Dhaka, 27 February 2026 – The Military Institute of Science and Technology (MIST) in Bangladesh hosted a special screening of the RT-produced documentary “NICA. Made in Russia” on 25 February, drawing keen interest from students, faculty, and invited guests passionate about science, technology, and international research collaboration.
The 25-minute film explores the groundbreaking NICA (Nuclotron-based Ion Collider fAcility) project at the Joint Institute for Nuclear Research (JINR) in Dubna, Russia. It highlights Russia's leading advancements in high-energy physics while showcasing the collaborative spirit of international scientists building one of the world's most ambitious particle accelerator infrastructures. NICA aims to recreate conditions of the early universe, addressing fundamental questions in particle physics and matter origins.
The event, organized in line with global screenings marking Russian Science Day, offered participants valuable insights into cutting-edge scientific infrastructure, the pivotal role of fundamental research in technological progress, and the vast potential of international academic partnerships.
Audience members expressed particular fascination with NICA's global character and the opportunities it opens for young researchers worldwide. The screening sparked lively curiosity about Russia's mega-science initiatives and their implications for global knowledge.
A dynamic post-screening discussion followed, where attendees exchanged views on scientific innovation, educational prospects in Russia, and ways to further strengthen academic ties between Bangladesh and the Russian Federation. Participants emphasized the importance of such initiatives in fostering deeper bilateral cooperation in higher education and research.
This screening at MIST served as a vital platform to ignite enthusiasm for advanced research among Bangladeshi students and promote meaningful scientific dialogue. Events like these underscore the growing convergence of interests in science diplomacy between the two nations, paving the way for future joint endeavors in frontier technologies.
The event, organized in line with global screenings marking Russian Science Day, offered participants valuable insights into cutting-edge scientific infrastructure, the pivotal role of fundamental research in technological progress, and the vast potential of international academic partnerships.
Audience members expressed particular fascination with NICA's global character and the opportunities it opens for young researchers worldwide. The screening sparked lively curiosity about Russia's mega-science initiatives and their implications for global knowledge.
A dynamic post-screening discussion followed, where attendees exchanged views on scientific innovation, educational prospects in Russia, and ways to further strengthen academic ties between Bangladesh and the Russian Federation. Participants emphasized the importance of such initiatives in fostering deeper bilateral cooperation in higher education and research.
This screening at MIST served as a vital platform to ignite enthusiasm for advanced research among Bangladeshi students and promote meaningful scientific dialogue. Events like these underscore the growing convergence of interests in science diplomacy between the two nations, paving the way for future joint endeavors in frontier technologies.
