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Dhaka University scientist and his team *discovered record 41 new strains of the alga Pyramimonas, *discovered their significant genetic diversity; *discovered two undescribed subgenera from the Ryukyu Archipelago located in the Pacific Ocean.
International Seminar On Disaster Management And Community Resilience Using Technological Interventions – 2019
Transgenic salt tolerant Rice produced by Dr. Zeba Islam Seraj and her team at Biochemistry and Molecular Biology Department, University of Dhaka.
Scientists in collaboration with BRRI plant breeders produce salt tolerant versions of commercial rice BRRI Dhan 63 and 74
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Several faculties have been awarded the Centennial Research Grant (CRG)
Discovery of Utricularia rosettifolia Alfasane & Hassan - A new aquatic insectivorous plant species from Bangladesh
Invention of Algae Derived Carbon for High Performance Supercapacitor Application- A Joint Research between the University of Dhaka and the King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals, Saudi Arabia
Indigenous Vaccine for Foot-and-mouth Disease Virus (FMDV) in Bangladesh
Dhaka University Scientists Discover a Novel Antibiotic ‘Homicorcin’ from Jute Endophytic Bacteria
A Bangladeshi microalgae species makes a successful nano-filter paper for removal of bacteria and virus from water – a joint research of Dhaka University with Uppsala University, Sweden
New research article published from the Genetics branch, department of Zoology: 'Expression of heat shock protein genes Aaehsp26, Aaehsp83 and Aaehsc70 in response to thermal stress in Aedes aegypti larvae'
Padma Multipurpose Bridge: Impacts of Lives and Livelihoods of Affected People
End-line Survey under Coastal Climate Resilient Infrastructure Project (CCRIP)
Prothom Alo reported on a recent publication in the Nature Communications and Water Resources Research on new evidences of arsenic release from deeper clay aquitards in Araihazar study sites.
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