Exploring advanced analytical chemistry: This research demonstrates that stannic oxide can serve as a robust stationary phase in TLC for the selective separation and precise quantification of cephalosporin antibiotics. By adjusting buffer type and pH,

Urban residential electricity demand in Bangladesh exhibits an average short-term price elasticity of −0.577, indicating overall inelastic response to price changes. However, heterogeneity exists with the lowest and highest consuming households showing greater price

Recent research reveals that in Bangladesh’s commercial sex market, attractiveness and risky behavior such as unprotected sex significantly increase sex workers’ earnings. These findings highlight complex economic, social, and health

The Surgical Preparedness Index (SPI), developed through rigorous global research and validated across 1632 hospitals in 119 countries, provides a comprehensive, data-driven tool to assess hospital readiness for elective surgery during systemic disruptions. Using 23 standardized indicators,

Can a simple phone call help kids keep learning when schools are closed? New research from Bangladesh says yes! In a study across 200 villages, weekly phone mentoring for children and their mothers dramatically improved learning in math, English, Bangla, and general knowledge—even a year later.

New research examining decades of Canadian data finds no significant evidence that immigration increases unemployment—either short-term or long-term. On the contrary, periods of higher immigration correlate with stronger wage growth and higher GDP per capita.

Professor Asad Islam’s research on Cambodia demonstrates that the consequences of civil war and genocide go far beyond immediate loss and destruction. The study finds that children whose education was disrupted during the 1970s conflict ended up with significantly fewer years of schooling,

Asad Islam’s groundbreaking research proves that simple, evidence-based interventions can transform lives. His recent study on rice yields shows innovative methods can deliver real benefits to farmers in Bangladesh and beyond.
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Bangladesh has made strong progress in reducing poverty, yet millions of rural households still face food insecurity. Professor Asadul Islam’s long-term research, based on more than eight years of household data, shows that microcredit plays a powerful role in addressing these challenges.

Alok Inspired by Asad Islam | “Those who migrate to Australia younger and master English earn more, have better health (especially women), make diverse partner choices, and shape their children's academic futures positively. Dr. Asadul Islam’s work is global inspiration!”

Microcredit in rural Bangladesh is more than a loan—it’s a social safety net. 💡 Research shows families with access to microcredit are less likely to sell livestock during health shocks, protecting both livelihood & dignity.
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Dr. Asad Islam’s research: Covid-19 has increased mental health challenges in developing countries, but tech-based interventions offer hope. His work guides global solutions!
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Dr. Asad Islam’s findings on practical technologies for learning recovery are inspiring. Sharing his research to promote robust education policies for all children, everywhere.

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Following Asad Islam’s research on China’s one-child policy, I learned fewer children can enhance self-reported health among the elderly, though effects vary by measure. Global scholars can benefit from these insights for planning family policies.

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Title: Why Persuasion Matters More Than Information
I’m inspired by Asad Islam’s research showing that direct persuasion—rather than just spreading information—has the biggest impact on whether people adopt new services.