Honoured to receive the Award as Senior Researcher from Forum ’86, @BUET. I am deeply grateful to Forum ’86 for this recognition. This award inspires me to continue my research & contribute to advancing knowledge, climate resilience & sustainable development for Bangladesh!
Daily Desh Rupantar (বাংলা) my interview on the loss of wetlands in cities in #Bangladesh.
In cities ponds shown on older maps have been filled and converted into buildings, roads, parking areas, and commercial spaces. #deshrupantar
https://t.co/0jEx1med0kপাড়-আছে-পুকুর-নেই
I was honored to be a guest in @ekattortv .I talked on growing challenges of heatwaves, Wet-Bulb Temperature, Super El Niño events, and global warming. I also spoke on risks to public health, agriculture, water resources, and livelihoods in #Bangladesh
https://t.co/jhoaI7Unth
Happy to share our latest article on “Spatiotemporal trends and urban-climate interactions of land surface temperature dynamics across Bangladesh” published in Anthropocene, #Elsevier. https://t.co/0BhaH3XKAB
I have attended Second Lead Author Meeting of the Seventh Assessment Report (#AR7) of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (#IPCC ) for Working Group I in #Santiago, #Chile, 20-24 April, 2026. More than 200 climate scientists around the world joined to #LAM2! @IPCC_CH
Honored to join the celebration of King’s Day of the Netherlands at the Dutch Club in Bangladesh. A wonderful opportunity to meet H.E. Ambassador Joris van Bommel, along with many distinguished dignitaries, colleagues, friends, and students. @NLinBD1
I am glad to share that our article on “Past, Present and Future of Embankments in Bangladesh: An Investigation of the Embankment Failures and Recommendations for Sustainable Solutions” has been published in World Water Policy. https://t.co/JZekPhLcpM
Happy to share our new article on “Benchmarking process-based SWAT and customized LSTM rainfall-runoff models for the climate change impact assessment on the streamflow of the Upper Meghna River Basin” published in Journal of Water and Climate Change. https://t.co/zoRokKECt0
🌀Typhoon Sinlaku in the northwestern Pacific is the strongest tropical cyclone so far this year. Sustained winds of ~280kmph places it as a violent typhoon—the highest intensity on the scale used by the Japan Meteorological Agency.
📹 @CIRA_CSU
I had the opportunity to deliver a lecture on “Climate Science Fundamentals for the Global South” at the course on ‘Environmental Science and Climate Action: A Global-South Perspective’ organized by Centre for Climate Change and Environmental Research (#C3ER), @BRACUniversity
Science-based monitoring, forecasting & early warning systems are powerful tools to meet challenges that glacier melt poses. But we must act together.
🗨️Watch WMO SG Celeste Saulo’s message to mark the closing of #Glaciers2025, looking ahead to #WorldGlacierDay & #WorldWaterDay.
🌎Environmental Systems Research is calling for submissions to our collection on Global Changing Environment and Human Well-being Impact, Policy, and Scientific Challenges.
➡️Submission deadline: 31 March 2026
➡️Link : https://t.co/MjkmU4eCws
➡️A.K.M. Saiful Islam, Editor
We are pleased to inform that our article "High-Frequency
Multi-Satellite Observations of Brahmaputra River Hydrology and Floodplain Dynamics" has been published in Hydrology and is available online at the
following links:
Website: https://t.co/maxzUZURk3
🌡️ WMO confirms 2025 was one of warmest years on record.
2025 was one of the 3 warmest years on record, with the global average surface temperature at 1.44°C ± 0.13°C above the 1850-1900 average, according to WMO’s consolidated analysis of 8 datasets.
🔗 https://t.co/dOmrbmdHaU