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"How to Publish Your First Scientific Paper: What You Need to Know"

A beginner-friendly webinar for Bangladeshi undergraduates to publish their first scientific paper from scratch.

June 21, 2026 | 08:00 PM [BD] 1.5 Hours Online

Learning Outcomes

Skill Development

Critical Thinking

Research Exposure

Publication Strategy

Overview

Kickstart Your Research Journey – No Experience Required! Are you an early undergraduate student in Bangladesh, eager to explore the world of research but unsure where to begin? This exclusive, beginner-friendly webinar is designed just for you. Led by Dr. Bipul Kumar Dey (MSc, Ghent University; PhD, Wageningen University & Research), this live session will demystify the entire process of writing and publishing your very first scientific paper. Forget the myths that research is only for seniors or experts—Dr. Dey will share practical, step-by-step insights on how to start from scratch, avoid common beginner mistakes, and build a strong foundation for your academic future.

Target Audience

Undergraduate students

Session Structure

Keynote, Panel Discussion, Q&A

Speaker/Advisor

Dr. Bipul Kumar Dey

Have questions? Contact us at: info@swapnojoyi.com

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