Profile of Dr. Rubaiya Pervin

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Dr. Rubaiya Pervin

Associate Professor

Department of Fisheries Management (FMG)

Faculty of Fisheries

Hajee Mohammad Danesh Science & Technology University, Dinajpur.

E-mail: rubaiya2015@hstu.ac.bd

Mobile: +8801784020443


CAREER OBJECTIVE

    To pursue a challenging and rewarding career as a university teacher in Fisheries, where I can utilize my academic knowledge, teaching skills, and research abilities to provide quality education, inspire students, and contribute to their academic and professional development. I aim to engage in meaningful research, develop innovative teaching practices, and contribute positively to the academic growth and reputation of the institution.

RESEARCH INTEREST

    Limnology, Marine Biology, Stock Assessment, Molecular Biology

EDUCATION

  1. PhD in Fisheries Biology Genetics, 2025

    Hajee Mohammad Danesh Science and Technology University (HSTU), Bangladesh

  2. MSc in Fisheries Management, 2012

    Bangladesh Agricultural University, Bangladesh

  3. BSc Fisheries (Hons.), 2010

    Hajee Mohammad Danesh Science & Technology University


PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCES

  1. Associate Professor
    Hajee Mohammad Danesh Science & Technology University, Bangladesh

    August 18, 2021 to Present

  2. Assistant Professor
    Hajee Mohammad Danesh Science & Technology University, Bangladesh

    August 18, 2015 to August 17, 2021

  3. Lecturer
    Hajee Mohammad Danesh Science & Technology University, Bangladesh

    August 18, 2013 to August 17, 2015


PUBLICATIONS

Journal Papers

  1. Pervin, R., Alam, M. A., Tasnim, N., Ahmed, S., Tanu, M. B., & Parvez, I. (2026). Morpho-genetic, ecophysiological and nutraceutical dimensions of Channa striata: Implication for sustainable aquaculture and functional food development. Aquaculture Reports, 46, 103308

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  2. Pervin, R., Ahmed, S., Tasnim, N., Khan, N., Awal, R., Shahriar, S.I., Tanu, M.B., & Parvez, I. (2026). Growth and Reproductive Biology of Striped snakehead (Channa striata) in the Drought-Stressed Atrai River: Implications for Aquaculture and Conservation. Aquaculture Studies, 26, AQUAST2714

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  3.  Pervin, R., Tasnim, N., Rahman, M., Awal, M. R., Begum Tanu, M., & Parvez, I. (2026). Effect of Gradual Weaning on Survival and Growth of Channa striata (Channidae) Larvae under Different Feeding Regimes. Current Applied Science and Technology, e0267636

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  4. Tasnim, N., Alam, A., Leon, M. A. R., Islam, S., Jannat, K., Lota, S. R. S., ...Pervin, R & Parvez, I. (2026). Biodiversity, abundance, and spatial distribution of Gracilaria species along St. Martin’s Island, Bangladesh, with molecular validation of selected taxa. Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science, 110045. 

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  5.  Awal, M. R., Rahman, M. A., Pervin, R., & Bhadra, A. (2025). Pioneering Hormone‐Induced Breeding of Esomus danricus in Bangladesh: A Milestone for Conservation and Reproduction. Aquaculture, Fish and Fisheries, 5(6), e70157

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  6. Parvez, I., Ahmed, S., Tasnim, N., Pervin, R., Alam, M. A., Khan, M. N., ... & Pradit, S. (2025). Heavy metal contamination in freshwater habitats impairs the growth and reproductive health of wild spotted snakehead Channa punctata (Channidae) in Bangladesh. Heliyon, 11(4)

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  7. Awal, M. R., Pervin, R., Rahman, M. A., Bhadra, A., Mahmud, Y., Tanu, M. B., & Parvez, I. (2024). Effect of hormonal treatment on artificial propagation, spawning performance and embryonic development of striped snakehead Channa striata (Bloch, 1793). Animal Reproduction Science, 267, 107521


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  8. Afrin, R. A., Hoshan, I., Pervin, R., Gupta, N., Khan, M. N., Alam, M. A., ... & Parvez, I. (2024). Genetic Status of Exotic Chinese Carp Hypophthalmichthys molitrix and Hypophthalmichthys nobilis through Mitochondrial Gene Cytochrome C Oxidase Subunit I (COI) in Bangladesh. Genetics of Aquatic Organisms, 8(1).

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  9.  Chhanda, M. S., Alam, M. R., Gupta, N., Begum, M. J. A., Hosen, M. H. A., & Pervin, R. (2023). Genarchopsis dasus and Camallanus anabantis parasites of Channa punctatus from Dinajpur Region of Bangladesh. Research in Agriculture Livestock and Fisheries, 10(3), 367-376

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  10.  Iffat-Ara, M.,  Pervin, R., Gupta, N., Akter, M. B., Ahmed, S., Patwary, Z. P., & Parvez, I. (2023). Biological aspects of three endangered species of Barilius from the Atrai River, Dinajpur, Bangladesh. Aquaculture, Aquarium, Conservation & Legislation, 16(3), 1284-1293
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  11.  Parvez,I.;Rumi,R.A.;Ray,P.R.;Hassan,M.M.;Sultana,S.;Pervin,R.;Suwnno,S.;Pradit,S.Invasion of African Clarias gariepinus Drives Genetic Erosion of the Indigenous C. batrachus  in Bangladesh. Biology 2022, 11, 252

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  12. Rubaiya Pervin, Mousumi Sarker Chhanda, Sabina Yeasmin, Kaniz Fatema and Nipa Gupta (2021). Livelihood status and vulnerabilities of small scale Fishermen around the Padma River of Rajshahi district. International J. Bioscience.18(4):164-172


  13. M Afzal Hossain, Hafizur Rahman Dipu, Rupak Kumar Jhan and Rubaiya Pervin. (2020). Spatial and temporal changes of plankton assemblages in Atrai River, Bangladesh. International J Fisheries and Aquatic Studies.8(3):15-21


  14. Kaniz Fatema, Kamrun Naher, Krishna Chandra Roy and Rubaiya Pervin.(2018). Pond fish culture and livelihood status of fish farmers in Parbatipur Upazila of Dinajpur district, Bangladesh. J. Fisheries. 6(3):639-644


  15. Jasmin Naher, Shirin Akhter, Rubaiya pervin, Vikash Chandra Roy, Md Abul Mansur (2018). A comparative study on quality aspect of three native species Wallago attu (Boal), Notopterus Chitela (Chital) and Mystus aor (Ayr) as fresh and Frozen storage condition. International J. Fisheries and Aquatic Studies. 6(6):183-185


  16. Md. Hafiz All Hosen, Rubaiya Pervin and Sheik Istiak Md. Shahriar. 2017. Changes in growth performances, survival rate and water quality parameter of pond on different stocking density of Gulsha Tengra (Mystus cavasius) in a monoculture system. International J.of Fisheries and Aquatic Studies. 5(6):52-56


  17. M. R. Haque, N. Nahar, R. Pervin and M. A. Samad. 2016. Comparison of performance between organic farming and traditional farming of freshwater prawn in respect of production and economics. J. Environ. Sci. & Natural Resources. 9(1): 109-116


  18. Faishal Ibna Hossain, Md. Idris Miah, Md. Hafiz All Hosen, Rubaiya pervin, Md. Rezoanul Haque. 2015. Study of the fisheries and socio-economic condition of fishermen of the Punorvaba River in sadar upazila, Dinajpuer. J. Fisheries. 3(1):239-244


  19. Md. Rezoanul Haque, Mahmuda Akter, Rubaiya pervin. 2014. Effects of C/N Controlled Periphyton based organic farming of freshwater prawn on water quality parameters and biotic factors. J. Fisheries. 2(2):125-134


  20.  R. Pervin, M.A. Wahab, K. Fatema and M.S.R. Khan. 2012. Effects of addition of mola at different densities on production of giant freshwater prawn. J. Bangladesh Agril. Univ. 10(1): 163-167

  21.  K. Fatema, M.A. Wahab, R. Pervin, M.S.R. Khan and H.C. Roy. 2011. Comparison of growth and production performance between male and female giant freshwater prawn in combination with mola. J. Environ. Sci. & Natural Resources. 4(2):137-142

Conference Papers

  1. Pervin, R., Hayeewachi, L., Sinso, T. and Wangkulangkul, K (2024, October 28). Impacts of fish cage farming on underlying sediments and macrofauna of Songkhla Lagoon System, Southern Thailand (Paper presentation). The International Bioscience Conference and the 9th Joint International PSU-UNS Bioscience Conference 2024; Songkhla, Thailand


  2. Afsana Sonia, Rubaiya Pervin and Imran Parvez (2023, March 11). Annotated checklist of freshwater Siluriform fishes of Bangladesh through vigorous review and DNA barcoding method [Paper presentation]. FSB-YFSC 2023: Fisheries Society of Bangladesh - Young Fisheries Scientists Conference, Dhaka, Bangladesh


  3. Imran Parvez , Robiul Islam, Farjana Khanom, Yeasmin Ara, Rubaiya Pervin, and Selina Yeasmine (17 November, 2022). Unexploited shellfish resources of Bay of Bengal: potential for the sustainable blue economoy development of Bangladesh(Paper presentation) on “Un-decade of ocean science – imperatives for Bangladesh” organized by: Bangabandhu Sheikh Mujibur Rahman Maritime University (BSMRMU), Bangladesh


  4. Rubaiya Pervin and Md. Rahat Alam (28 May, 2022). Diversity of plankton and their seasonal variation in the Ramsagar lake, Dinajpur (Paper presentation). A conference of 9th Biennial Fisheries Conference and Research Fair 2022 of the Bangladesh Fisheries Research Forum (BFRF)


  5. Imran Parvez, Tapati Barman, Purnima Rani Ray, Rubaya Pervin, Nipa Gupta, Shirin Sultana, and Md. Mahbubul Hassan.( 28 – 29 May, 2022). 16s rRNA gene dependent f1 crossbreed detection in Bangladesh: potential for conservation and aquaculture (Paper presentation). A conference of 9th Biennial Fisheries Conference and Research Fair 2022 of the Bangladesh Fisheries Research Forum (BFRF)


Others

  1. Statistical Analysis Training Program (SATP) under the sub-project HEQEP CP3319 titled “Improvement of Research Capabilities of the Teachers and Postgraduate Student of HSTU through Training on Research Methodology and Statistical Analysis Techniques and Development of Digital Statistical Laboratory

  2. Workshop on “Improving quality seed and grow-out systems of Tilapia in Bangladesh ” organized by World Fish, at RDRS auditorium, in Rangpur, 21 May, 2022



Awards and SCHOLARSHIPS

  1. Graduate Internship Scholarship, 2024-25

    Funded by: Prince of Songkla University, Hat yai, Thailand.

  2. University Granted Commission (UGC), PhD fellowship, 2021-2022

    Funded by: University Granted Commission (UGC)

  3. National Science, Information and Communication Technology, Bangladesh Fellowship 2012

    Funded by: National Science, Information and Communication Technology

  4. University Granted Commission (UGC), Bangladesh Scholarship at graduate level; 2008

    Funded by: University Granted Commission (UGC)


PROJECTS

  1. Assessment of potential impacts of seabass cage farming on sediments and benthic macrofauna in a shallow coastal lagoon.

    Funded by: Prince of Songkla University, Hat yai, Thailand.

    Position: Intern

    Description: Duration: July 2024 to December 2024

  2. Heavy metal contamination in freshwater habitats impairs the growth and reproductive health of wild spotted snakehead Channa punctata (Channidae) in Bangladesh

    Funded by: Prince of Songkla University, Hat yai, Thailand.

    Position: Co-Investigator

    Description: Duration: 2024-2025

  3. Genetic identification and induced breeding of threatened indigenous species, Channa striata (bloch, 1793) for seed production

    Funded by: University Granted Commission (UGC)

    Position: Research Associate

    Description: Duration: 2022-2025

  4. Livelihood status and vulnerabilities of small scale fishermen around the Padma River of Rajshahi district

    Funded by: National Science, Information and Communication Technology, Bangladesh

    Position: Principle investigator

    Description: July 2018-December 2018

  5. Spatial and temporal changes of plankton assemblages in Atrai River

    Funded by: National Science, Information and Communication Technology, Bangladesh

    Position: Principle investigator

    Description: Duration: 1 Jan 2017 to Dec 2017

  6. Effects of addition of mola at different densities on production of giant freshwater prawn.

    Funded by: USAID supported Collaborative Research Support Program (CRSP)

    Position: Research Fellow

    Description: Duration: 1 July, 2010 to 30 November, 2011


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