AUW Science and Math Center

📚✨ Join Our Weekly Math Center Events! ✨📚

👋 Hey math lovers! We’re excited to be back with our AUW Pre-UG Math Center weekly events 🎉! Every Thursday, we’re here to help you tackle those tricky math problems and clarify any doubts.

This week’s focus: BODMAS (Brackets, Orders, Division/Multiplication, Addition/Subtraction). We’ll guide you step-by-step so you can solve any problem with confidence 💪🧠!

📍 Where: Tale Space
📅 When: Thursday, October 31st
⏰ Time: 5:10 PM - 6:00 PM

Don’t miss out on a chance to level up your math skills 🧮✨!
Reach out for any queries: [email protected]

See you there!
— The AUW Pre-UG Math Center

Hey Math lovers,

Get ready to explore the incredible world of science and nature at SciNature Fusion! This is where science meets fun, and you won’t want to miss it! Join us for a day filled with research insights, a thrilling quiz, and an opportunity to showcase your science projects.

Event Highlights 🎓 Meet Inspiring Professors – Be inspired by groundbreaking research presented by our honorable Professors.
🧠 Quiz Competition – Test your knowledge and win amazing prizes!
🔬 Project Showcase – Present your science projects and ideas.
🎟️ Lottery Draw – Enter for a chance to win special prizes in our lottery draw for registered students!

Event Details 📅 Date: 6th November
🕒 Time: 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM
📍 Venue: 20G Rooftop

Register Today!
All registered students receive a lottery coupon. Sign up now to secure your spot and be part of the excitement!

Join us for a day of learning, connecting, and celebrating science! 🌌✨

“What an incredible evening of financial wisdom! 💰✨
Big thanks to Ms. Anika for sharing her invaluable insights on smart saving and investing. From building safety nets to funding dreams, we learned it all! 🚀💼
Remember: “Spend what’s left after saving, not save what’s left after spending.” - Warren Buffett
Who’s ready to transform their financial future? 🙌 ”

Dear Math Lovers,

I hope this email finds you well.

💡 "Do not save what is left after spending, but spend what is left after saving." – Warren Buffett 💡

It's time for an exciting lecture on how to save money and turn your dreams into reality! 💼✨ Our speaker, Ms. Anika, a successful businesswoman from Bangladesh, will share her insights on financial discipline and smart investments. 🌟
Why is saving money important?

🌱 Build a safety net for unexpected expenses.
📈 Grow your wealth through investments.
💪 Achieve financial independence and fund your dreams.
🚀 Start your business with the confidence of financial stability.
We can't wait to see your smiling faces at the workshop! 😊
📅 Date: 10/17/2024
⏰ Time: 2:20 PM – 3:30 PM
📍 Venue: Tale Space

Let's learn, save, and grow together! 💡✨

Dear AUW Community,

It is with great delight we announce the first-ever,
📣📣 AUW Science Fest'22 📣📣
brought to you jointly by the AUW Science and Math Center and AUW Bioinformatics club, in collaboration with the AUW Public Health club and AUW Waste Management club.

Join us in a day-long venture of exploring, learning, and innovating the various fields of STEM
by visiting science and math booths showcasing research posters, lab experiments, simulations, and more!

Also, learn about hot scientific topics from experts in the fields of STEM, participate in a fun quiz competition to win certificates, and lastly, enjoy heartfelt messages from AUW alumnae currently excelling in their scientific careers.

We look forward to your active participation in the first and largest science festival of AUW!

The joy of growing bacterial culture even though we love street food! 🧫🦠🔬

Dear all,

This week, in collaboration with the newly launched AUW Bioinformatics club, we invite you to a workshop on Molecular Docking by Dr. Premnath Dhanaraj, assistant professor at the Karunya Institute of Technology, and Sciences.

Molecular docking is a widely used technique to study drug-target interaction at an atomic level. It predicts the preferred orientation of one molecule to a second when a ligand and a target are bound to each other to form a stable complex, making it an important tool for drug discovery.

To learn more, please join the workshop on 7th April at 3 pm in G308!

Faculty-Student Lecture Series #4
Science and Math Center
Asian University for Women
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Date: 30th March 2022
Thanks to Dr. Mohiuddin Ahsanul Kabir Chowdhury, Assistant Professor of Public Health, and his students Reshma Gurung and Tenzin Dema

Starting in 30 minutes!
Hope to see you all in Tale Space!

📣Dear AUW Students!📣

If you are looking to do your own research on Public Health or are looking for ideas to improve your senior thesis proposal, do join the Faculty-Student Lecture Series tomorrow at 4 pm by

Dr. Mohiuddin Ahsanul Kabir Chowdhury, Assistant Professor of Public Health, and his students, Reshma Gurung and Tenzin Dema.

The lecture will ground you on using bottleneck analysis and the TANAHASHI model in Public Health research as well as exhibit the senior thesis paper of two Public Health students that was presented at the 9th Regional Public Health Conference!

📣Dear AUW Students!📣

If you are looking to do your own research on Public Health or are looking for ideas to improve your senior thesis proposal, do join the Faculty-Student Lecture Series tomorrow at 4 pm by

Dr. Mohiuddin Ahsanul Kabir Chowdhury, Assistant Professor of Public Health, and his students, Reshma Gurung and Tenzin Dema.

The lecture will ground you on using bottleneck analysis and the TANAHASHI model in Public Health research as well as exhibit the senior thesis paper of two Public Health students that was presented at the 9th Regional Public Health Conference!

Wednesday, 2nd March
Palmyraculture Exhibition

An exhibition on Asian palmyra products integrated into attaining self-reliance and sustainable development was held for one day at Asian University for Women (AUW).

The event was successfully organized by AUW Science and Math Center and Center for Climate Change and Environmental Health, with the research contribution of Dr. Paulraj Mosae Selvakumar, who is an assistant professor of Chemistry at Asian University for Women as well as Christine Thevamirtha, his student and research assistant. The research was done in 11 different Asian countries and 136 products from palmyra palm (Borassus flabellifer) were displayed. Another highlight of the exhibition was the 20 posters presented by the students of Dr. Mosae on their research into several different aspects of Palmyraculture.

“I apologize for the environmental mess created by the previous generations, imposing upon our children the responsibility of cleaning it up”, said Dr. Beena Khurana, Dean of Arts and Sciences.