Toxic Metals Build Up in Bangladesh’s Andharmanik River Sanctuary, Crabs Pose Health Risk
A first comprehensive survey of Bangladesh's Andharmanik River fish sanctuary finds heavy metals exceeding safety limits in sediments and mud ...
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Why Knowing About Digital Carbon Footprints Is Not Enough to Change Student Habits
A survey of 400 Bangladeshi university students shows that awareness of digital carbon emissions only translates into sustainable behavior when ...
Satellites Reveal a River on the Move: Three Decades of Erosion and Accretion Along the Jamuna
A thirty-year satellite and bathymetric analysis shows Bangladesh's Jamuna River eroded about 55,436 hectares while accreting 53,496 hectares, migrating eastward ...
Groundwater in Coastal Bangladesh Is Failing the Test, Season by Season
A new study of 46 groundwater samples from Lakshmipur District, Bangladesh, reveals widespread seasonal contamination by salinity, arsenic, iron, and ...
Growth Regulator Breakthrough Unlocks Rapid Propagation of Bangladesh’s Prized Chui Jhal Pepper Vine
Researchers in Bangladesh have shown that dipping Chui Jhal vine cuttings in indole-3-butyric acid at 500 milligrams per litre achieves ...
Bangladesh’s Border Health Defenses Fall Short of Global Pandemic Rules, Study Finds
A qualitative study of four Bangladeshi Points of Entry reveals that staffing shortages, inadequate training, and infrastructure gaps are undermining ...
Scientists Bake Silver Carp Into Bread and Create a Protein-Powered Loaf
Researchers in Bangladesh found that replacing up to 10 percent of wheat flour with silver carp fish powder significantly boosts ...
Smart Sensors Slash Water and Fertilizer Use in Eggplant Fields Without Yield Loss
A field trial in Bangladesh found that an IoT-enabled sensor-driven drip irrigation system matched traditional eggplant yields while cutting water ...
Bread That Never Dies: Dual-Channel Routing Eliminates Bakery Waste
A simulation-optimisation study of Dhaka's bread supply chain shows that routing surplus stock to a separate discount channel at a ...
Six-Year Light Trap Study Reveals How Weather Drives Rice Pest Outbreaks in Bangladesh
A six-year light trap study in northern Bangladesh shows that rice pest outbreaks peak in the monsoon Aman season and ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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