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''বফজ্ঞবি'' Biological Sciences গণপ্রজাতন্ত্রী ফাাংরদদ঱ ঳যকায বফজ্ঞান ও প্র뷁বি ভন্ত্রণারয় ফাাংরাদদ঱ ঳বিফারয়, ঢাকা। পযাক্সঃ৭১৬১৭৯৮ ওদয়ফঃ www.most.gov.bd ০১ ভাঘ ১৪২৫ নাং- ৩৯.০০.০০০০.০৯.০২.৯০.১৮-০৯ তাবযখঃ ১৪ জাꇁয়াবয ২০১৯ ‘‘বফজ্ঞবি’’ বফলয়: ২০১৮-২০১৯ অথ থ ফছদয বফজ্ঞান ও প্র뷁বি ভন্ত্রণারদয়য "বফজ্ঞান ও প্র뷁বি কভথ বি" খাত ঴দত বফদ঱ল অꇁদাদনয জন্য বনফাথবিত বনম্নবরবখত প্রকদেয প্রকে ঩বযিারকগদণয অꇁ嗂দর ১ভ ও ২য় বকবিয বজও জাযী কযা ঴দয়দছ। Biological Sciences Bangladesh Agricultural University, Mymensingh SL. Gr. Name of the Principal Address of the Principle Project Title Mobile Recommen No. SL. Investigator & Associate Investigator Number -ded Grant Investigator Amount 1. BS -2 Mr. Md. Masudul Karim Department of Crop Study on production, 01790587543 2.00 Lac Associate Professor Botany processing and preservation of Dr. Md. Abdul Razzak Agriculture University, quality healthy seeds by the Lecturer Mymensingh marginal and small farmers 2. BS -5 Md. Rishad Abdullah Plant Conservation and Collection of Some Critically 01711372859 2.5 Lac Sanjit Chandra Barman Research Foundation Endangered and Endangered prof. Md. Mustafizur House No. 47, Wild Plant Species for Ex Situ Rahman Chattrapur Primary Conservation to Save Them School Road, BAU from Extinction Shesh Moor, PO. Bangladesh Agricultural University, Mymensingh 3. BS - Prof. Dr. Khan Md. Department of Animal Fermentation of rice bran 01715226510 3.00 Lac 240 Shaiful Islam Nutrition, Bangladesh using isolated Ruminococcus 01722078264 Ms. Nabilah Jalal Nuha Agricultural University, spp. for desirable chemical Lecturer Mymensingh-2202 changes as animal feed 4. BS - Professor Dr. Thahsin Department of Molecular detection of 01760 750639 2.00 Lac 317 Farjana Parasitology malaria parasite in 01983 787998 Professor Dr. Md. Abdul Faculty of Veterinary vectormosquitoes in Alim Science Bangladesh Mymensingh, a malaria Agricultural University endemic area of Bangladesh – Mymensingh 5. BS - Prof. Dr. Md. Nurul Islam Department of Dairy Quality enhancement of 01712621079 2.5 Lac 318 Dr. Muckta Khan Science, Bangladesh soymilk based indigenous 01731207911 Associate Prof. Agricultural University, dairy products. Part II Effects Mymensingh of level of bacterial culture and sugar on quality of pro- biotic dahi (yoghurt) prepared from blends of soy and wholemilk. 6. BS - Professor Dr. Md. Rokibul Department of Animal Preparation of low cost feed 01713017042 3.00 Lac 319 Islam Khan Science, Bangladesh for ruminant using wet rice 01718218080 Professor M. Bahanur Agricultural University, straw and biogas slurry Rahman Mymensingh 7. BS - Professor Dr. Md. Rafiqul Department of Surgery Haematological and 01711078071 3.5 Lac 320 Alam and Obstetrics, Faculty Biochemical Changes of 01750458379 Moinul Hasan of Veterinary Science, Caprine Blood During Lecturer Bangladesh Agricultural Prolonged Storage for University, Mymensingh Transfusion 8. BS - Mousumi Akter Department of Study on the Occurrences, 01715108644 2.00 Lac 1 C:\Users\Assistant Programmer\Desktop\Scanning Folder\2018-19 Final Selected Project.doc 321 Assistant Professor Agricultural Chemistry, Distribution and Fates of 01712945020 Md. Shariot-Ullah Bangladesh Agricultural Microplastics in the Agro- Assistant Professor University, ecosystem of Bangladesh and Mymensingh, 2202 Their Routes in the Food Chain 9. BS - Dr. Md. Harun Or Rashid Department of Effect of arbuscular 01726 559526 2.00 Lac 322 Associate Professor Agronomy, Bangladesh mycorrhizal fungi on the yield 01758 735137 Professor Dr Razia Agricultural University and Sultana (BAU), Mymensingh- nutritional quality of wheat 2202 under salt stress condition 10. BS - Dr. Tanvir Rahman Department of Bacteriological and physico- 01717609353 2.5 Lac 323 Associate Professor Aquaculture, Faculty of chemical analysis of disease Dr. Muhammad Mehedi Fisheries, Bangladesh affected freshwater catfish Hasan Agricultural University ponds Assistant Professor Mymensingh 11. BS - Dr. Md. Shohidul Alam Department of Solvent Extraction and 01711450731 2.00 Lac 324 Associate Professor Agricultural Chemistry, Isolation of Insecticidal 01790251065 Md. Arif Sakil Bangladesh Agricultural Compounds from Indigenous Lecturer University, Plants for Formulation of Mymensingh, 2202 Cheap and Safer Botanical Insecticides 12. BS - Professor Dr. Mohammad Department of Plant Management of postharvest 01989-700735 2.00 Lac 328 Shahjahan Monjil Pathology, Bangladesh soft rot of potato caused by 01745684948 Professor Dr. Mohammad Agricultural University, Erwinia carotovora by Delwar Hossain Mymensingh bacterial bioagents and their potential mode of action 13. BS - Prof. Dr. Mohammad Department of Dairy Effect of Freeze Drying of 01718 158133 2.00 Lac 329 Shohel Rana Siddiki Science, Faculty of Lactic Acid (yoghurt) Culture 01995176188 Prof. Dr. M.A. Samad Animal Husbandry, for on-Field Use Khan Bangladesh Agricultural University, Mymensingh 14. BS - Prof. Dr. Mohammed Department of Biological control of Papaya 01768598881 2.00 Lac 330 Abul Monjur Khan Entomology, mealybug using two potential 01745133740 Toma Deb Nath Bangladesh Agricultural entomopathogenic fungi, Assistant Professor University, Mymensingh Beauveria bassiana and Metarhizium anisopliae 15. BS - Dr. Shirin Akter Department of Detection and identification 01712-728569 2.00 Lac 331 Associate Professor Parasitology, of Leishmania species in 01719715333 Md. Shahadat Hossain Bangladesh Agricultural field-captured sandflies from Assistant Professor University, Mymensingh different kala-azar endemic areas of Bangladesh 16. BS - Professor Dr. Md. Department of Medicine, Molecular diagnosis and 01918181550 2.5 Lac 332 Siddiqur Rahman Faculty of Veterinary epidemiology of Burkholderia 01747211490 Dr. Azimun Nahar Science, Bangladesh pseudomallei in human and Agricultural University, horses Mymensingh 17. BS - Dr. Mohammad Mohi Department of Animal Impact of different feeding 01757543911 2.00 Lac 333 Uddin Nutrition systems on carbon footprint in Assistant Professor Bangladesh Agricultural typical dairy farms in Dr.Md. SalauddinPalash University, Mymensingh Bangladesh Associate professor 18. BS - Dr. A K M Mominul Islam Department of Selection of Agronomic traits 01718512082 2.00 Lac 334 Associate Professor Agronomy, Bangladesh for weed competitiveness of 01718031462 Prof. Dr. Md. Anwarul Agricultural University, Bangladeshi popular rice Abedin Mymensingh varieties 19. BS - Professor Dr. Md. Azharul Department of Animal Production of F2 Brahman 01713680427 3.5 Lac 337 Hoque Breeding and Genetics, crossbred progeny and 01714075435 Professor Dr Md Omar Bangladesh Agricultural compare their performance Faruque University, Mymensingh with F1 progeny in a farmers participatory beef breeding program 20. BS - Professor Dr. Md. Department of Genetics Quality Breeding approaches 01716-022526 2.5 Lac 338 Ashraful Haque and Plant Breeding, for Tomato yellow leaf curl 01747173836 Dr. Aleya Ferdausi Bangladesh Agricultural disease resistance Associate Professor University, Mymensingh 21. BS - Professor Dr. Md. Department of Rural The importance of gender 01703-631930 2.5 Lac 2 C:\Users\Assistant Programmer\Desktop\Scanning Folder\2018-19 Final Selected Project.doc 339 Shajahan Kabir Sociology, Faculty of roles in Agricultural 01723-617297 Md. Asaduzzaman Agricultural Economics Technology: A case of rural Assistant Professor and Rural Sociology, farmers in Bangladesh Bangladesh Agricultural University, Mymensingh 22. BS - Professor Dr. Md. Abdul Dept. of Food Development and Quality 01732252229 2.5 Lac 340 Alim Technology and Rural Assessment of Instant 01718888228 Md. Hafizur Rahman Industries, Bangladesh Mushroom Soup Powder Bhuiyan Agricultural University, Lecturer Mymensingh 23. BS - Dr. Bapon Dey Department of Poultry “A comprehensive method for 0716595056 2.5 Lac 341 Associate Professor Science, Bangladesh the improvement of egg shell 01756651976 Amrita Pondit Agricultural University, quality in late laying hens” Lecturer Mymensingh 24. BS - Prof. Dr. Md. Department of Investigation on the food- 01776624599 2.00 Lac 342 Hasanuzzaman Talukder parasitology, Faculty of borne trematode infections 01734438875 Babul Chandra Roy Veterinary Science, associated with zoonoses and Assistant Prof. Bangladesh Agricultural food-safety. University, Mymensingh 25. BS - Prof. Dr. Md. Anamul Department of Soil Nitrogen Use Efficiency in 01741390715 2.5 Lac 344 Hoque Science, Bangladesh Rice under continuous 01718386161 Prof. Dr. Mahmud Agricultural University, Flooding and Alternate Hossain Sumon Mymensingh Wetting and Drying Conditions 26. BS - Prof. Dr. Md. Atiqur Department of Plant Enhancement of rice 01742133655 3.00 Lac 345 Rahman Khokon Pathology, Bangladesh productivity by integrated 01923781249 Md. Zahingir Alam Agricultural University, management of its diseases Assistant Professor Mymensingh through foliar application of micronutrients 27. BS - Dr. Muhammed Ali Department of Plant SCREENING OF NEXT 01737412881 2.00 Lac 346 Hossain Pathology, Bangladesh GENERATION 01743747508 Associate Professor Agricultural University, FUNGICIDES FOR THE Prof. Dr. Md. Amir Mymensingh CONTROL OF Pyricularia Hossain oryzae CAUSING RICE BLAST DISEASE 28. BS - Dr. Auvijit Saha Apu Department of Animal Evaluation of adaptability, 01756107289 3.5 Lac 349 Associate Professor Breeding and Genetics, fertility, prolificacy and Prof. Dr. Md. Ruhul Amin Bangladesh Agricultural growth performance of Boer University (BAU), goat under hot humid climate Mymensingh of Bangladesh 29. BS - Professor Dr. A.K.M. Department of Crop Feasibility study
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