Awards & Honors

Major Grants and Funding

Dr. Chowdhury's work has been extensively supported by leading international organizations, including funding from:

NOAA PEAC Grants:

These grants have been pivotal in supporting his research on ENSO variability, seasonal climate forecasting, and hazard management for the U.S.-Affiliated Pacific Islands. The funding has enabled Dr. Chowdhury to develop critical tools for predicting climate-related risks and enhancing preparedness in climate-sensitive regions.

Awards & Recognitions

Dr. Md Rashed Chowdhury has garnered international recognition for his groundbreaking research in climate science, water resource management, and environmental hazards. His work, particularly on the impacts of ENSO and climate change adaptation, has earned him numerous prestigious awards:

Fulbright U.S. Scholar Award, USA (2021):

This prestigious award recognized Dr. Chowdhury's exceptional contributions to climate science, particularly his efforts to improve disaster preparedness and resilience in vulnerable regions.

UCAR Postdoctoral Award, USA (2003):

Awarded for his pioneering postdoctoral research on climate variability and hazard management in the U.S.-Affiliated Pacific Islands.

STA Postdoctoral Award, Japan (1998):

This award highlighted Dr. Chowdhury’s innovative research in hydro-meteorological variability and its implications for coastal hazards in Asia.

Monbusho Japanese Scholarship, Japan (1991):

Granted to support Dr. Chowdhury’s early career research in environmental science, this scholarship underlined his academic excellence and potential as a leader in the field.