Bangladesh Maritime Journal (BMrJ), published by, Bangladesh Maritime University is committed to publishing high quality articles of faculty members and researchers of public and private universities, institutes and organizations both in home and abroad. BMrJ is a double blind peer reviewed journal and its reviewers are scholars of different esteemed universities and institutes both in home and abroad. BMrJ has both print (2519-5972) and online (2520-1840) version and so it is accessible to all researchers. The journal also encourages interdisciplinary research and collaboration among scholars. It aims to contribute to the advancement of knowledge in maritime studies and related fields. With a focus on innovative research, BMrJ provides a platform for emerging voices in the maritime community. It seeks to address contemporary challenges and promote sustainable practices in maritime industries.
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Global interest in seaweeds has grown, and Bangladesh is emerging as a seaweed growing powerhouse. Research on the identification of phytochemical bioactive
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The Bay of Bengal’s fisheries are under considerable pressure from over fishing and environmental degradation, threatening long-term sustainability. This study applie...
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While up-to 90% of world's goods are transported through the sea, shipping industry is leaving its mark on nature too. Dumping from the ships has ...
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Over the last three decades, the coastal landscapes of Hatiya and Manpura islands in Bangladesh have experienced significant changes, resulting in not...
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St. Martin – a recently declared Marine Protected Area (MPA) is faced with environmental challenges due to acts of negligence on the part of its...
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Symmetric aerofoils are crucial components in marine and aerospace engineering, particularly in applications like ship rudders and submarine fins. Thi...
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Hydrokinetic turbines harness the energy of moving water in rivers, canals and artificial currents without requiring dams. The most critical aspect of...
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As Bangladesh is on the course to achieve the objectives of Sustainable Development Goals, she needs to address a few significant ocean-related issues and challenges in order to...
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The Port Payra is the third seaport of the maritime nation Bangladesh and Rabnabad Channel is the main entrance to it. The 4Km long navigational channel which is connected to th...
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St. Martin – a recently declared Marine Protected Area (MPA) is faced with environmental challenges due to acts of negligence on the part of its...
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Marine biodiversity is more critical than terrestrial. Marine species identification is difficult because of their variation. DNA barcoding is the scientific process where a sho...
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A freight forwarder is an entity that acts as an intermediary between the actual shipper and the carrier. Freight forwarder provides other logistics and legal services for shipp...
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Gellan gum is a bacterial polysaccharide with a negatively charged carboxyl ion in its monomer. It forms thermo-reversible gel due to the formation of a biopolymer network in an...
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Levels of copper (Cu), zinc (Zn), led (Pb), cadmium (Cd) and chromium (Cr) were determined in the waters of a fish farm in Mymensingh district, Bangladesh by Atomic Absorption S...
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Marine and Coastal tourism, one of the largest components of the tourism industry, is emerging as one of the most promising areas of the tourism sector in particular for the dev...
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The objective of this paper is to find out the linguistic features of maritime English and to investigate the approaches that the teachers and learners can follow. The present s...
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In this study, 3-hourly rainfall data of 10 years (2008-2017) were analyzed to have a clear insight of rainfall variation between day and night around the Patenga coastal&n...
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The blue economy concept has been an integral focus for the economic solvency of Bangladesh and has gained huge momentum since its inaugural journey into the
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The Bay of Bengal (BoB), a subtropical basin in the northeastern part of the Indian Ocean, is one of the Largest Marine Ecosystems (LME). It occupies 8% and 12% of mangroves and...
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Coastal and marine environment is one of the most popular tourist attractions of Bangladesh. One of the main reasons for this popularity is that the world’s longest s...
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The government of Bangladesh is providing various financial incentives like reduced tax rates, lower import duties, and export subsidies to the shipbuilding industry of the ...
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Bangladesh is called a Maritime Nation and Maritime Region (MR) has been subjugated geomorphologically and hydrologically by the Ganges-BrahmaputraMeghna (GBM) basin and the Bay...
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Bangladesh’s economy had been largely dependent on Ready Made Garment (RMG). Without product diversification, Bangladesh is likely face difficulties to keep up the GDP gro...
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One of the vital factors for understanding and investigating ocean dynamics is the stratification of the water column. Argo profiling floats for the period of January 2011 ...
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The aim of this research is to the discovery of small water reservoirs in the Halda river watershed, analysing their geometric and geographic parameters like area, neighbourhood...
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Tanguar haor has been declared as an Ecologically Critical Area and a Ramsar site - wetland of international importance by the Government of Bangladesh due to recent gradual alt...
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