Textile Engineering College, Noakhali (TECN) organized a conference to contribute to the textile innovation and development of a smart Bangladesh. The seminar, held under the topic ‘Smart Bangladesh by Enhancing Quality Teaching and Research Collaboration’ aimed to provide valuable information and insights.
The occasion showcased Tareq Amin, a distinguished figure in the industry and the Founder and CEO of Textile Today, who delivered the keynote address. Engr. Md. Saifur Rahman, the Principal of TECN, presided over the event.
Figure 1: Engr. Md. Saifur Rahman, the Principal of TECN giving the crest to Tareq Amin, Founder and CEO of Textile Today.
The TECN Science & Innovation Club organized the seminar in an effort to foster a collaborative environment where students, teachers, and business professionals could engage in discussions about the critical importance of effective pedagogy and research collaboration in achieving a more intelligent Bangladesh.
During the event, Tareq Amin delivered a captivating keynote speech that explored various significant facets. These included an examination of the factors that necessitate intelligence, an exploration of the cognitive processes that contribute to intelligence, and the proposition that innovativeness has become the primary driver of competitiveness, among other topics.
Figure 2: Tareq Amin delivered a captivating keynote speech that explored various significant facets.
Tareq Amin additionally examined the notion of innovation, emphasizing the imperative of efficiently harnessing creativity to cultivate innovation inside the nation. The speech elicited a high level of engagement and participatory discourse among the attendees, encompassing both students and academic members.
In addition to the keynote talk, Engr. Md. Saifur Rahman, Principal of TECN, presented interesting thoughts on integrating innovation with the textile production process. He explained how the textile industry, which is a cornerstone of Bangladesh’s economy, might greatly benefit from the infusion of modern ideas.
The second half of the program was led by Rahbar Hossain, who spearheaded the Textile Talent Hunt 8.0 Campus Drive. Rahbar presented insights on the program’s aims and detailed the path for students to become “Innovation Masterminds (IMs).”
The individual indicated that “TTH 8.0” is actively seeking students who possess enthusiasm and a penchant for embracing challenges. The program aims to cultivate these students into individuals with exceptional innovative abilities through a comprehensive process that includes training, grooming, concept auditions, aptitude testing, and supervised research or innovation project implementation.
Figure 3: Audiences of the event.
The ceremony was brought to a close with a concluding statement given by Engr. Md. Saifur Rahman, the Principal of TECN. In his address, he expressed his appreciation to all the participants and emphasized the significance of high-quality education and research collaboration in achieving the goal of a more intelligent Bangladesh.
Engr. Md. Saifur Rahman emphasized the significance of using state-of-the-art textile technologies and environmental practices. This inquiry pertains to the potential impact of implementing certain measures on the efficiency and competitiveness of the textile manufacturing sector.
The speaker emphasized the notion that advancements in textile manufacturing not only enhance the caliber of products but also serve as a crucial factor in mitigating environmental consequences.
Engr. Md. Saifur Rahman urged students and faculty members to actively participate in research and development initiatives that seek to revolutionize textile production techniques. He emphasized that collaboration between educational institutions such as TECN and textile industry stakeholders could result in revolutionary innovations such as eco-friendly dyeing processes and sustainable textile materials.
The seminar offered significant insights into the significance of creativity and collaboration while also serving as an inspiring platform for students to imagine their possible contributions towards the development of a more intelligent and wealthier Bangladesh. Textile engineering institutions such as TECN continue to play a crucial role in cultivating the intellectual resources of the nation and promoting innovation that will propel Bangladesh towards a more promising future.
