Md. Delotar Hossain, Nobiprobi Representative:
The 4th Industrial Revolution ‘Fourth IR: Bangladesh Acu Culture Perspective’ seminar was held at Nobiprobi University in Nobiprobi.
The seminar was held on Tuesday (February 18) at the IQAC Seminar Room of the Department of Fisheries and Marine Science in the University of Fisheries and Marine Science.
Vice-Chancellor Professor Dr. was present as the chief guest in the seminar. Muhammad Ismail.
The special guest was the Vice-Chancellor Professor Dr. Rezwotanul Haque, Treasurer Professor Dr. Muhammad Hanif, Director of Research Cell Professor Dr. Mohammad Shafiqul Islam, the session chairperson, was the chairman of the Department of Fisheries and Marine Science, Professor Dr. Mehdi Mahmudul Hasan and Professor of the same department presented research as vote of thanks. Abdullah Al Mamun presented research as keynote speaker in the seminar, Department of Fisheries, Bangladesh's Senior Assistant Director (Blue Economy) Dr. Md. Tanveer Hossain Chowdhury.
The speakers discuss how the various programs of the fourth industrial revolution are being used in the culture of Bangladesh, what are the opportunities, what are the challenges, the future possibilities, etc.
Dr. Md Tanveer Hossain Chowdhury said, “To keep pace with the fourth industrial revolution, we have to be updated in all the poisons. Currently, the electronic devices that we use in the work of fisheries are our own, microcontrollers are our own. How to make fish farmers have a deep relationship with technology and that is why the Department of Fisheries is working.”
Special guest Vice-Chancellor Professor Dr. “Nobiprobi is going to do research. We want it to go further. It's a pleasure for us. The administration will continue to support research as much as possible. Those who are here today can move forward with the research idea,” said Rez.”
In the speech of the chief guest, Nobiprobi Vice-Chancellor Professor Dr. Muhammad Ismail said, “Today's seminar on essential and practical issues. The relationship of the industrial revolution with the Blue Economy, which we call automation, will emerge today through the Blue Economy Cell. If the students of Masters and Ph.D. If we can use it to contribute to education and research, there will be unprecedented development in the region. If we fall behind in the era of artificial intelligence, others will go ahead. In addition to academic studies, if we can make our students modern and skilled citizens through such seminars, workshops and various industrial training, then after passing our students, the job will not run after them after passing the job.”
