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Bangladesh’s Banani Taekwondo Club has made the nation proud by securing a record 20 medals at the 8th Heroes Taekwondo ...
15/08/2025

Bangladesh’s Banani Taekwondo Club has made the nation proud by securing a record 20 medals at the 8th Heroes Taekwondo International Championship 2025, held on 9–10 August at the Eastern National Sports Training Center in Pattaya, Thailand.

The 11-member Bangladeshi team showcased remarkable skill and determination, earning seven gold, six silver, and seven bronze medals across various categories. Competing against athletes from around the world, the club’s members displayed not only athletic excellence but also sportsmanship and resilience.

Founder and Head Coach of Banani Taekwondo Club expressed immense pride in the achievement, calling it both a professional milestone and a personal dream come true. “Seeing my students stand on the international podium with the Bangladesh flag is the most rewarding moment of my career,” he said, emphasizing the months of hard training and sacrifices behind the success.

Founded with the vision of promoting martial arts and instilling values such as respect, perseverance, and courage, Banani Taekwondo Club has grown into a beacon for Bangladesh’s emerging sports talent. The club views this win as a stepping stone towards greater achievements and an inspiration for the nation’s youth to pursue sports at the global stage.

Dr. Selim Habib, a former professor at Rajshahi University of Engineering & Technology (RUET) and now an Assistant Profe...
10/08/2025

Dr. Selim Habib, a former professor at Rajshahi University of Engineering & Technology (RUET) and now an Assistant Professor at the Florida Institute of Technology, has received the prestigious NASA Research Initiation Award along with a $300,000 research grant.

His project focuses on developing innovative optical fibers and sensors with the potential to revolutionize photonics and space communication. These advancements could play a vital role in future space exploration, enabling faster, more efficient data transmission and improved communication systems for spacecraft and satellites.

Dr. Habib’s academic journey spans multiple continents. After his tenure at RUET, he worked at the Technical University of Denmark and later at the University of Central Florida before joining the Florida Institute of Technology. His career reflects not only his dedication to research but also the rising global presence of Bangladeshi scholars in advanced technology sectors.

The NASA award will support his pioneering efforts in designing fiber-based sensing systems capable of withstanding the extreme conditions of space, potentially opening new possibilities for deep-space missions and advanced scientific instruments.

From classrooms in Bangladesh to leading-edge laboratories in the United States, Dr. Habib’s achievement highlights the growing contributions of scientists from Bangladesh to global innovation in space technology.

Debjani Ghosh, an engineer from Chattogram, has played a key role in creating the world’s first carbon-emission-free pas...
09/08/2025

Debjani Ghosh, an engineer from Chattogram, has played a key role in creating the world’s first carbon-emission-free passenger aircraft, the HY4. This groundbreaking four-seater, powered by fuel cells and batteries, made its historic first flight on September 29, 2016, from Stuttgart Airport, Germany.

The scientific leadership of the HY4 project came from the German Aerospace Center (DLR) in partnership with the University of Ulm, where Debjani worked as a PhD researcher. Her contribution focused on developing an innovative silicon carbide-based power electronics architecture to convert DC electricity from the fuel cell and battery into AC for the aircraft’s propulsion. She also designed an interface to manage power flow according to control strategies and battery charging needs, ensuring efficiency, reliability, and reduced weight.

Born in Chattogram on October 30, 1988, Debjani studied at Aparnacharan Girls’ High School and Chattogram Public School & College before earning her bachelor’s degree in electrical and electronics engineering from Chittagong University of Engineering and Technology (CUET). After teaching at Premier University, Chattogram, she moved to Germany, where she completed her master’s in power engineering from RWTH Aachen University and her PhD from the University of Ulm.

Her work on the HY4 aligns with her long-standing vision to develop environmentally friendly technologies and renewable energy solutions, marking a proud moment for Bangladesh in the field of global aerospace innovation.

Bangladesh has earned two bronze medals at the 2nd International Artificial Intelligence Olympiad (IOAI), held in Beijin...
09/08/2025

Bangladesh has earned two bronze medals at the 2nd International Artificial Intelligence Olympiad (IOAI), held in Beijing, China, from August 2 to 6. This year’s event brought together 86 teams from 73 countries for intense global competition in AI innovation.

Representing Bangladesh, a four-member team showcased their skills on the world stage. The bronze medalists are Md. Riasat Islam, a 10th-grade student of Rajuk Uttara Model College, and Arefin Anwar, a 12th-grade student of St. Joseph Higher Secondary School. Misbah Uddin of Notre Dame College earned an Honourable Mention, while teammate Abrar Shahid, also from Notre Dame College, completed the national squad.

Bangladesh team leader Prof. B M Mainul Hossain, Director of the Institute of Information Technology at the University of Dhaka, expressed pride in the achievement, noting the growing recognition and respect for Bangladesh in global AI competitions. The youngest team member, Riasat Islam, performed exceptionally, reflecting the rising interest in AI among young learners.

The national team was selected through the Bangladesh AI Olympiad, held on May 17 at Bangladesh University of Business and Technology (BUBT), where hundreds competed in machine learning and AI quiz contests. Selected finalists underwent training at Dhaka University before heading to Beijing.

The Bangladesh AI Olympiad is organized by Bangladesh Open Source Network, with the 2025 edition supported by BUBT, Rev Chat, Brain Station 23, Intelligent Machines, and Creative IT Institute, alongside partners Kishor Alo and Biggan Chinta.

Two young Bangladeshi students have brought pride to the nation by winning gold medals at prestigious international comp...
09/08/2025

Two young Bangladeshi students have brought pride to the nation by winning gold medals at prestigious international competitions held in Malaysia in 2025.

Tahia Elsana, a student of Cantonment English School & College, Chittagong, achieved the top honor at the International Abacus Olympiad, showcasing exceptional calculation and problem-solving skills. She also won gold in International Science Olympiad

Meanwhile, Most Adila Jannat from The Millennium Stars School and College, Rangpur, achieved a remarkable double victory—earning gold medals at both the International Abacus Olympiad and the International Science Olympiad. Her achievements highlight outstanding talent in both mathematical precision and scientific knowledge on the global stage.

The events brought together young talents from multiple countries, offering a platform to display intellectual excellence and foster cross-cultural exchange. The victories by Tahia and Adila add to Bangladesh’s growing list of international academic successes, demonstrating the capabilities of the country’s next generation of learners.

Abrar Jawad Haque, an alumnus of the Electrical and Electronic Engineering (EEE) department at Independent University, B...
04/08/2025

Abrar Jawad Haque, an alumnus of the Electrical and Electronic Engineering (EEE) department at Independent University, Bangladesh (IUB), has been awarded the esteemed Marie Skłodowska-Curie Doctoral Fellowship under the EU's Horizon Europe programme.

Abrar previously received the Erasmus Mundus Scholarship for a Master’s in Smart Systems and completed internships at CERN and SINTEF. As an undergraduate at IUB, he conducted advanced research on solar cells, authoring eight peer-reviewed papers, including his thesis, which was published in Applied Optics.

Abrar previously received the Erasmus Mundus Scholarship for a Master’s in Smart Systems and completed internships at CERN and SINTEF. As an undergraduate at IUB, he conducted advanced solar cell research, authoring eight peer-reviewed papers, including his thesis published in Applied Optics.

Bangladesh has once again made its mark on the global innovation stage as two youth-led teams secured top honors at the ...
04/08/2025

Bangladesh has once again made its mark on the global innovation stage as two youth-led teams secured top honors at the 14th World Invention Creativity Olympic (WICO) 2025. Held at Seoul National University of Education, the event saw over 1,250 participants from more than 25 countries.

Team Atlas won the gold medal for their agricultural automation robot, Farmax, which aims to revolutionize farming through intelligent monitoring and adaptive soil management. The team comprises BRAC University students Sunny Jubayer, Ahamad Sajid Rejwan, Istiaque Ahmed, Khandker Md Fahim Ashab, and Heritage School’s Mostakim Rahman Mahir.

Meanwhile, CodeBlack, an all-girls robotics team, earned silver for their IoT-based underwater rescue robot, Aquaris. The team includes Jannatul Ferdous Fabin and Nusrat Zahan Sinha (BRAC University), Sayra Islam Moon (North South University), and Rukaiya Amin Saba and Tahia Rahman Bevor (East West University).

Both teams have a history of excellence, including accolades at the NASA Space Apps Challenge and international competitions in Malaysia and Indonesia. Their success at WICO highlights the growing potential of Bangladeshi youth in global innovation and technology.

Dristi Chakma, a BUET architecture graduate from the Chittagong Hill Tracts, has earned international acclaim after her ...
03/08/2025

Dristi Chakma, a BUET architecture graduate from the Chittagong Hill Tracts, has earned international acclaim after her work was selected among the top entries in London’s prestigious Drawing of the Year Awards 2025. Chosen from over 7,000 submissions, her piece is featured in the Drawing of the Year 2025 publication.

Growing up in Rangamati, Dristi’s early connection to landscape and community shaped her design sensibility. After graduating from BUET, she worked at VITTI Sthapati Brindo Ltd and taught at MIST before pursuing a Master of Architecture at the University of Melbourne under the Australia Awards Scholarship. Now based in London, she continues to explore the intersection of structure and storytelling.

Her award-winning illustration, Dissemination and Storage: Archive as Spectacle, reimagines museum spaces where artifacts move autonomously and visitors are restricted—challenging conventional notions of cultural display and control.
Her inclusion in the internationally respected exhibition marks a milestone not only in her career but also for Bangladeshi women in architecture.

Despite the profession’s male dominance, especially in South Asia, Dristi remains optimistic. “Things are changing,” she says, “and it’s encouraging to see women not just participating, but leading.” Her journey—from the hills of Rangamati to global recognition—demonstrates the power of rooted creativity to resonate worldwide.

Bangladesh has proudly secured two medals at the 37th International Olympiad in Informatics - IOI 2025, with Debojoti Da...
03/08/2025

Bangladesh has proudly secured two medals at the 37th International Olympiad in Informatics - IOI 2025, with Debojoti Das Soumya winning a Silver Medal and Wali E Zaman earning a Bronze Medal.

Debojoti, a student of Jalalabad Cantonment Public School and College, Sylhet, delivered yet another outstanding performance on the international stage. With this Silver, he has now won four consecutive IOI medals: Bronze (2022), Silver (2023), Gold (2024), and Silver (2025), a historic feat in Bangladesh’s programming community.

Wali E Zaman, a student of Notre Dame College, Dhaka, achieved Bronze in his debut IOI appearance, impressing with his problem-solving skills and composure under pressure.

BRACU Duburi, Bangladesh’s first autonomous underwater robotics research team, has secured direct qualification to the s...
02/08/2025

BRACU Duburi, Bangladesh’s first autonomous underwater robotics research team, has secured direct qualification to the semi-finals of 2025, one of the world’s leading competitions in underwater technology. The event, set to take place from August 11 to 17, 2025, in Irvine, California, will feature top global teams demonstrating their Autonomous Underwater Vehicles (AUVs) in mission-based challenges.

The team’s qualification follows their successful submission of a pre-qualification task, earning them a place among the world’s most advanced AUV teams. This achievement builds on their impressive second-place finish in 2023, further cementing their reputation on the international stage.

Abid Mahmud, team lead of BRACU Duburi, celebrated the milestone, saying, "This is not just another success for our team. This is a moment for Bangladesh again." The team's progress is supported by Dubotech Digital Ltd, Bangladesh’s leading underwater technology company, which is collaborating on research, development, and system integration.

For Bangladesh, a riverine country, underwater robotics offers vast potential in maritime security, infrastructure inspection, and environmental monitoring, positioning BRACU Duburi as a significant contributor to the nation’s innovation-driven future.

The University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh (ULAB) has officially launched the ULAB Nutrition Olympiad 2025, an innovative...
29/07/2025

The University of Liberal Arts Bangladesh (ULAB) has officially launched the ULAB Nutrition Olympiad 2025, an innovative platform aimed at promoting awareness and empowering youth-driven solutions in the field of nutrition. Organized by the ULAB Nutrition and Wellness Club, this initiative brings together over 170 students from various disciplines, united under the theme “Your Idea Can Be the Next Health Revolution.”

The Olympiad invites participants to combine scientific knowledge with creativity and community engagement to address pressing nutritional challenges. Its multi-phase format includes a quiz on July 31, abstract submission on August 8, project development and presentation on August 14, and concludes with a grand closing ceremony on August 23.

The Olympiad’s core mission is to encourage critical thinking, leadership, and innovation in tackling nutrition-related issues. Its broader vision includes influencing public health, reshaping food systems, and guiding future policy through youth participation.

By blending academic insight with real-world challenges, the ULAB Nutrition Olympiad aims to leave a lasting mark on Bangladesh’s public health landscape—one idea at a time.

The Mars Rover team from United International University (UIU), Dhaka, has once again brought international recognition ...
28/07/2025

The Mars Rover team from United International University (UIU), Dhaka, has once again brought international recognition to Bangladesh, clinching multiple top honors at the Anatolian Rover Challenge 2025 held in Türkiye. Competing against 18 elite university teams from six different countries, the UIU team showcased their technical prowess, innovation, and perseverance on a global platform.

This year, UIU secured the Best Autonomous Driving & Control System Award and repeated their previous success by winning the Best Science Team Award once again. These remarkable achievements were topped off with an overall 3rd place finish globally, positioning them as the Best Team in Asia for this edition of the competition.

The challenge, which focuses on designing and operating advanced Mars rover prototypes, tested teams in a series of demanding tasks, from autonomous navigation to scientific analysis. UIU's consistent excellence in both engineering and scientific modules set them apart from the rest.

The Mars Rover team from United International University (UIU), Dhaka, has once again brought international recognition to Bangladesh, clinching multiple top honors at the Anatolian Rover Challenge 2025 held in Türkiye. Competing against 18 elite university teams from six different countries, the UIU team demonstrated its technical prowess, innovation, and perseverance on a global stage.

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