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Lecture series on biotechnology By DU Correspondent Speakers at a discussion on Tuesday stressed the need for bio-safety guidelines to prevent misuse of biotechnology in the country and said, "the test of all genetically modified organism should be done in controlled dmHronnrent with caution."
Addressing the inaugural ceremony of four-month-long lecture series on "Biotechnology-and Renewable Energy," the speakers also underscored the importance of use of biotechnology in the country’s different sector.
Organised by National Science and Technology’ Museum (NSTM). the programme titled Lecture series on Popular Science' was inaugurated by Lt Gen Iretd) Mohammad Noor Uddin Khan. Minister for Science and Technology, at the NSTM auditorium in the city.
Prof Hadiuzzainan of Dhaka University delivered the keynote speech on "Biotechnology; Bangladesh Perspective."
lie suggested setting up biogas plants in all the cities and villages to save the stock of natural gas and to maintain the country's ecological balance.
He pointed out that Bangladesh has huge potential of setting up enzyme industry.
which is much used iu genetic engineering.
Micro-propagation is another prospective sector in the country, which can earn foreign currency and also meet the nation’s demand for essential crops." he added.
Prof Zaman hoped that the local scientists would be able to solve domestic problems by developing biotechnology iii the newly established National Institute of Biotechnology- (N^B)Ht
Bangladesh scouts
A two-month-long Computer Training and Disaster Management Course organised by Bangladesh Scouts in cooperation with NTRAMS, Bogra. concluded on Tuesday, says a press release.
Habibul Alam. Bir Pratik. National Commissioner (Programme). Bangladesh Scouts, was present as chief guest and distributed certificates among the participants.
The function was also addressed by Md Babul Akhtaruz-zaman. Course Coordinator, and Mesbauddin Bhuiyan. Deputy National Commissioner I Programme), Bangladesh Scouts.
Thirty-five rovers, both boys and girls, participated in the course.