Ruppur Nuclear Power Plant (NPP) is not only the biggest project of Bangladesh; It is a symbol of Russia-Bangladesh friendship The young generation of Bangladesh will have the opportunity to work for meritorious engineers in this project. Nuclear Engineering Practice Engineers do not have to worry about employment abroad. Russia's State Atomic Energy Corporation - Rashtom's South Asian Press Secretary Alexandr Antipin said in a meeting organized in the capital. This exchange meeting was held between Russia and Bangladesh experts on nuclear sciences, nuclear engineering and nuclear medicine.
Among the Russian experts, Ritislav Kujnetsov, head of radio chemistry department of Dmitrygrad Engineering Technological Institute, Radiation Oncologist sarabura tetiyana and science journalist Ilya Kabanov spoke at the exchange of views. Former Chairman of Bangladesh Atomic Energy Commission spoke on behalf of Bangladesh. Shafiqul Islam Bhuiyan, another former chairman, Radiation Oncologist, Sarbura Titiana Military Institute of Science and Technology (MIST), Department of Nuclear Science and Biomedical Engineering Dean Colonel Abu Zafar Mohammad Salahuddin, Chairman of the Department of Atomic Energy of Dhaka University Dr. Mohammad Shafiqul Islam
Radiation oncologist Sarabura Tatiana talks about nuclei medicine in detail. He said, currently getting global popularity including nuclear medicine Russia. This method is very suitable for thyroid, cancer and tumor treatment. Especially pat and bnc are running in Russia. Bangladeshi experts say many government hospitals in Bangladesh have nuclear medicine department. Pat's been recently launched. However, due to expensive BPL
During this time, M Zulkarnain, Russian experts, said that Bangladesh has long been working with the nuclear industry. The late nuclear scientist son of Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman. Later on, due to the dreams and initiatives of M Wazed Miah, a nuclear power research institute was formed in Savar. Research is carried out through the nuclear research cell of various sectors, including nuclear science and technology, food and radiation biology institute, radioactive minerals unit.
