Susmita Debnath

Student

Dhaka

Summary

I am a dedicated and motivated Fisheries graduate with a keen interest in Microbiology and Environmental Management, aiming to pursue Master’s degree abroad to gain advanced knowledge, conduct research, and contribute to sustainable aquatic resource management.

Work History

Lab Assistant

Sher-e-bangla Agricultural University

03.2025 - 07.2025

Managed specimen sample handling, receiving, storage and inventory.
Maintained lab by calibrating equipment and cleaning surfaces and items used.
Enhanced laboratory efficiency by maintaining and organizing equipment, supplies, and samples.
Improved laboratory safety through regular inspection and maintenance of equipment, as well as adherence to safety guidelines.
Prepared samples for centrifugation, aliquoting and preserving sample integrity.
Prepared reagents, media and solutions to use for laboratory testing and analysis.

Education

Bachelor of Science - Fisheries

Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University

Dhaka, Bangladesh

07-2025

Associate of Science - Science

Chatkhil Women's College

Comilla, Bangladesh

07-2019

Skills

Techniques for culturing and isolating bacteria
Colony counting expertise
Detailed microscopic analysis

Aseptic and media preparation skills
Proficient in Microsoft Office

Language Proficiency

English

Intermediate (B1)

Bengali

Bilingual or Proficient (C2)

Training

Course on “Research on Oceanography: Principle and Applications (RoOPA)” in 2023.
National Oceanographic and Maritime Institute (NOAMI), Dhaka.

RESEARCH EXPERIENCE

Undergraduate Project
Title: Histopathological Studies of Different of Climbing Perch (Anabas testudineus) Suffering form EUS and Tail Rot Disease.
Supervisor: Mt. Marufa Khatun, Assistant Professor, Department of Aquatic Animal Health Management, Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University.
Summary: The project work focused on the experimental investigation of histopathological changes in the muscle, gill, kidney, liver and spleen of climbing perch affected by EUS and tail rot disease. The research provides valuable insights for the early disease diagnosis, effective treatment, and better health management in aquaculture systems.

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