On 8th August 2026, as an integral part of Research Fair 2026, the Research Poster Presentation was successfully organized from 1:30 PM to 3:30 PM at the Academic Classrooms — K-106, K-112, and L-108 at Green University of Bangladesh. The session brought together Research Assistant (RA) Candidates and members of the Green University Research and Publication Community (GURPC) in an engaging environment dedicated to research, learning, knowledge sharing, and innovation. The Research Poster Presentation provided the RA Candidates with an opportunity to showcase their ongoing and completed research projects through academic posters. They presented their research ideas, objectives, methodologies, findings, and key insights while interacting directly with visitors and fellow researchers. The session not only highlighted the research activities of the RA Candidates but also created a valuable platform for them to develop their research communication, presentation, and academic engagement skills.A key highlight of the session was the participation of the GURPC members, who visited the poster presentations and gained valuable firsthand exposure to the research process. Through direct interaction with the RA Candidates, they learned how to effectively present a research poster, how a research project progresses through different stages, and how research findings can be communicated and visualized in a clear, practical, and engaging manner. The experience offered them a practical understanding of research beyond theoretical learning and helped them observe how research ideas are transformed into structured academic presentations. ✨The session also featured an interactive token-based evaluation system, making the poster presentation more participatory and engaging for visitors. Visitors were provided with tokens to recognize and appreciate the posters they found most impactful, interesting, informative, or thought-provoking. Based on their interest and engagement, visitors submitted their tokens to the respective poster presenters. At the end of the session, the collected tokens were carefully counted and used as part of the token-based scoring process, giving the presenters an opportunity to receive direct recognition from the audience.Overall, the Research Poster Presentation served as more than just a showcase of research—it became a meaningful learning and knowledge-sharing experience where researchers presented, visitors explored, GURPC members learned, and ideas connected. The session reflected the spirit of research, innovation, practical learning, collaboration, and academic excellence, contributing to the development of a vibrant and sustainable research culture at Green University of Bangladesh.