Dr. Anupam Kumar Das is a faculty member in the Department of Management at the University of Chittagong, specializing in organizational behavior, applied psychology, knowledge management, creativity, and innovation. His research examines transformational leadership, sustainable innovative work behavior, psychological green climate, knowledge withholding, and employee behavior in dynamic organizational settings. Dr. Das has contributed extensively to Sustainability, Heliyon, the Journal of Human Behavior in the Social Environment, and other reputable journals. His scholarship integrates behavioral theory, organizational learning, and environmental strategy, with a strong focus on emerging-economy contexts. He remains actively engaged in empirical research, collaborative projects, and academic mentorship.

Research: Leadership and behavior, Knowledge sharing, Work innovation, Psychology at work, Green workplace climate, Creativity and learning

Dr. Md. Ebrahim Khalil is a Senior Lecturer in Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering at the University of Science and Technology Chittagong (USTC), Bangladesh. His research focuses on microbial biotechnology, biohydrogen production, and industrial bioprocess optimization. He specializes in fermentation technology, protein engineering, and the use of agro-industrial residues for sustainable energy generation. Dr. Khalil employs bioprocess modeling, statistical optimization, and bioinformatics to enhance microbial production efficiency. He has published extensively in peer-reviewed journals and presented at international conferences. His current research aims to develop robust, high-yield microbial systems for renewable bioenergy and industrial bioproducts, addressing sustainability and environmental impact.

Research: Biohydrogen production, Microbial biotechnology, Fermentation technology, Bioprocess optimization, Protein engineering, Renewable bioenergy

Dr. Mohammad Shahangir Biswas is a biomedical researcher and Associate Professor of Biochemistry and Biotechnology at USTC, specializing in neurophysiology, molecular biology, and public health. His expertise includes cerebellar circuitry, microdialysis, stem cell culture, bioinformatics, and disease biomarker analysis. Trained in Japan with a PhD in Systems Neurophysiology and further postdoctoral work at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, Dr. Biswas contributes extensively to global health research, including large-scale Lancet Global Burden of Disease studies. He has publications across neuroscience, infectious diseases, cancer biology, and metabolic disorders, establishing a strong international research footprint.

Research: Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Public Health, Molecular Biology, Neurophysiology, Cerebellum Microdialysis, Stem Cell Culture.

Dr. Prabal Barua is an environmental scientist at Young Power in Social Action (YPSA) specializing in climate change adaptation, aquatic biodiversity, and coastal ecosystem sustainability. His research focuses on heavy metal bioaccumulation, environmental toxicology, mangrove ecosystem functions, and climate-induced displacement. With over two decades of experience, he integrates field ecology, geochemical analysis, and socio-environmental modeling to examine how climatic stressors affect vulnerable coastal communities. Dr. Barua has published extensively on sustainable fisheries, aquaculture, indigenous adaptation practices, and environmental risk management. His work provides actionable insights for climate resilience, biodiversity protection, and sustainable coastal resource governance.

Research: Climate displacement, environmental science, community rehabilitation in Bangladesh. 

Dr. Sadika Sultana Chowdhury is an Assistant Professor specializing in sociology and sustainable development, with research focused on social structure, gender studies, public health, and development issues. Her work examines vulnerability to HIV/AIDS in Bangladesh, social inequalities, and community-based interventions. She engages in empirical field research, qualitative and quantitative data collection, and policy-oriented analysis to address societal challenges. Her research activities include designing and implementing sociological studies, evaluating development programs, and assessing the impact of social and health interventions on marginalized populations. She contributes to advancing knowledge on gender, health vulnerability, and sustainable community development.

Research: Sociology, Gender Studies, HIV/AIDS Vulnerability, Social Inequality, Sustainable Development, Community-Based Interventions

Dr. Zapan Barua is an Associate Professor in the Department of Marketing at the University of Chittagong, Bangladesh. Holding a PhD, his research spans healthcare analytics, supply chain management, consumer behavior, and IT management. He has authored influential works on mHealth adoption, COVID-19 misinformation, and blockchain in supply chains. His studies are widely cited in top journals like Progress in Disaster Science and International Journal of Information Management. Dr. Barua’s interdisciplinary work bridges technology and behavioral science, contributing significantly to both academic scholarship and real-world policy. He remains an active voice in developing country health-tech and disaster resilience research.

Research: Digital Health, Consumer Behavior, mHealth Adoption, Supply Chain Systems, Technology Management, Data Analytics