Md Majharul Islam
Graduate Research Assistant, MSCAD LAB(Dr. Mantooth)SiC CMOS Process development, Process Design Kit, and Semiconductor Device Model groupUniversity of Arkansas, Fayetteville.Md Majharul Islam
Graduate Research Assistant, MSCAD LAB(Dr. Mantooth)SiC CMOS Process development, Process Design Kit, and Semiconductor Device Model groupUniversity of Arkansas, Fayetteville.Research Interest
Semiconductor Devices Physics, Compact modeling, Process and Fabrication Technology. SiC-based CMOS Process and Technology Development, Process design kit, and EDA integration.
Majharul M. Islam is a graduate student at the University of Arkansas, Fayetteville, conducting research in the MSCAD Lab under the supervision of Prof. Alan Mantooth. His work focuses on semiconductor device modeling and CMOS process development with a specialization in wide bandgap semiconductors (particularly SiC). He is involved in Test structure design, device characterization, parameter extraction, compact modeling, model customization, Process Design Kit (PDK) development, and technology development, as well as AI-enabled device modeling for efficient device simulation and design.
He is a former Sonargaon University, Dhaka, faculty member in the Department of EEE. Also worked as an Assistant General Manager (AGM) for the largest state-owned electricity distribution authority, the Bangladesh Rural Electrification Board (BREB).
He completed his Bachelor’s in Electrical and Electronic Engineering (B.Sc. in Engr.) from Shahjalal University of Science and Technology (SUST), Sylhet.
Additionally, he served and led different voluntary organizations, Involved in various academic, semi-academic, and extracurricular activities. Held many leadership roles in several organizations, including Vice President, Convener, and Team Leader.
I was also awarded a prestigious hi-tech park fellowship by the government. exchange program at Fujitsu Research Institute, Japan.
Member of IEEE and RISE fellow at the University of Arkansas.
#Recent Updates
Participated ICMC2025
Awarded Hearts Foundation RISE fellowship for RISE2024-2025 cohort with $1300 USD
Awarded a Research grant of $1000 USD for presenting research work at ICMC2025
Awarded the A.L. Chilton family scholarship for research worth $500 USD