TRAINING PROGRAMME ON THE USE, MAINTENANCE AND TROUBLE-SHOOTING OF ATOMIC ABSORPTION SPECTROPHOTOMETER (AAS)





Regional cooperation

Following the example of NITUB, Professor Mangala Manandhar of the Central Department of Chemistry, Tribhuban University, Nepal, took the initiative to form Network of Instrument Technical personnel and User scientists of Nepal (NITUN). Resource persons from NITUB conducted NITUN's Workshops and Executive Committee members of NITUB had visited Nepal and put forward suggestions during formation of NITUN.


Participants and resource persons of Regional Training Programme with the President and vice-President of NITUB


 

NITUN is yet to become an active network, but scientists from Nepal are taking part in some of the training programmes of NITUB. Scientists from Bhutan, Myanmar & Nepal were invited to take part in NITUB's first Regional Training Programme on Common Laboratory Equipment in 2004. The programme was supported by IFS & OPCW.
Five participants from Nepal & two from Myanmar participated in the workshop. The two participants from Bhutan could not ultimately participate in the programme. Regional cooperation is expected to be extended to other countries in the region for example to Laos, Vietnam and Cambodia.




Dr. Nurul Huda conducting training programme
 

Presentation of NITUB in International forum

Cameroon: IFS organised an International Workshop on "Purchasing servicing and maintenance of scientific equipment in Western Africa" on 05-08 November 2002 at Buea University, Cameroon where General Secretary of NITUB, Professor Altaf Hussain, presented a paper on NITUB's activities in the workshop.

Italy: The Third World Network of Scientific Organization (TWNSO) organized a workshop, “Knowledge Sharing for Local Development in the South" in Trieste, Italy on 4-6 July 2005. Professor Mesbahuddind Ahmad, President of NITUB was invited to attend the workshop. Professor Ahmad presented a paper on the activities of NITUB in the workshop.


 

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