M. J. Hasan
Scientific Officer
Also affiliated: Hajee Mohammad Danesh Science and Technology University (2025); Bangladesh Agricultural University (2023–2025); Agricultural Genetic Engineering Research Institute (2013); University of Agriculture Faisalabad (2021); Bangladesh Rice Research Institute (2011–2023); Rice University (2011–2013)
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M. J. Hasan's research centers on plant science and agricultural applications, with recent publications focusing on developing disease-resistant rice varieties and assessing methods for identifying stable rice hybrids. Hasan has investigated the morphogenetic divergence in sweet pepper genotypes and explored the influence of organic amendments like vermicompost and biofertilizer on broccoli growth and yield. Additionally, Hasan has contributed to studies on the biological control of plant diseases using beneficial microorganisms such as Trichoderma and the role of endophytes in enhancing tomato quality and shelf life. The researcher's work also touches upon broader scientific topics, including nano-photodynamic and chemotherapy combinations for potential clinical applications. Hasan holds an h-index of 11 with 34 publications and 391 citations.
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- h-index: 11
- Publications: 34
- Citations: 400
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Scientific Officer 2021–presentBangladesh Institute of Nuclear Agriculture (BINA) ORCID
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Scientific Officer publications 2025Philander Smith College ORCID
Selected Publications
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Next-generation nano-photodynamic and chemotherapy combinations: advances, mechanisms, and clinical prospects (2025)
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- Next-generation nano-photodynamic and chemotherapy combinations: advances, mechanisms, and clinical prospects
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- Next-generation nano-photodynamic and chemotherapy combinations: advances, mechanisms, and clinical prospects
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