High-efficiency electrochemical degradation of phenol in aqueous solutions using Ni-PPy and Cu-PPy composite materials.

High-efficiency electrochemical degradation of phenol in aqueous solutions using Ni-PPy and Cu-PPy composite materials

Development of a novel 2D Ni-MOF derived NiO@C nanosheet arrays modified Ti/TiO2NTs/PbO2 electrode for efficient electrochemical degradation of salicylic acid wastewater

BiOBr/MoS2 catalyst as heterogenous peroxymonosulfate activator toward organic pollutant removal: Energy band alignment and mechanism insight.

Anodic oxidation of ciprofloxacin using different graphite felt anodes: Kinetics and degradation pathways.

Preparation and characterization of ZnO/PEG-Co(II)-PbO2 nanocomposite electrode and an investigation of the electrocatalytic degradation of phenol.

Preparation of a three-dimensional porous PbO2-CNTs composite electrode and study of the degradation behavior of p-nitrophenol

Questioning the Binaries between the Civilized and Uncivilized: A Feminist Reading of Hardy’s Tess and Thiong’o’s Wanja

The study was conducted in Charfasson upazila of Bangladesh to assess the farmers’ perception on climate change, adoption of climate smart agricultural (CSA) practices, and food security condition. The primary data were collected from 120 sample respondents through face to face interview using a pretested interview schedule. Findings revealed that the farmers of Charland exhibited extensive individual disparities in terms of their socioeconomic circumstances. Respondents identified cyclones, storm surges, sea level rise, salinity intrusion, erosion, and drought as the most significant climatic catastrophes threatening agricultural production. In order to cope with the climate change effects, respondent adopted different CSA practices such as saline tolerant rice variety, raised seedbed, planting large size amon rice seedlings, sorjan  system, agroforestry, bottle nut, low lift pump, pheromone traps, urea deep placement, mulching, seed storage, napier grass as fodder along roadside/ails, flood resistant crops, drought resistant crop varieties, organic fertilizer, pulses, sunflower, soybean, and watermelon production, respectively. Even though very few people in the study area can't afford to eat a regular meal, there is a severe lack of sufficient nutritious foods and dietary diversity. In the event of a sudden cyclone or storm surge, people are more concerned about the availability of food as they are required to evacuate to safety in shelter centers. Since rice and vegetable cultivations are major farming practices, good agricultural practices should be ensured to make these farming more climate smart and sustainable. In addition, the government's development planning can urgently include coastal embankment or dam construction and deep irrigation in coastal areas to make agricultural farming profitable and sustain food security.

Adoption of Climate Smart Agricultural Practices by Charland Farmers in Charfasson, Bangladesh

In Henrik Ibsen’s When We Dead Awaken, Arnold Rubek exploits two females, Maja and Irene, for accomplishing fame and fortune. He strives to achieve his masculine ideals at the cost of their feminine expectations. He chooses Irene as his muse who performs her given role being aware that she must accept her servicing identity in a patriarchal society. She forces her to imitate the woman of his artistic mission. The other female, Maja wants to become his ideal wife, performing everything to fulfill his wishes. Realizing that her husband wants to discard their marital bond she leaves him, and finds another male for her. In this play gender inequality and mechanism of power lie at the core of the male-female relation. The unequal male-female relation gives birth to a perpetual rift in the society. This paper intends to present the rift between female expectations and male ideals in Henrik Ibsen’s When We Dead Awaken. It also seeks to explore how female expectations are shaped, modified, and even transformed by male ideals, and how females accept their instrumentality under the constant surveillance of male standards. It will apply Michel Foucault’s theorization of Jeremy Bentham’s idea of panopticon to explain the disciplinary mechanism of patriarchal society which practices power on females, and strategically make them account for the torment and oppression they undergo in the hegemonized society.

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Farhana Yeasmin

Papers

Preparation and characterization of ZnO/PEG-Co(II)-PbO2 nanocomposite electrode and an investigation of the electrocatalytic degradation of phenol.

Preparation of a three-dimensional porous PbO2-CNTs composite electrode and study of the degradation behavior of p-nitrophenol

Questioning the Binaries between the Civilized and Uncivilized: A Feminist Reading of Hardy’s Tess and Thiong’o’s Wanja

Adoption of Climate Smart Agricultural Practices by Charland Farmers in Charfasson, Bangladesh

The rift between female expectations and male ideals in henrik ibsen’s when we dead awaken