Dr. Hosne Ara Begum (Professor)

Contact Phone No. 01797260855, 01821490355 (WhatsApp)

Email: hosneara@ye.butex.edu.bd, hosneara1968@gmail.com

Google Scholar: https://scholar.google.com/citations?user=f50ZCuwAAAAJ&hl=en

Present Status: Professor (Grade-2)

Dean, Faculty of Textile Engineering

Bangladesh University of Textiles

Professor Dr. Hosne Ara Begum is the Head of the Department of Yarn Engineering. She is the first female technical teacher of BUTEX who is tuning and teaching students with full heart in the areas of Textile fiber, Jute and Cotton yarn manufacturing including Textile Testing and Quality Control. She had started her carrier as a Lecturer in the year of 1995 through public service commission and ministry of education at former College of Textile Technology, now BUTEX securing first position among some newly appointed lecturers. She was the first registrar of BUTEX and successfully run seven months and accomplished up to fifth syndicate of newly born university. She was the hall super as well as the hall provost of Sheikh Hasina Hall for more than 10 years. Many successful female textile engineers have come out from the hall and enjoyed facilities of good governance at her time. She was the 1st editor of ‘Bangladesh Journal of Textile Science and Engineering’(BJTSE), which is the only journal of BUTEX. Now she is engaging herself to distribute her experience and knowledge among students along with doing research on different natural fibers mainly Jute, Areca and Banana with asustainable and environmental friendly way. More than 15 Thesis(M.Sc) have been completed through her supervision. She is a fellow member of Institute of Engineers of Bangladesh (IEB) and life member of Institute of Textile Engineers and Technologist(ITET), Bangladesh. She is an external member of a research technical committee of Bangladesh Jute Research Institute (BJRI). She is also a member of a technical committee ‘Feasibility study of Viscose Rayon Manufacturing from Jute Fiber’ of Bangladesh Jute Mill Corporation (BJMC).

Synthesis, characterization, and cytotoxicity studies of nanocellulose extracted from okra (Abelmoschus Esculentus) fiber

Employing Response Surface Methodology in the Production of Elastic Jute Yarn Suitable for Stretch-denim Applications

Surface modification of Luffa and Maize fibers by using alkali medium

Elastic jute yarn suitable for stretch-denim

Sustainable development of three distinct starch based bio-composites reinforced with the cotton spinning waste collected from fiber preparation stage

Effect of fibre loading on mechanical properties of jute fibre bundle reinforced gypsum composites

An approach to improve the existing ribbon retting of jute fibre using concrete tank and natural catalyst

Investigation of the Feasibility and Physico-Mechanical Properties of Jute/Polypropylene Blended Yarns

Design and Fabrication of an Instrument for Splitted Jute Fiber Length Measurement

Fabrication and characterization of jute-covered core-spun yarn produced on flyer-spinning frame

Auxetic Yarn: Fundamentals, Influencing Parameters, Application Areas and Challenges

Sustainable Development in Textile and Ready-Made Garment Sectors in Bangladesh and Innovation for Poor Population in Asia

Analysis of water absorption of different natural fibers, Journal of Textile Science and Technology

Thomas Stegmaier, Effect of Oil and Oil-Free Emulsion on Jute Fiber Processing and Yarn Properties, International Journal of Scientific &Technology Research

Antibacterial electro spun nano fibers from poly(vinyl alcohol) and Mikania micrantha with augmented moisture properties: formation and evaluation

Abu Bakr Siddique,Modification of Adapter in Auto Cone Winding Machine for Better Performance, International Journal of Recent Technology and Engineering

Modification of Drafting Zone of Jute Flyer Spinning Frame to Improve the Jute Yarn Quality, European Scientific Journal

Analysis of the Adsorption of Toxic Chromium(VI) by Untreated and Chitosan Treated Banana and Areca Fiber, Journal of Textile Science and Technology

An Over view on the Spinning Triangle Based Modifications of Ring Frame to Reduce the Staple Yarn Hairiness”, Journal of Textile Science and Technology

Investigating the Interactive Effect of Card Cylinder Speed and Roller Gauge Settings of Breaker Drawing on Combed Yarn Evenness and Imperfections Advances in Applied Sciences

Investigating the Physical Properties of Treated and Untreated Jute Fiber- Polyester Composites

Yarn Structure and Advantageous Characteristics of Vortex Spun Yarn and Fabric

Study on the Various Types of Needle Based and Needleless Electrospinning System for Nanofiber Production

Thomas Stegmaier, Investigation on the Spinability of Fine Areca Fiber, Journal of The Textile Institute

Comparative Study of Areca Fiber Reinforced Polyester Composite and Plywood, European Scientific Journal

Analysis of physico-mechanical properties of jute and polyester blended yarn

Investigation of Functional Properties Changing in Different Chemical Treatment of Various Cellulosic Fiber using FTIR

The Effect of Chemical Treatment on Tensile Strength and Weight of Banana Stem fiber after Treating with Various Chemical, IOSR Journal of Dental and Medical Science

Effect of Carding Ratio of Jute Finisher Card on Processing Performance and Sliver Quality,International Journal of Textile Science

American Journal of Engineering Research

A Novel Technique to use Waste Jute Fibre as a Blend Component with Polyester

Effects of Vibration on Tension and Propertiesof Ring Spun Yarn

A way to Reduce Friction between Ring and Traveler of a Spinning Frame

Study on the Construction of Polyethylene Substitute Fabrics produced in Handlooms from Jute and Jute Cotton Blended Yarn

Effect of Blend Ratio and Material Preparation on the Physical Properties of Jute-Cotton Blended Rotor Spun Yarn

Comparative Analysis of Ring, Compact and Siro-Spun Yarn

1. Hosne Ara Begum, “Contribution of Textiles and Clothing Industry on Socio-Economic Development of Bangladesh.”Arranged by ITET, Dhaka Bangladesh, 2014.
2. Hosne Ara Begum, A New Spinnable Fiber in Asian Region.” Arranged by ICTA, Dhaka Bangladesh, 2010
3. Reajul Islam , Hosne Ara Begum, Analysis of the Physico- Mechnical Properties of Jute Polypropylene Blended Yarn, International Conference on Mechanical Industrial and Materials Engineering ICMIME 2015 MS-17 (104) 2015, RUET, Rajshahi, Bangladesh.
4. Hosne Ara Begum Abu Bakr Siddique, Md. Maksud Helali, Effect of Frequency and Amplitude of Vibration on Ring-Traveller Friction of Ring Spinning Frame International Conference on Mechanical Industrial and Materials Engineering ICM IME 2013 AM-05 (114-119) 2013, RUET, Rajshahi, Bangladesh.
5. 5. H. A Begum, M.M. Helali, Application of vibration for Reduction of Ring – Traveller Friction of a ring Spinning Frame, International Conference on Mechanical Engineering ICM E11-AM-044, 2011(18-220 December) Bangladesh
Book Chapter
Abu Bakr Siddique, Hosne Ara Begum and Dominic Berndt, Sustainable Textile and Fashion Value Chains, Drivers, Concepts, Theories and Solutions Chapter 18; Sustainable Development in Textile and Ready-made Garments Sectors of Bangladesh and Innovation for Poor Population in Asia Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021

1. Introduction to Textile Engineering,Dr. Hosne Ara, Dr. A.B. Siddique, Md. Rashedul Islam, Sharif Ahmed, Books Fair Publications, 2012, Bangladesh.
2. Textile Fiber: Natural Fiber, Dr. Hosne Ara, Dr. A.B. Siddique, Books Fair Publications, 2013, Bangladesh.
3. Introduction to application of Computers in Textile,Dr. A.B. Siddique Dr. Hosne Ara, Hafiz Book Center, Dhaka, Bangladesh
4. Machine Technology& Maintenance of Textile Machinery, Dr. A.B. Siddique, Dr. Hosne Ara, Mr. Pratik Sarkar Hafiz Book Center, Dhaka, Bangladesh
5. Production Planning and Control,Md. Shafiqur Rahman, Md. Ahsan Habib,Dr. A.B. Siddique Dr. Hosne Ara, Books Fair Publications, 2013 , Dhaka, Bangladesh.

Field of interest:

• Sustainable, natural, biodegradable and environmental friendly process and product development
• Jute process and product development
• New process development of Areca and Banana fiber
• Utilization of wastage of cotton and jute mill
• Utilization of Apparel and Garments wastage
• Biodegradable and environmental friendly composite manufacturing