The Dhaka Times Desk Organized on the occasion of 35th National Science and Technology Week বিজ্ঞান মেলায় Dhaka District Special Section Research Circle Science Organization 3 projects won 1st, 2nd and 3rd place. Anusandhitsu Chakra Science Organization participated in the science fair with a total of 10 projects. This report is about the said projects.
1. Genuine e-book at low cost

This project is about the idea of how to digitize the printed books of the conventional education system and give them to the students at a low cost. The project will reduce the long-term cost of printed books even though the one-time implementation cost will be slightly higher. This e-book has been created using digital photo galleries available in the market. All categories of books will be loaded in the e-book. As a result, every year the government does not have to get into the trouble of distributing the books on time. The project won 1st place in the special category. Created the project Al Imran Chowdhury is wonderful. Apurba Anusandhitsu Chakra, a science student in Class XI, is a member of the Science Society. This project will represent Dhaka in the special category at the upcoming Central Science Fair as it won the first place at the district level.
2. Bioelectricity

Bioelectricity can solve the problem of load shedding. Any vegetable contains a certain amount of organic electricity. Lemons are relatively high in organic electricity. It is then found in tomato and potato respectively. The process of bioelectricity utilization is also very simple. If a copper sheet and a zinc sheet are inserted into the vegetable and connected with wires, it can be seen that electricity is being conducted in the conducting wire. It is possible to light the LED with this electricity. A lot of potatoes are produced in our country. The project builder said that it is possible to produce organic electricity at low cost মোঃ শাহরিয়ার আহমেদ. Shahriar, a member of Anusandhitsu Chakra, is studying in Class XI in Commerce Department. This project won 2nd place in the special category.
3. Microscope with mobile phone

Made a low-cost microscope Ahmad bin Alamgir. You can use any mobile camera as a microscope display to take pictures and videos using this microscope. This project is made by using the tiny lens inside the CD/DVD ROM of the computer as the primary lens and the mobile camera as the display device. With the microscope, many small objects including onion cells, ants, leaf veins can be seen magnified. The most interesting part is that it can be used for micro-photography, taking pictures and videos of tiny objects. This project won 3rd place in special category. Project creator Ahmad is a member of Anusandhitsu Chakra and is studying in class 10 in science department.
4. Removal of harmful oils from food

This project will protect from rotten food. The specialty of the project is that it can remove oil from food. Uses standard motors Suraiya Tasnim Created the project. She is a member of Inquisitive Circle and studying 2nd year Home Economics.
5. Pencil car

মেলায় সবচেয়ে কনিষ্ঠ প্রকল্প নির্মাতা Sabah Haque This was the project. He shows how to make toy cars using pencils and rubber. His toy car can move forwards by turning it backwards. Sabah is a member of the inquisitive circle and is studying in school.
6. Seven color tea

This project is about how anyone can make seven color tea and how it works. Using the density of matter, one liquid can float on top of another liquid. In this way, it is possible to make tea of not only seven colors, but as many colors as you want. project builder Jasmine Akhtar Champa Member of Anusandhitsu Chakra and studying in 10th standard.
7. Illuminated water

An interesting project was the illuminated water. The project creator created colored water using the colors of the highlights marker pen. Through which light enters, light of various colors is created. The project will increase children's interest in science, said the maker Md. Tanveer Hafiz Sami too. Sami is also a member of Anusandhitsu Chakra and studying in 8th standard.
8. Low cost anemometer

If you want to know about the weather, you must first know about the velocity. He made the speedometer সৈয়দ আহমেদ প্রভাত. He made a low-cost wind speed measuring device and put it on the shelves. Instead of spending thousands of rupees, his project will be able to measure wind speed using only a few hundred rupees. Prabhat gave the SSC exam this time. He is a member of the inquisitive circle.
9. Capacitor battery

Rechargeable batteries on the market wear out quickly. This type of battery cannot be reused if damaged. Zahid Hasan Mahim Its project will provide solutions for capacitor batteries. Mahim is studying Commerce in Class XI. He is a member of the inquisitive circle.
10. Determination of wind direction

Besides measuring the wind speed, it is very important to know which direction the wind is blowing. Through this project, one can know at home which direction the wind is flowing. Created the project SM Alfaz Ali Nayan And মেহেদী হাসান. Both of them are studying in 8th standard and are members of Anusandhitsu Chakra.

বিজ্ঞান মেলায় আরো ছবি
National Science and Technology Week is celebrated every year. After the district level Science Fair, National Science Fair will be held centrally with the first place projects. On March 27 and 28, a science fair was held at the district level of Dhaka district. In addition to many schools, colleges, science organizations in Dhaka, many individuals participate. The creative and innovative projects were awe-inspiring for the visitors. On March 29, the prize distribution ceremony saw the victory of small scientists. College students in different schools bagged awards in different categories.
If you want to participate in the National Science Fair, you have to wait for next year. You can participate in schools, colleges or special departments. Keep an eye on the paper. Notre Dame College is the main center in Dhaka district. You can find out if you search there. For those living outside Dhaka, district level schools should be contacted.
Image credit: Ashiq Afrik
Thanks to: The inquisitive cycle













