Home Anne Carson: The Nobel Prize winner who defies literary conventions “A wound gives off its own light, surgeons say. If all the lamps in the house were turned out you could dress this wound by what shines from it.” – Anne Carson, Autobiography of Red Tummy Timer: The app built for the hardest hours of parenthood When we think of new parents and newborns, simply a happy image pops up in our minds. Something like how a kid brings fulfilment to the house, but what we often miss is that it comes with a… From motherhood break to a Commonwealth Scholarship: Selina’s Journey to a fully funded masters programme Dreams often arrive in quiet ways. Sometimes they wait patiently through years of uncertainty and moments of self-doubt before finally finding the time. How Saman turned a sauce problem into Yumzee Every time I think of a shingara, I imagine a bit of sauce along with it. But it is always the same old ketchup, maybe a tamarind chutney if I’m lucky; the condiments barely change. The French are angry, why aren’t we? When it comes to European peace-loving nations, where the streets are clean and the skies are perfectly blue, there seems to be an odd country which erupts at quite frequent intervals. How Kagan and Soai solved a mystery of life’s mirror-image molecules Did you know that one of biology’s strangest puzzles is that life is strictly one-sided? The places we live beside but never see Somewhere right now, a stranger a few time zones away is scrolling through photos of a mangrove forest, a sea beach, or a hill town in this country, saving them for a trip they haven’t booked yet. Most… Niels Bohr and the case for uncertainty A boy was born in Copenhagen on 7 October 1885, into a family that considered science to be a family business. His father was a physiology professor who was well-respected enough to be nominated for his own Nobel… The little boy from Rosario made us believe When Peter Drury called the World Cup final of 2022, he reached past the footballer and spoke about a “little boy from Rosario.” It is the line people repeat because it did what Drury does. It took a… The final goodbye “One day, the noise of insults will be drowned out by the sound of applause.” ISU fashion fiesta showcases students’ creativity and industry knowledge Campus East West University, Huawei partner to offer ICT training and certifications Campus International conference on machine intelligence begins at NSTU Campus Two new Harry Potter books featuring McGonagall, Weasley twins set for February 2027 Entertainment Hackers claim to have stolen data of nearly 19m Pathao users, demand $400,000 Updates IUB students raise Tk1.15 lakh to support flood-affected communities in Nepal Campus Jobs Sr. Assistant Manager- PPIC | Radiant Pharmaceuticals Limited Medical Technologist / Sr. Medical Technologist | Unico Hospitals Quality Executive/Sr. Executive | SQUARE More Success Stories From BUP to America: Labonnya’s fully funded Master’s journey Success Stories From Cuet to Calgary: Asma Sadia Khan’s AI research journey Success Stories From BRAC University to a collaborative PhD at Glasgow and Sydney Success Stories The long road to Oxford: Nandita Deb’s journey as a researcher Success Stories Interviews The Cuet dropout who built the bridge for research: The journey behind ResearchBuddy Interviews The 18-year-old running two ventures before A Levels Interviews Feroza’s guide to cracking the GP Futuremakers Interviews Praxix: Building a digital learning ecosystem with AI Interviews Junior Graduates Marketing 101: How to describe your cow like it’s a supercar Saving the soil: Science, struggle, and survival in Bangladesh The silent epidemic in education: Student sleep deprivation The anxiety epidemic: what is really happening to students today When schools shape thinking: The quiet divide in Bangladesh’s classrooms Gaze Admissions Professional Master’s in Criminology and Criminal Justice at Dhaka University Professional Master of Disaster Management (PMDM) Scholarships GIST Scholarship 2027: Fully funded master’s and PhD opportunities in South Korea Application open for Gates Cambridge Scholarship Campus 16 RU researchers named among world’s top 2% scientists 12 KU students nominated for Prime Minister’s Gold Medal
