Short Biography:
Dr. Nousheen Parven, Associate Professor. completed Ph.D. in Bio-systems Sustainability from the Graduate School of Agriculture, Hokkaido University, Japan. Her Ph.D. research focuses on the impacts of climate change on insects up to the cellular level. She tried to clarify the impacts by advanced molecular analysis.She is also experienced in ...
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| Degree Name | Group/Major Subject | Board/Institute | Country | Passing Year |
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| Ph.D. | Bio-systems Sustainability | Hokkaido University | Japan | 2021 |
| Masters | Zoology (Entomology) | University of Dhaka | Bangladesh | 2003 |
| Bachelor | Zoology (Entomology) | University of Dhaka | Bangladesh | 2002 |
| Title | Organization | Location | From Date | To Date |
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| Assistant Professor | University of Dhaka | Department of Zoology, Dhaka 1000, Bangladesh | 25, Feb 2014 | Currently Working |
| Lecturer | University of Dhaka | Department of Zoology, Dhaka 1000, Bangladesh | 16, Jan 2013 | 24-02-2014 |
| Lecturer | Comilla Cadet College | Comilla, Bangladesh | 15, May 2008 | 15-01-2013 |
Research Interest
| Subject | Description | Research Interest (Goal, Target Indicator) |
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| Insect Ecology and Molecular Entomology | Climate Change, Global Warming, Heavy Metal Polution, Aphid Ecology, Molecular Entomology, Butterflies Bio-resources Conservation, |
Project/Research Supervision
| Level of Study | Title | Supervisor | Co-Supervisor(s) | Name of Student(s) | Area of Research | Current Completion |
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| Masters | An aphid-dip bioassay to evaluate the susceptibility of seasonal vegetable aphids (Hemiptera: Aphidiae) to bio-insecticides.Effects of high temperature on growth and development of two butterfly with diverse genetic backgrounds. | Dr. Nousheen Parven | Dr. Jakir sultan | Rifat-bin Azad, Rifat Tasnin | 2023 |
Project/Research Work
| Subject | Project Name | Source of Fund | From Date | To Date | Collaboration |
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| Ecology | UGC-DU research Project | UGC and Dhaka University | 28-08-2024 | 28-02-2024 |
Invited Talk
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1. Yang Li1,2, 5*, Nousheen Parven1,3, 5* & Shin-ichi Akimoto1,4 : Interspecific recognition based on cuticular hydrocarbons mediates reproduction control in aphids.,
Scientific Reports (impact factor:4.6) Natureportfolio , pp.1-9 , 2024
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2. Chowdhury, S. F. N., N. Parven* , M. Mahmud, S. Kamal1 , S. I. Belal and S. Begum : Utilizing net traps to manage Pyralid insect population in pond ecosystem: investigating seasonal abundance and their association with duckweed.,
Journal of biodiversity conservation and bio resources management. (impact factor:0.8) , vol.9 , no.2 BTCF , pp.99-107 , 2023
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Nousheen Parven, Izumi Yao, Takashi Kanbe, Shin-ichi Akimoto : Heat shock alters pea aphid-Buchnera interactions; negative allometry of gene densities.,
Entomologia Exprimentalis et Applicata (impact factor:1.9) , vol.169 , no.5 The Netherlands Entomological Society , pp.462-471 , 2021
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Md Kowser Miah, Ak, Sajeda, Nousheen Parven and MA Bashar : Developmental stages of Lampides boeticus (Lepidoptera: Lycaenidae) and their association with the host plant Lupinus nanus (Fabaceae),
Dhaka University Journal of Biological Sciences , vol.24 , no.1 , pp.43--52 , 2016
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Murshida Begum, Md Robiul Islam, Nousheen Parven and MD Fazlur Rahman : MORPHOMETRICS OF THE ALIMENTARY CANAL OF FIVE INSECT SPECIES IN DIFFERENT FEEDING HABITS,
, 2015
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H Arju, MK Miah, N Parven and MA Bashar : Developmental stages of a common emigrant butterfly Catopsilia crocale fabricius and its association with the host plant Cassia alata,
Journal of Bangladesh Academy of Sciences , vol.39 , no.1 , pp.91--101 , 2015
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M Hasina Arju, Md Kowser Miah, Nousheen Parven and MA Bashar : Developmental stages of a common grass yellow butterfly, Eurema hecabe,
Dhaka University Journal of Biological Sciences , vol.24 , no.1 , pp.73--81 , 2015
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MA Islam, N Parven, MS Islam and MA Bashar : Butterfly abundance in relation to abiotic-biotic factors of forest ecosystem of the butterfly research park, Gazipur, Bangladesh,
Bangladesh Journal of Zoology , vol.41 , no.2 , pp.247--255 , 2013
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N Parven, MA Bashar, MAK Chowdhury and SB Quraishi : Effects of Injury by a Pyralid Insect Pest on Duckweed Growth and Productivity in Minipond Ecosystem,
Journal of Bangladesh Academy of Sciences , vol.36 , no.1 , pp.53--59 , 2012
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Fatema Kahtun, Nousheen Parven and MA Bashar : Dependency on planktons of the small indigenous fish species Esomus danricus (Ham) in different habitats,
Dhaka University Journal of Biological Sciences , vol.20 , no.2 , pp.155--161 , 2011
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N Parven, MA Bashar and SB Quraishi : Bioaccumulation of Heavy and Essential Metals in Trophic Levels of Pond Ecosystem,
Journal of Bangladesh Academy of Sciences , vol.33 , no.1 , pp.131--138 , 2009
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F. Khatun, Nousheen Parven, M. A. Bashar and Md. Ashik Kabir Chowdhury : Role of organic matters on the productivity of plankton in different kinds of artificial water reservoir,
Bangladesh Journal of Zoology. , pp.277-286 , 2008
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M. A. Bashar, N. Parven and Md. Ashik Kabir Chowdhury : A case-making pyralid insect pest (Synclita occidentalis) and its association with duckweed in pond ecosystem,
Journal of Dhaka University Biological Sciences , pp.109-111 , 2008
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M. A. Bashar, N. Parven and S.B. Quraishi : Larval adaptations of a pyralid insect pest (Synclita occidentalis) to its host-plant in pond ecosystem,
Bangladesh Journal of Zoology , pp.357-366 , 2008
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Dr. Nousheen Parven
Associate Professor
Department of Zoology
Faculty of Biological Sciences
Email: parvennousheen@du.ac.bd
Phone: +88-01831735995