving Consumer Goods (FMCG) company, is collaborating with the Institute of Business Administration (IBA), University of Dhaka, on two new areas under its industry-academia partnership. The initiatives include commissioning research to increase understanding of plastic circularity in the context of Bangladesh and providing

Business research Workshop holds at NSU

The Center for Business Research at North South University (NSU) hosted an enlightening series of research workshops on February 29 and March 3. said a press release. The distinguished Dean of the School of Business and Economics, Professor Helal Ahammad, graced the occasion as the Chief Guest. Professor Niaz Ahmed, the Director

BCCT will give top priority to research in its funding: Saber

Environment, Forest and Climate Change Minister Saber Hossain Chowdhury today said Bangladesh Climate Change Trust (BCCT), a subsidiary of the Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change, will give top priority to research in its funding. He said research needs to be increased in the country to solve various problems, and