Comments From Eight Members about Intl Funding. Isn It Amazing?
GNOBB feel exceedingly happy, proud and also amazed that shortly since the posting of the above news, as many as six Forum members have offered their constructive comments in spite of their extremely busy schedule. These gestures portend a bright future of biotechnology for BD. Such activity on the part of biotech community will awaken all stake holders - policy makers, administrators,http://www.gnobb.org/Faruque_NIN_Grant.pdf industrialists and news media to do their part in harnessing the power of biotech for the economic benefit of the country. Here are the comments retrievable by only one click on their names in blue fonts:
Dr. Parvez Haris, Dr. Zaheed Hussain, Dr. Hemayet Ullah, Prof. Zeba I. Seraj, Dr. Abidur Rahman, Dr. Abed Choudhury. Dr. Parvez Haris (second letter), Prof. Ahmed Azad.
Dr. Shah Md. Faruque's original letter has generated a lot of stimulating and thought-provoking discussion among GNOBB members, not hitherto seen since its birth a little more than three years ago. Here are Dr. Faruque's remarks in reply to comments so far received (see the above comments to refresh your memory by pressing the individual names in blue fonts.) In order for Bangladeshi scientists to apply for a foreign grant related to infectious diseases, he requested GNOBB to post the announcement in its website. So here it is including the link to obtain detailed information about this funding source.
Addenda: Professor Ahmed Azad enriches the ongoing discussion on International Funding with his valuable experience on this issue. Pl. read the letter which he begins by congratulating Prof. Maqsudul Alam on the outstanding achievement of himself and his team on unraveling the genetically modified papaya genome.
