I have held a long-standing fascination with various types of materials and their unique properties. It was during my undergraduate studies that I took a course in materials science, which fundamentally transformed the way I think about materials. This experience ignited my thirst for in-depth knowledge in this field, driving me to actively seek research opportunities at my university. I proactively reached out to professors, leading to a research opportunity that I embarked on towards the end of my university studies. In addition to practical research, I also engaged in computational research utilizing Density Functional Theory (DFT), particularly focused on perovskite-type materials. My dedication and hard work in this area led to the publication of one of my research works in a journal of Nature named "Scientific Reports". Currently, I am actively pursuing my passion for experimental research as a research assistant in a well-regarded laboratory in Bangladesh.

During the challenging times of the Covid-19 pandemic, I contributed to a project aimed at inventing an automated fogger spray machine. This innovation was intended to mitigate the rapid spread of Covid-19. I successfully completed this project as part of my undergraduate machinery coursework during my 6th semester. Looking ahead, my aspiration is to become a renowned researcher in Bangladesh and make meaningful contributions to the scientific community. I am currently seeking Phd research opportunities to further my research at a higher level.