Conferences

Dr. Md. Nazrul Islam, affiliated with Jahangirnagar University, has actively participated in and contributed to various conferences, reflecting his expertise in environmental sciences, geographical development, and climate change impacts. His involvement spans both national and international platforms, showcasing his research on topics such as toxic algae transitions, climate change, and ecosystem modeling. This page serves as an overview of his conference activities, with detailed subpages for specific categories: Link, Conference, Training, Workshops, and Seminar.

International Conferences (Inside and Outside Bangladesh)

Dr. Md. Nazrul Islam has actively contributed to the global scientific community by presenting his research in numerous international conferences, seminars, and webinars. His work spans topics such as ecological modeling, toxic algae blooms, water crises, and climate change. Key presentations include:

• ISAP 2021, Tokyo, JAPAN – Modeling toxic algae transitions under nutrient-limited conditions.

• Jamia Millia Islamia, INDIA (2021) – Insights into silent water crises due to algae bloom in Asian countries.

• World Environment Day 2021, Burdwan University, INDIA – Ecosystem restoration and harmful algae bloom nexus.

• Nuffic & BSMRMU, NETHERLANDS (2020) – Water-Food-Energy Nexus in Bay of Bengal and blue economy challenges.

• ISEM Global Conference 2016, USA – Tsunami effects on ecosystems using numerical simulation.

• Energy & Environment Forum 2015, CHINA – Climate impacts on algae transitions: From biohazards to biofuel.

• WISE Conference 2014, CANADA – Tsunami impact modeling in Kamaishi Bay using MEC-ECOPATH.

• WESTPAC Symposium 2014, VIETNAM – Simulation of harmful algae bloom in eutrophic lake, Japan.

• OCEANS’14 IEEE, TAIWAN – Coastal environment modeling in Japan.

• ISEM Conference 2013, FRANCE – Effects of pollutants on marine ecosystems of the Pacific Coast.

• ICEST 2012, USA – Cyanobacteria toxin modeling in Lake Kasumigaura.

• ASLO Meeting 2012, JAPAN – Predictive assessment of lake eutrophication.

• ISEM Biennial 2011, CHINA – Cyanobacteria toxin dynamics in lake ecosystems.

• Sustainable Future Conference 2011, JAPAN – Award-winning paper on cyanobacteria bloom and toxicity.

• Techno Ocean 2010, JAPAN – Marine regime creation challenges.

• GLP Workshop 2010, Hokkaido University, JAPAN – Cyanobacteria simulation in Lake Kitaura.

• IOC/WESTPAC 2011, SOUTH KOREA – Coastal disaster adaptation in Bangladesh.

• IOC/WESTPAC 2011, SOUTH KOREA – Algal transition behavior in lakes.

• ESA Conference 2010, AUSTRALIA – Policy modeling for wetland management.

• EAWoMEN Workshop 2011, JAPAN – Cyanobacteria toxin simulations.

• IEEE UT & SSC 2011, JAPAN – Underwater construction and ocean regime challenges.

🇧🇩 National Society and Institutional Conferences

Prof. Nazrul has also made significant academic contributions within Bangladesh by presenting his findings at major national seminars and conferences:

• I3 CWE-2015, DUET, Gazipur – Climate change modeling and mitigation in lake ecosystems.

• BGS National Seminar, Dhaka University (2015) – Harmful algae bloom modeling and toxin production.