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Lincon Chandra Shill is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Food Technology and Nutrition Science at Noakhali Science and Technology University. His research interests include molecular nutrition, immunometabolism, nutritional genomics, inflammation, and public health nutrition. He has published more than 30 peer-reviewed articles focusing on obesity, type 2 diabetes, food safety, maternal nutrition, and gene–disease associations in Bangladesh. His work combines molecular epidemiology, nutrition science, and population health research to address chronic and infectious disease challenges in low-resource settings.
Lincon Chandra Shill is an Assistant Professor in the Department of Food Technology and Nutrition Science at Noakhali Science and Technology University. He completed both his BSc in Food Technology and Nutrition Science and MSc in Food Safety and Public Health from the same institution, achieving First Class First position in both degrees. His research focuses on molecular nutrition, immunometabolism, nutritional genomics, inflammation, and gene–environment interactions in chronic and infectious diseases. His work particularly investigates the relationship between genetic polymorphisms, metabolic pathways, and disease susceptibility in low-resource populations of Bangladesh. He has conducted extensive research on obesity, type 2 diabetes mellitus, cardiovascular disease, renal complications, maternal and child nutrition, food safety, and environmental health. Mr. Shill has authored and co-authored more than 30 peer-reviewed scientific publications in internationally recognized journals, including studies on FTO, TCF7L2, and KCNJ11 gene polymorphisms, nutritional epidemiology, public health nutrition, heavy metal exposure, breastfeeding practices, and food safety. His research integrates biomarker-based disease assessment, omics-related approaches, and population-based nutrition research to support evidence-based interventions and public health policy. Prior to joining academia as a faculty member, he worked as a Research Associate in the WorldFish ECOFISH-II Project and served as a Research Assistant at Noakhali Science and Technology University, where he contributed to molecular nutrition and population health research projects. He also possesses laboratory expertise in PCR, gel electrophoresis, spectrophotometry, microbiological techniques, and statistical analysis using SPSS and R. Alongside his academic career, he has actively participated in scientific seminars, nutrition awareness initiatives, youth nutrition movements, and leadership activities. His achievements include receiving the University Grants Commission Fellowship, National Science and Technology Fellowship, and Best Poster Presentation Award at the National Science Conference. His long-term academic goal is to pursue advanced doctoral training in molecular nutrition and immunology to explore immunometabolic and inflammatory mechanisms underlying chronic and infectious diseases through integrative omics and translational research approaches.
Introduction to Food Technology and Nutrition Science (FTNS1101), Inorganic & Physical Chemistry (FTNS1103), Microeconomics (FTNS1107), Introductory Microbiology (FTNS1203), Food Chemistry (FTNS1205), Biochemistry: Micronutrient (FTNS 2101), Human Anatomy (FTNS 2103), Food Microbiology-I (FTNS 2107), Instrumental Method and Analysis (FTNS 2109), Biochemistry: Macronutrient (FTNS 2201), Biostatistics (FTNS 2203), Food Microbiology-Ii (FTNS 2207), Nutritional Biochemistry- I (FTNS 3101), Clinical Nutrition (FTNS 3103),Nutritional Problems (FTNS 3201), Maternal and Child Nutrition (FTNS 3203), Nutritional Biochemistry- II (FTNS 4101), Community Nutrition and Public Health (FTNS 4107), Nutrition in Emergencies (FTNS 4203), Computing and Data Analysis (FTNS 4209);
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