Workshops

Dr. Md. Nazrul Islam has actively participated in and contributed to numerous national and international workshops aimed at advancing knowledge in environmental modeling, climate resilience, ecosystem restoration, and disaster management. These workshops provided valuable platforms for collaborative learning, scientific exchange, and professional development.

International Workshops

Dr. Islam’s international workshop involvement has enhanced his ability to tackle global environmental challenges through collaborative and interdisciplinary approaches:

• Workshop on Ecological Modelling for Global Change
  ISEM Global Workshop, Towson University, Maryland, USA
  (May 2016)

• Marine Environment and Sustainable Development Workshop
  Tokyo University of Marine Science and Technology, Japan
  (October 2011)

• Workshop on Coastal Ecosystem Restoration Strategies
  Nha Trang, Vietnam – Hosted by WESTPAC UNESCO IOC
  (April 2014)

• Workshop on Harmful Algal Blooms and Toxin Modeling
  Lake Biwa, Japan
  (July 2012)

• Workshop on Marine Biodiversity & Conservation
  Busan, South Korea – 8th IOC/WESTPAC Symposium
  (March 2011)

🇧🇩 National Workshops

Within Bangladesh, Dr. Islam has contributed as both a participant and facilitator in workshops related to environmental sustainability, academic research, and disaster preparedness:

• Workshop on Climate Change Adaptation and Ecosystem Management
  Organized by DUET and Ministry of Environment, Forest and Climate Change

• Workshop on Environmental Modeling Tools for Researchers
  Hosted by Jahangirnagar University and UGC Bangladesh

• Sustainable Water Resource Management Workshop
  Bangladesh Water Development Board & BEMA

• Workshop on Academic Research Excellence
  Faculty of Environmental Sciences, Jahangirnagar University

Roles and Contributions

• Presented keynote talks and technical papers

• Conducted hands-on sessions on numerical modeling tools

• Participated in panel discussions and collaborative research planning

• Mentored young scientists and graduate students

Dr. Islam’s active participation in workshops has significantly contributed to shaping policies, fostering scientific innovation, and building resilient research communities across borders.