Int’l conf on 4IR in Dhaka in Nov

Awami League’s sub-committee on science and technology is going to organise an international conference on the fourth industrial revolution (IC4IR) in the city for the first time.

The two-day conference titled ‘International Conference on 4IR for Emerging Future’ will be held on November 4 and 5 at the capital’s Institution of Engineers , Bangladesh (IEB).

The theme of the conference is “Journey to Build Smart Bangladesh and Implementation of Delta Plan”, according to a media release ahead of the event.

Engineer Abdus Sabur, member secretary of the sub-committee said this conference will create great opportunities for interaction and knowledge sharing among policy makers, industrialists, academicians, engineers, scientists and researchers from home and abroad which will contribute to building a technology and knowledge based society.

Those who are interested to participate at the conference need to submit research paper on different social and technological issues, including the 4IR, education technology, ICT, fuel and power, geo and blue technology, disaster prevention and recovery management, health and life science and applied science and emerging technologies.

Interested participants are asked to submit a summary of the research topic and curriculum vitae (CV) by September 30. Shortlisted candidates will be notified on October 10 after screening of research content and CV.

The participants have to submit their papers for presentation on October 25.

Besides, Students can submit their own designed posters by September 30 to participate in this event.

Best Paper Award and Best Poster Award will also be presented at the conference.

To participate in this conference, the registration fee for Bangladeshi professionals is Tk 1,000 while $ 100 for foreign professionals.

On the other hand, a registration fee of Tk 200 has been set for Bangladeshi students and $ 50 for foreign students.

All information about the conference is available at www.4iref.org. Also interested can contact [email protected] or 01550155153.