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Kamrul Hasan Ridoy
Lecturer
kamrul.phr@sub.edu.bd
B. Pharm (DU)
Kamrul Hasan Ridoy is a Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm) graduate with a CGPA of 3.91 and a strong academic foundation in pharmaceutical sciences. He is a former Brand Executive at ACI Pharmaceuticals Ltd., where he gained experience in pharmaceutical brand management, marketing strategy, and healthcare professional engagement. His research interests include pharmacology, natural product research, toxicology, and public health. He has contributed to research projects on the phytopharmacological profiling of endophytic fungi isolated from marine macroalgae, phytochemical and biological investigations of Actinodaphne angustifolia Nees, and the assessment of occupational heavy metal exposure as a potential contributor to immune dysregulation and allergic sensitization. Passionate about teaching, research, and scientific innovation, he is committed to integrating academic excellence with industry experience to advance pharmaceutical education, research, and healthcare.
- Graduated with a Bachelor of Pharmacy (B.Pharm) with a CGPA
of 3.91.
- Awarded the National Science and Technology (NST)
Fellowship/Scholarship for research.
- Received an SSC Scholarship in recognition of academic
excellence.
- Awarded an Academic Excellence Scholarship for outstanding
academic performance.
- Served as General Secretary of the Amar Ekushey Hall
Pharmacy Association, demonstrating leadership, organizational, and teamwork
skills.
- Former Brand Executive at ACI Pharmaceuticals Ltd., with
professional experience in pharmaceutical brand management and healthcare
marketing.
- Contributed to research on endophytic fungi, medicinal
plants, and occupational heavy metal exposure and immune dysregulation.
- Received multiple awards and prizes for excellence in co-curricular activities, including sports and cultural programs.
- Actively engaged in scientific research, academic
leadership, and community involvement, with a commitment to advancing
pharmaceutical education and healthcare.