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Firdausi is globally well-known for her role in public health research. An emeritus scientist at the International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research (icddr,b), Firdausi is a laureate of the 2020 LOréal-Unesco For Women in Science Award for her advocacy of early diagnoses and global vaccination as well as her work on understanding and preventing infectious diseases affecting children in developing countries. Salma was awarded the 2020 Norman E Borlaug Award for Field Research and Applicati...

3 Bangladeshis on Asian Scientist 100 list Staff Correspondent 29th April, 2021 09:38:05 Three Bangladeshi researchers have been included in the sixth edition of Asian Scientist 100 list, which celebrates the success of the region’s best and brightest, highlighting their achievements across a range of scientific disciplines. They are Dr Salma Sultana, Dr Firdausi Qadri and Prof Samia Subrina, according to the website of Asian Scientist, an English language science and technology magazine publ...

Dr Firdausi Qadri is globally well-known for her role in public health research. Qadri, an emeritus scientist at the International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research (icddr,b), is a laureate of the 2020 LOréal-Unesco For Women in Science Award for her advocacy of early diagnoses and global vaccination as well as her work on understanding and preventing infectious diseases affecting children in developing countries. Dr Sultana was awarded the 2020 Norman E Borlaug Award for Field Research a...

3 Bangladeshi women make it to list of top 100 Asian scientists United News of Bangladesh (UNB) Bangladesh, April 29 -- Three Bangladeshi scientists, all of them women, have made it to the list of "best and brightest" 100 Asian scientists for their contribution to research. International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research Bangladeshs Dr Firdausi Qadri, Model Livestock Advancement Foundations Dr Salma Sultana, and Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technologys Professor...

Previously, Wende’s group assisted in a study that identified links between DNA methylation in all cause heart failure associated with the ability to use different metabolic fuels to maintain contractility, namely a decrease in oxidative metabolism.[2] An additional study from the group found molecular mechanisms specific to ischemic heart failure, which identified a key epigenetic regulator (i.e. EZH2) as likely having an active role in gene expression regulation involved in both metabolic a...

Hudson Reporter Nonprofit helps children across the globe Save the Children of the Developing World is based in Bayonne SCDW Founder Abanoub Armanious talking with the children assisted through the organization’s Project Backpack in Egypt.   2 / 2  Children being taught through Early Childhood Education Workshops at the Instituto de Investigación, Educación y Promoción Popular del Ecuador (INEPE) in Quito, Ecuador that SCDW helped finance through Project Educate. ❮   1 / 2  SC...

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Dr. Segenet Kelemu. (Courtesy photo) INTRODUCING… DR. SEGENET KELEMU Dr. Segenet Kelemu has a very impressive CV that includes many well deserved accolades from colleagues from around the world. In 2014 was named Director General of the International Center for Insect Physiology and Ecology (ICIPE) in Nairobi and was also awarded L’Oréal-UNESCO Awards for Women in Science in 2014. She studies the microorganisms that live inside of plains plants. This research helps us understand how these...