Dhaka: The Ziaur Rahman Foundation (ZRF) is set to organise the annual science fair titled 'In Search of Future Scientists-2026 (Bhavishyot Biggyanir Khojey)' for the third time. The event aims to showcase the innovative potential of Bangladesh's youth at both national and international levels.
According to Bangladesh Sangbad Sangstha, the announcement was made through a press release issued today. It stated that students, innovators, researchers, engineers, and technology enthusiasts aged 18 or above from any public or private university, medical college, or technology institution in the country are eligible to participate in the fair.
The press release invites interested teachers and students to register by September 30. Participants are encouraged to submit original projects, including those focused on artificial intelligence, robotics, agricultural technology, health technology, renewable energy, and smart solutions. Previously presented projects will not be accepted, and participants are required to present their models in person.
At the event, selected innovators will have the chance to present their projects before ZRF President and Prime Minister Tarique Rahman and Vice-Chairperson Dr Zubaida Rahman. The top five young winners of the competition will receive special financial assistance to create startups, aiming to foster new entrepreneurs. Additionally, the winners will be awarded gold, silver, and bronze medals.