Dr. Mohammed Nasim, Assistant Professor at IUT, Bangladesh, Receives Grant for Motorcycle accident data collection 


The American Association for Automotive Medicine's (AAAM) Motorcycle Safety Special Interest Group (SIG) has announced the recipient of a significant research grant aimed at enhancing motorcycle safety in Low- and Middle-Income Countries (LMICs). Dr. Mohammed Nasim, an esteemed Assistant Professor in the Department of Mechanical and Production Engineering at the Islamic University of Technology (IUT) in Gazipur, Bangladesh, emerged as the deserving winner of this $5,000 mini-grant.

The purpose of this grant is to facilitate comprehensive research on motorcycle safety through the collection and analysis of real-world data. The research activities are scheduled to take place between April and December 2023, focusing on understanding the dynamics of motorcycle safety and identifying key factors contributing to accidents within LMICs.

Expressing immense excitement and gratitude for this prestigious award, Dr. Mohammed Nasim emphasized the vital role of data collection in unraveling the complex facets of motorcycle safety. He underscored the potential impact of their research, envisioning evidence-based interventions that can significantly mitigate risks and enhance the safety of motorcyclists.

In his role as the Principal Investigator, Dr. Nasim brings a wealth of experience and expertise in Mechanical Engineering, injury biomechanics, product design for safety, and material behavior. The grant not only provides crucial financial support but also opens avenues for collaboration, knowledge sharing, and engagement with a broader network of motorcycle safety enthusiasts and experts.

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 Dr. Mohammed Nasim
 Assistant Professor, Islamic University of Technology
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