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Three thousand teachers and students heard the words of scientist Jamal Uddin
World-renowned scientist Jamal Uddin, professor at Coppin State University in Maryland, USA, visited three colleges in Chandpur. She first went to the Chandpur Government Women College on Saturday, March 14 at 9:30 am. The students were given flowers in her auditorium.
College Principal Mohammad Masudur Rahman conferred on him a crest of honor. Later, after the welcome address of the College Principal, Professor Jamal Uddin recounted his personal life, his life of education, of being an International Nano Scientist.
He also went to Chandpur Government College at 11.00 am. Then, the students of Chandpur Government College auditorium took great interest in the students. College Principal Professor Asit Baran Das along with his teachers conferred him with a crest of honor.
After the welcome address of the Principal, Jamal Uddin spoke for about an hour about his future plans for discovery and experience. He went to Hajiganj Degree College at 2 pm. Masud Ahmed, a college principal, conferred flowers on him at the Karez Auditorium. Later, after the welcome speech of the college principal, Jamal Uddin dreamed of becoming a scientist as a student.
He said, ‘I am a child of this Hajiganj area. However, as a child I grew up reading from Dhaka. As a child of a middle class family, I dreamed of reaching my desired goals. I went to Japan with a scholarship to my own effort in 1992 . And from there America. He has to study for it. Lots of labor has to be paid. However, not only in the scientific context, nanotechnology is playing its biggest role in solving many problems of the world today. Next we will work with the Corona virus. ‘
I left America for a few days and came to the country only to establish a laboratory on nanotechnology in this country. For this reason, we will listen to teachers from different educational institutions in the country.
Because I dream now for the boys and girls of my country
Senior Correspondent, March 14,2020
