GLOBAL NETWORK OF BANGLADESHI BIOTECHNOLOGISTS

ABOUT GNOBB

GNOBB was born as a web-based organization in 2004 in order to provide a forum for networking of Biotechnologists with origins from Bangladesh. The idea was initiated by Dr. Abidur Rahman and retired Professor of Botany, Dr. Ahmad Shamsul Islam. The website was then launched and coordinated ever since by the latter with oversight from Dr. Abid and rest of the Founder members. Read More

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Posted 19 02 2023

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Seminar on Rice Ratooning: past present and future by the Soil Tech Team, winner of the research idea competition

Seminar on Rice Ratooning: past present and future...

GNOBB is pleased to announce that Soil Tech team, winner of the research idea contest in Plant and Agriculture section completed their year-long research and is ging to present their research finding in a seminar at Khulna University on 20th February Read More

Posted 23 01 2023

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Congratulations to Prof Manjurul Karim: Real Time PCR-based diagnosis of human visceral leishmaniasis using urine samples

Congratulations to Prof Manjurul Karim: Real Time ...

Human visceral leishmaniasis which is also known as ‘kala-azar’ or ‘black fever’ is a life threatening disease caused by Leishmania parasites. This is a great news for us, a diagnosis of human visceral leishmaniasis was establ Read More

Posted 21 01 2023

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ASPB Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowships Application is open

ASPB Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowships App...

American Society of Plant Biology is accepting the application for the Undergraduate Research Fellowship. International students or students following non-traditional academic calendars are also welcome to apply. This is a great opportunity for the Read More

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Scientific Publications

Scientific American

Janury 2016 Version

Scientific Publications

Scientific American

Janury 2016 Version

Scientific Publications

Scientific American

Janury 2016 Version