Institute of Statistical Research and Training, University of Dhaka is going to organise a Training Program on SPSS and Applied Statistics from November 27 – December 13, 2012. Details of … [ Read More ]

On October 16, Farhana Sadia and Rashedul Hoque have joined the Institute of Statistical Research and Training (ISRT) as lecturers. Farhana Sadia and Rashedul Hoque were students of Batch-12 and Batch-13 of Applied Statistics … [ Read More ]

On September 26, Yesmin Akhter went to Germany for higher studies. We wish her all the best. On September 18, Yesmin Akhter and Sharif Mahmood have joined ISRT as Assistant Professors. Md Mahsin is also selected for a … [ Read More ]

On August 26, ISRT faculty member M. Mahsin has left Dhaka for Vancouver, Canada, where he will start his graduate studies at the University of British Columbia from the Fall, 2012.Wish all … [ Read More ]

When a baby girl, just days old, went into cardiac arrest in late January, her mother rushed her to the local fire station, where they defibrillated her and saved her … [ Read More ]

Bangladesh Statistical Association (BSA) is going to organise an international conference during December 27-29, 2012. The theme of the conference is “Statistics in planning and development: Bangladesh perspective”. Important dates: … [ Read More ]

Dr Tamanna Howlader, Dr Asaduzzaman, and Dr Israt Rayhan are selected for the Associate Professor positions of ISRT and on May 31, 2012 they joined to their new positions. Congratulations … [ Read More ]

Institute of Statistical Research and Training, University of Dhaka is going to organise a Training Program on SPSS and Applied Statistics from May 24, 2012. Details of the program are … [ Read More ]

Dr Asaduzzaman has received the “Dean’s Honour Award, 2012” for his paper “An overflow loss network model for capacity planning of a perinatal network”, which was published in the Journal of … [ Read More ]

In the first round of the inter-department cricket tournament ISRT beat the Department of Mathematics by 6 wickets. Batting first the Department of Mathematics scored 151 runs in 20 overs. … [ Read More ]