The National Institute of Nuclear Medicine and Allied Sciences (NINMAS) at Bangladesh Medical University (BMU) inaugurated a new research cell and a modern library to enhance research and diagnostic services. The inauguration took place on Tuesday at the D Block of the BMU campus, followed by a gathering of current and former professors, doctors, scientists, resident students, and staff at the Dr. Kamaluddin Ahmed Auditorium.

Speakers at the event highlighted the importance of nuclear medicine as a unique integration of science, healthcare, and human welfare. They noted that under the leadership of NINMAS Director Professor Dr. A. K. M. Fazlul Bari, the institute has expanded its research and service capacity. The newly established research cell, upgraded digital library, and reorganized Nuclear Café are part of this initiative. The modernized library was named after Professor Dr. M. A. Karim in recognition of his pioneering contributions to nuclear medicine in Bangladesh.

A documentary on NINMAS activities was screened, and scientific papers were presented by faculty members. Participants praised the institute’s efforts to foster a research-friendly environment and improve healthcare services.