As a researcher in microbiology and environmental sustainability, my academic journey has been driven by my interest in understanding the interactions between microorganisms, human health, and environmental systems. My work primarily focuses on the challenges posed by pathogenic bacteria and the potential of sustainable practices to mitigate their impact.

In my recent projects, I have explored the emergence of antibiotic resistance in bacterial strains, particularly in relation to public health and environmental contamination. I have worked in developing advanced biosensors for the detection of foodborne pathogens, such as Salmonella enterica and Shigella flexneri, demonstrates my dedication to applying cutting-edge technology to real-world problems. I am particularly excited about the prospect of further exploring the role of nanocomposite fertilizers in enhancing plant health and nutrition. Understanding the interactions between endophytic microbes and plant systems could lead to innovative agricultural practices that promote sustainability and resilience.

Furthermore, my investigations into the biodeterioration of plastics reflect my commitment to addressing pressing environmental issues. I believe that leveraging biological systems to enhance the degradation of synthetic materials can pave the way for sustainable waste management practices. The conversion of waste plastics into alternative resources exemplifies this vision, contributing to a circular economy and reducing environmental pollutants.

I am eager to collaborate with interdisciplinary teams to explore novel methodologies that can effectively address the dual challenges of public health and environmental sustainability. My goal is to contribute to research that not only advances scientific knowledge but also fosters practical solutions for the betterment of society. I am committed to advancing our understanding of microbial interactions, developing sustainable solutions, and fostering innovations that can enhance human and environmental health. I look forward to the opportunity to contribute to and collaborate within this vital field.

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Selina Akter

Selina Akter

Dept. of Microbiology

Jashore University of Science and Technology

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