Climate-resilient rice, from PCR to paddy.
S M Minhazul Haque works at the intersection of laboratory precision and field-level realities. As a Research Associate at the Bangladesh Rice Research Institute (BRRI), Biotechnology Division in Gazipur, he focuses on rice tissue culture, drought-tolerance screening, and marker-based diversity analysis for rice varietal development.
He completed his BSc in Biotechnology and Genetic Engineering at the University of Development Alternative (Dhaka) with a 3.78 / 4.00 CGPA, and now applies a molecular toolkit — tissue culture, callus regeneration, PCR, and marker-assisted selection — to climate-resilient crop improvement.
Beyond the bench, he is co-author on a manuscript under review in the European Journal of Forest Research (Springer Nature) and has presented posters at three international biotechnology conferences across Bangladesh.
Research positions across BRRI's Biotechnology Division.
M. J. Uddin, M. Sirajuddaula, M. Maniruzzaman, S. M. M. Haque (Co-author), S. M. N. Hossain, A. B. Siddique
Screening Drought-Tolerant Rice (Oryza sativa) Germplasm and Studying Their Molecular Diversity
In Vitro Regeneration and Screening for Drought-Tolerance in BRRI Dhan-92
Microplastics Abundance in Some Commonly Consumed Dried Fishes in Bangladesh
Academic grounding paired with national-level olympiad wins. Languages noted for international research collaborations.
Reading scientific literature, conference presentations, and technical writing.
Open to research collaborations, MS / PhD admissions, and conversations on rice biotech, climate-resilient crops, and bioinformatics.
“At the bench, in the field. Open to conversations with anyone working at the intersection of crops, climate, and code.”
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