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NSTU Showcases Six Breakthrough Tech Inventions

Artificial intelligence currency recognition and precision aquaculture modules demonstrated by researchers

Chemical engineering models convert harmful greenhouse gases into useful chemical energy

University leadership emphasizes scaling laboratory prototypes into industrial market manufacturing partnerships

Campus Correspondent

Sep 12, 2026 21:54

Demonstrating operational prowess across artificial intelligence, precision aquaculture, and catalytic chemical transformation, Noakhali Science and Technology University (NSTU) exhibited six technical research projects.

The development was reported on Saturday, September 12. The projects are being exhibited at the national 'Bangladesh Innovation Fair 2026', a three-day expo organized by the Ministry of Science and Technology running from September 12 to 14.

Dean of the Faculty of Science and NSTU Focal Point Professor Dr. Mohammad Mohinuzzaman confirmed the chosen portfolio addresses climate-resilient crop selection, AI-driven precision aquaculture, marine superfood conversion, tactile assistive vision systems, catalytic gas recycling, and agro-processing.

The technical exhibits feature:

Climate-resilient crop modeling in the lower Meghna basin, led by ESDM Chairman Professor Dr. Mohammad Mohinuzzaman.
AquaSmart, an automated precision aquaculture framework led by Fisheries Professor Dr. Abdullah-Al Mamun.
AquaNutri, converting seaweed and indigenous fish into nutrition, also led by Professor Dr. Abdullah-Al Mamun.
Vision-Assist, an intelligent banknote recognition engine for visually impaired citizens led by CSTE Professor Dr. Nazia Majadi.
Sustainable Approach, focusing on the catalytic conversion of greenhouse gases into chemical energy led by Chemistry Associate Professor Dr. Md. Shahjahan Kutubi.
NSTU Monsojet Natural Green Tea, developed by BMB Associate Professor Dr. Subodh Kumar Sarkar.

Professor Dr. Mohammad Mohinuzzaman said, "We presented six innovative research projects at the Bangladesh Innovation Fair 2026. Academics, industrial delegates, and research institutions have shown substantial interest at our pavilion." He expressed appreciation for the administrative leadership and institutional support provided by the university.

NSTU Vice-Chancellor Professor Dr. Golam Rabbani stated, "The primary objective of this science and technology innovation fair is bridging academia with industrial commercialization. These demonstrations familiarize industry leaders with our technical competencies, facilitating future collaborative enterprises." He added that such platforms elevate university-grade engineering into practical applications across domestic production sectors.
//DBTech/Samia Hossen Munia/SE/EIC//