Dr. Ohidul Alam | Risk Management | Best Researcher Award

Jiangsu University, China

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Early Academic Pursuits

Dr. Ohidul Alam was born on May 5, 1988, in the coastal village of Bamula Para, Rajakhali, Pekua, located in Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh—a place rich in biodiversity yet challenged by environmental vulnerabilities. From this early exposure to the delicate balance of nature and community, Dr. Alam developed a strong curiosity about environmental sustainability. This passion led him to pursue a formal academic journey in Environmental Science at the University of Chittagong, where he completed both his BSc (Hons.) and MS degrees. His academic performance was distinguished, driven by a vision to contribute meaningfully to solving real-world environmental problems.

Building on his foundational education, Dr. Alam broadened his global academic perspective by earning a Master of Engineering in Environmental Engineering at the UNEP-Tongji Institute of Environment for Sustainable Development, Tongji University in Shanghai. His thirst for research excellence culminated in a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering at the East China University of Science and Technology. These academic milestones reflect not only his technical proficiency but also a resilient and inquisitive mindset eager to address the pressing environmental challenges of the modern world.

Professional Endeavors

Dr. Alam’s professional career is a seamless extension of his academic dedication. His current role as a Post-doctoral Research Fellow at Jiangsu University’s School of the Environment and Safety Engineering allows him to pursue applied environmental research at the intersection of materials science, pollution mitigation, and sustainability. He is engaged in developing cutting-edge solutions in the form of environmental materials for adsorption, energy storage, and the purification of contaminated water systems.

Before this academic post, he served as an Environmental Officer under the Sustainable Enterprise Project (SEP) at the Integrated Development Foundation (IDF) in Bangladesh. There, he contributed to grassroots environmental management strategies and enterprise-based sustainability initiatives. His brief tenure as a Manager at the Department of Environment also showcases his capacity to work in administrative and managerial roles, adapting his scientific insights to policy and implementation contexts. These diverse experiences reflect a rare combination of field-level awareness, technical mastery, and policy engagement.

Contributions and Research Focus

Dr. Alam’s scholarly focus is impressively multifaceted. His core research domains include hazardous waste treatment, life cycle assessment (LCA), composite and energy storage materials, wastewater treatment, microplastics pollution, coastal environment management, and antibiotic resistance genes in aquatic systems. These areas are not only scientifically demanding but also critically important in the face of growing global ecological threats.

His academic contributions are substantial: 16 SCI-indexed journal articles, 9 international open-access papers, 3 national journal publications, 13 international conference papers, and 3 technical or working papers. Furthermore, Dr. Alam has served as a Principal Investigator in over five environment-related research projects, along with several associate and assistant roles in others. His research is always grounded in real-world relevance, targeting environmental resilience and sustainability.

Accolades and Recognition

Though early in his professional journey, Dr. Alam has already built a reputation for excellence and commitment within the academic community. His scholarly achievements, especially in high-impact areas like pollution control and green technology, have been recognized in both Bangladesh and abroad. More notably, his influence extends beyond publications—he is widely respected as a mentor and collaborator, having assisted colleagues and students in thesis development, scientific writing, and research methodology. This collegial spirit and commitment to academic growth underscore the quality of his character and leadership.

Impact and Influence

Dr. Alam’s work holds significant implications across multiple layers of environmental science and policy. From devising better wastewater purification systems to proposing sustainable energy storage solutions, his innovations have direct applications in both industrial and community contexts. His research on microplastics and antibiotic resistance addresses some of the most urgent environmental and public health concerns today.

In addition to his scientific contributions, Dr. Alam’s impact is felt in capacity-building efforts in both academic and rural communities. By actively engaging with peers and practitioners, he fosters interdisciplinary collaboration and knowledge-sharing. His global academic training and practical fieldwork uniquely position him to bridge gaps between policy, research, and on-ground implementation.

Legacy and Future Contributions

Looking ahead, Dr. Ohidul Alam envisions a future where innovative environmental materials and sustainable technologies become standard tools for combating ecological degradation. He aims to lead international research collaborations focused on biomass energy, pollution abatement, and next-generation environmental materials. Driven by a mission to create measurable impact, he also seeks to continue mentoring young researchers and contributing to educational development in Bangladesh and beyond.

Dr. Alam’s legacy will likely be one of scientific rigor, social responsibility, and sustainable innovation. His multidimensional approach—blending academic research with policy insight and field practice—sets a powerful example for aspiring environmental scientists worldwide.