Ipps ban: 02 – Magnetic, Structural and Electrical Properties of Ferrites, Nanocomposite and Perovskite Materials

IPPS BAN:04

Biomedical Physics. Support started 2011.
Objectives

Development and application of innovative and low-cost methodologies necessary for healthcare, to take the benefits to the common people of the low resource countries (LRC), where 80% of global population lives

Group leader(s)

Professor Khondkar Siddique-e Rabbani
Address Department: Biomedical Physics & Technology University: University of Dhaka Street (visiting address): Curzon Hall building
P.O Box number: City: Dhaka		Post/zip code: 1000 Country: Bangladesh
E-mail address(es): [e-mail], [e-mail] Website: www.bmpt.du.ac.bd
Telephone and telefax:
Office [phone] x7011	Home [phone]	Mobile [phone]	Fax [phone]

Swedish collaborator(s)

(None)
Other collaborator(s)

Gender (F/M	Title	Full name	Affiliation and country
M	Prof	Adrian J Wilson	University of Warwick, UK
F	Prof	Penny Gowland	University of Nottingham, UK
M	Prof	Orjan Martinsen	University of Oslo, Norway
M	Dr	S Kaisar Alam	Rutgers University, USA
F	Dr	Selina Husna Banu	Institute of Child Health and Shishu Hospital, Dhaka, Bangladesh
M	Prof	M Adnan Kiber	University of Dhaka, Bangladesh
F	Prof	Anwara Khatun
M	Dr	Latiful Bari
M	Mr	Golam Dastegir
M	Prof	Zahid Hasan Mahmud
M	Dr.	Zaid Bin Mahbub	Ahsanullah University, Bangladesh
F	Dr.	Humayra Ferdous	American International University Bangladesh (AIUB), Bangladesh
M	Dr	Rezwan B Hussain	University of Liberal Arts, Bangladesh
F	Dr	Hosney Ara	Bangladesh Council of Scientific and Industrial Research

IPPS BAN:05 – Nanophysics

Support started in 2014.
Objectives

The project has mainly three main objectives. 1. To modernize the existing nanophysics laboratory of the department of physics, the University of Dhaka with state of the art research facilities. 2. To start an extensive research on nanomaterials, such as coordination polymers-a typical thread-like metal-organic frameworks (MOF), like DNA as well as chemically converted graphene for nanoelectronic applications and 3. To create a research opportunity for postgraduate students and researchers of Bangladesh in the field of nanotechnology.

Group leader:

Dr. Khandker Saadat Hossain
Address Department/unit: Department of Physics University/institute: University of Dhaka Street (visiting address): Curzon Hall
P.O Box number: City: Dhaka		Post/zip code: 1000 Country: Bangladesh
E-mail address(es): [e-mail] Website: www.du.ac.bd
Telephone and telefax
Office [phone]ex7044	Home [phone]	Mobile [phone]	Fax [phone]

Swedish collaborator(s)

(None)
Other collaborator(s)

Gender (F/M	Title	Full name	Affiliation and country
M	Assistant Professor	Dr. Akihiko Takada	Kyushu University
M	Professor	Dr. Katsuyoshi Nishinari	Hubei University of Technology
M	Professor	Dr. Yoshiaki Takahashi	Kyushu University
M	Professor	Dr. Abu Hashan Bhuiyan	Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology
M	Professor	Subir C. Ghosh	North South University
M	Professor	Dr. M. Abul Hossain	University of Dhaka
M	Professor	Dr. Visit vao-soongnern	Suranaree University of Technology
M	Professor	Dr. Siddique-e Rabbani	University of Dhaka
M	Associate Professor	Dr. M Mizanur Rahman	University of Dhaka
M	Professor	Dr. Yapeng Fang	Hubei Univeristy of Technology

BOLIVIA

http://www.isp.uu.se/countries/latin-america/bolivia/
IPICS BOL:01 – Chemical Ecology in Bolivia
Support started in 2018.
Objectives

The overall objective of this project is to develop Chemical Ecology in Bolivia by addressing 

locally relevant problems with basic and applied approaches, and training undergraduate and graduate researchers with a multidisciplinary perspective which uses Analytical Chemistry as one of its main tools. Systems will be chosen for which there is regional and national needs of new knowledge: chemicals from local plants to control Chagas disease vectors, chemistry of local crop plants in relation to their pollinators, and chemical responses of plants to bioacoustical signaling of interacting animals such as pollinators and herbivores. These research lines may lead to ways to control Chagas disease and to the design alternative ways for the management of agroecosystems, respectively. Additionally, they will involve the training of undergraduate and postgraduate students including local USFX staff, thus opening the possibility of a multiplicative effect. 
Group leader(s)


Swedish collaborator(s)

(none, but are planned to be established)

Other collaborator(s)

BURKINA FASO

http://www.isp.uu.se/countries/Africa/burkina-faso/
IPICS BUF:01 – Analytical Techniques for Analysis and Valorisation of Local Natural Products in Burkina Faso
ISP provided pilot support to the Dept. Chemistry in 2008. The first year a common grant was given under the designation BUF:01, while applications from two groups were accepted. The second group is from 2009 denoted BUF:02.
Objectives

The overall goal is to achieve foods security through the provision of agricultural products in quality and quantity in relation with strategic Plan to fight against poverty in Burkina Faso.

Specific Objective 1: To increase scientific knowledge for effective antifungal formulation based on local plants

Specific Objective 2: To improve with stakeholders technologies for accessibility to antifungal formulation based on local plants for sustainable crops protection in a context of climate change.

Specific Objective 3: To build sustainable research collaboration with partners at local, regional and international levels in order to increase the use of pesticidal plants in local agriculture.
Group leader

Yvonne L. Bonzi-Coulibaly, Professor

Dept. Chemistry, University of Ouagadougou, Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso.

[phone] poste 5034 (office)

[phone] (mobile)

[e-mail]

[e-mail]
Swedish collaborators

(none)
Other collaborators

Gender (F/M

Title

Full name

Affiliation and country

M	Professor	Irenée Somda	UPB, Bobo-Dioulasso, Burkina Faso
M	Professor	Pascal Gerbaux	Mons university, Belgium
M	Dr.	Roger H. C. Nébié	CNRST, Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso
M	Dr.	Félix Kini	CNRST, Burkina Faso
F	Dr.	Sylvie Mouras	CIRAD, France
M	Dr.	Igor W. K. Ouedraogo	2IE, Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso
F	Professor	Marie-Paule Delplancke-Ogletree	ULB, Bruxelles, Belgium

IPICS BUF:02 – Water and Clays Burkina Faso
ISP provided pilot support to the Dept. Chemistry in 2008. The first year a common grant was given under the designation BUF:01, while applications from two groups were accepted. The second group is from 2009 denoted BUF:01.
Objectives

To contribute to the development of the quest for simple, low-cost and high-performance water purification processes using natural clay minerals, laterite soils and oxide materials from Burkina Faso for the removal of some heavy metals cations and arsenic (V, III) compounds in contaminated groundwaters in rural villages.

Group leader

Mr. Boubié Guel, PhD

Dept. Chemistry, Ouagadougou University, Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso

[phone] (office)

[phone] (mobile)

[e-mail]

[e-mail]
Swedish collaborator

Mr. Ingmar Persson, Professor

Department of Chemistry (Ultuna Campus, Uppsala)

[phone] (office)

Other collaborators

Gender (F/M	Title	Full name	Affiliation and country
M	Professor	Issa T. Somé	Laboratoire de Chimie analytique et de toxicologie, UFR-SDS, Université de Ouagadougou, [e-mail] ; [e-mail]
M	Professor	Paul-Louis Fabre	Laboratoire PHARMA-DEV Université Paul Sabatier 35 chemin des maraîchers 31400 TOULOUSE,[e-mail]
F	Professor	Anne-Lise Hantson	Service de Chimie et Biochimie appliquées, Université de Mons-Faculté Polytechnique, 56, Rue de l’Epargne, B-7000 Mons, Belgique, [e-mail]
M	Professor	Stephano Rossi	Department of Materials Engineering and Industrial Technology, University of Trento, Italy,[e-mail]
M	Professor	Jonas Yapi Yao Andji	Laboratoire de Chimie des Matériaux Inorganiques, Université de Cocody, [e-mail]
M	Professor	Philippe Blanchart	Ecole Nationale Supérieure de Céramique Industrielle (ENSCI), 47-73, av.Albert-Thomas, 87065, Limoges Cedex, France ([e-mail]) ( [e-mail])
M	Professor	Moussa Gomina	Laboratoire CRISMAT, UMR 6508 CNRS, ENSICAEN, 6 Bd, Marechal Juin, 1405 Caen Cedex 04, [e-mail]
M	Professor	Mama Pléa	Faculté des Sciences et Techniques, Université de Bamako, Mali, DER Chimie, BPE 3206 ([e-mail])