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Aniruddha Sarker
Bangladesh Agricultural University, Rural Development Administration, Kyungpook National University, EXIM Bank Agricultural University
About
Assistant Professor at IIFS of Bangladesh Agricultural University. Expedite the best option to tackle climate change and ensuring food safety. Current research focuses on Uptake model of pesticide, residual effect of pesticides and their remediations through the use of HPLC/MS/MS or GC/MS/MS.
Employment
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Bangladesh Agricultural University Assistant Professor2025 - Present
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Rural Development Administration Postdoctoral Research Associate2022 - 2024
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EXIM Bank Agricultural University Lecturer2014 - 2022
Education
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Kyungpook National University PhD Student2018 - 2022
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (62)
- From farm to fork: Microplastic contamination in the meat and dairy supply chain Save
- Agricultural byproducts converted to biochar to enhance soil functionality through sustainable innovation Save
- Unlocking key factors and mechanistic insight of cadmium toxicity mitigation using green-synthesized ZnO nanoparticles in soybean through advanced metabolomics Save
- Unveiling the Sustainable and Biological Remediation of Heavy Metals Contaminations in Soils and Water Ecosystems Through Potential Microbes—A Review Save
- Influence of Organic Matter and Growing Conditions on Dissipation Behavior and Mobility of Two Pesticides in Soils Save
- Microplastics pollution in aquatic ecosystems of Bangladesh — A critical review on research trends and future perspectives Save
- Residue Patterns of Phorate and Its Metabolites Based on Soil Physicochemical Properties Save
- Valorization of Agro-food Wastes and Byproducts into Bioactive Peptides Save
- Unlocking the Interaction and Mechanistic Insights into Plant Probiotic Bacteria for Sustainable Mitigation of Soil Salinity Stress Save
- Spatiotemporal distribution, trophic transfer, and research uncertainty of heavy metals in a subtropical highly polluted Buriganga River: A critical review Save