In Memoriam

In Memoriam

Professor Dr A.K.M. Shamsuzzaman Tushar


Professor Dr A.K.M. Shamsuzzaman Tushar was a distinguished microbiologist, public health professional, and academic leader whose contributions significantly strengthened laboratory medicine, disease surveillance, and infectious disease control in Bangladesh. He served in several key national leadership positions, including Director of the National Institute of Laboratory Medicine and Referral Centre (NILMRC), Director of the Disease Control Branch of the Directorate General of Health Services (DGHS), and Director of the Institute of Epidemiology, Disease Control and Research (IEDCR). [dailyasianage.com], [bdnews24.com]


A steadfast supporter of the Bangladesh Biosafety and Biosecurity Society (BBBS), Professor Shamsuzzaman championed laboratory quality, biosafety, biosecurity, and capacity strengthening initiatives. His dedication to scientific excellence, public health, and professional development inspired colleagues, students, and laboratory professionals across the country

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BBBS remembers Professor Shamsuzzaman with profound respect and gratitude. His leadership, wisdom, and commitment to safeguarding public health will continue to inspire future generations of biosafety, microbiology, and laboratory professionals.


May his soul rest in eternal peace.


Professor Dr Md Imdadul Hoque


Professor Dr Md Imdadul Hoque was a distinguished botanist, educator, and academic leader who served as Professor of Botany at the University of Dhaka and later as Vice-Chancellor of Jagannath University. His outstanding contributions to higher education, research, and institutional development left a lasting impact on Bangladesh.


As the Founding Advisor of the Bangladesh Biosafety and Biosecurity Society (BBBS), Professor Hoque provided invaluable guidance and unwavering support from the Society's inception. His vision, wisdom, and commitment helped shape BBBS and advance biosafety and biosecurity awareness across the country.


BBBS remembers Professor Hoque with profound respect and gratitude. His legacy will continue to inspire generations of researchers, educators, and biosafety professionals.


May his soul rest in eternal peace.


Professor Dr Ahmed Abu Saleh


Professor Dr Ahmed Abu Saleh was a distinguished microbiologist, educator, researcher, and academic leader who served as Dean of the Faculty of Basic Science and Paraclinical Science at Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujib Medical University (now Bangladesh Medical University). Throughout his career, he made significant contributions to medical education, microbiology, research, and the development of healthcare professionals in Bangladesh.


A valued advisor and supporter of the Bangladesh Biosafety and Biosecurity Society (BBBS), Professor Saleh championed biosafety, biosecurity, infection prevention, and laboratory capacity strengthening initiatives. His dedication to excellence, mentorship, and scientific advancement inspired colleagues, students, and researchers alike.

BBBS remembers Professor Saleh with deep respect and gratitude. His contributions to science, education, and public health will continue to inspire future generations.


May his soul rest in eternal peace.


Dr Chandan Kumar Roy


Dr Chandan Kumar Roy was a respected medical microbiologist, educator, and researcher who served as Associate Professor in the Department of Microbiology and Immunology at Bangladesh Medical University. Throughout his distinguished career, he contributed significantly to medical microbiology, laboratory diagnostics, postgraduate medical education, and research in Bangladesh.


A dedicated life member, General Secretary, and finally as a President of the Bangladesh Biosafety and Biosecurity Society (BBBS), Dr Roy actively promoted biosafety, biosecurity, and quality laboratory practices. His professionalism, humility, and commitment to scientific excellence earned the respect and admiration of colleagues, students, and healthcare professionals nationwide.


BBBS fondly remembers Dr Roy and honors his contributions to science, education, and public health. His legacy will remain an enduring source of inspiration for the biosafety and laboratory community.


May his soul rest in eternal peace.