Jashore University of Science and Technology | Bangladesh
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Tamsel Ahammed: Bridging Nutrition and Health 🌿👨🔬
EARLY ACADEMIC PURSUITS 📚
Tamsel Ahammed began his academic journey with a focus on Nutrition and Food Technology at the Jashore University of Science and Technology in Jashore, Bangladesh. He received both his B.Sc. and MS degrees from this institution, gaining a deep foundation in the principles of nutrition, food science, and public health. His early academic pursuits laid the groundwork for his later research in addressing health issues through the lens of nutrition.
PROFESSIONAL ENDEAVORS 🧑🏫
With a solid educational background, Tamsel Ahammed has embarked on a professional path dedicated to advancing the field of nutrition. His career is marked by his contributions to various research projects and initiatives focused on clinical nutrition, nutritional metabolism, public health, and molecular nutrition. These experiences have equipped him with a broad understanding of how proper nutrition can be leveraged to combat noncommunicable diseases and improve overall public health outcomes.
Tamsel Ahammed’s research interests span Clinical Nutrition, Nutrition Metabolism, Public Health, Molecular Nutrition, Nutritional Biochemistry, Noncommunicable Diseases, and Food Science. His work is primarily focused on addressing health issues by bridging the gap between health and nutrition, with an emphasis on noncommunicable diseases like diabetes, cardiovascular disease, and obesity. His approach is innovative, combining molecular insights with public health strategies to offer holistic solutions to pressing global health challenges.
IMPACT AND INFLUENCE 🌍
Through his research, Tamsel has made significant contributions to the field of nutritional science. His work has impacted both academic and public health sectors by demonstrating the vital role nutrition plays in preventing and managing noncommunicable diseases. His research outcomes are applicable in public health programs aimed at improving population health by promoting nutritional interventions.
ACADEMIC CITATIONS 📑
Tamsel’s work has been acknowledged through citations in peer-reviewed journals, where his research on nutritional biochemistry and public health has gained visibility. His contributions to molecular nutrition and the understanding of nutrition metabolism continue to be recognized by academic peers, reflecting the relevance of his research in the global scientific community.
LEGACY AND FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS 🏅
As Tamsel Ahammed continues his research, his legacy will be one of innovation in nutritional health. He has the potential to influence future generations of researchers and public health professionals. His ongoing work, focused on bridging the gap between nutrition and health, will undoubtedly contribute to the fight against noncommunicable diseases, creating a healthier world. Future contributions from Tamsel are expected to delve deeper into molecular nutrition and its role in preventative healthcare.
NOTABLE PUBLICATIONS 📑
"Efficacy of low carbohydrate ketogenic diet in weight management: A narrative review"
- Authors: Zaman, S. , Ahammed, T.
- Journal: Obesity Medicine
- Year: 2024
"Association between dietary diversity and complications during pregnancy in a South-West District of Bangladesh"
- Authors: Zaman, S. , Ahammed, T. , Bashar, M.A.
- Journal: Malaysian Journal of Nutrition
- Year: 2024
"Dietary diversity, hygiene, and lifestyle practices among adult residents during COVID-19 pandemic: A cross-sectional study from Bangladesh"
- Authors: S Zaman, T Ahammed
- Journal: Food and Humanity
- Year: 2024
"Effect of Spirodela Polyrhiza on Physio-Chemical Changes in Industrial Wastewater"
- Authors: Tamsel Ahammed, Shahriar Islam, Sabrina Zaman, MD Ruhul Amin, MD Mostafa Kamal, MD Omar Faruque
- Year: 2023
"Efficacy of ketogenic and low-carbohydrate diets in the management of Type 2 diabetes: A narrative review"
- Authors: S Zaman, T Ahammed, MN Haque, ME Huque
- Journal: Global Translational Medicine
- Year: 2023