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I’m Nazmus Saadat As-Saquib, a graduate researcher who is enthusiastic about pushing the boundaries of brain-inspired computing. My previous experiences with semiconductor materials and device fabrication have motivated me towards Hardware-Software Co-design. In pursuit of more efficient algorithms, I have now my focus in developing novel algorithms that mimic the sophisticated learning mechanisms of the human brain.

Beyond my research pursuits, I find joy in exploring the world and cherishing moments with my loved ones. Whether it’s traveling to new destinations or spending quality time with family and close friends, these experiences enrich my life and inspire my work.

Recent Updates

June, 2025: Elected as President (Chief Student Leader) of Bangladesh Student Association at Texas A&M University, College Station (BSA-TAMU) by popular votes of the community members for the period of 2025-26.
May, 2025: Submitted our paper, "Forward Target Propagation: A Forward-Only Approach to Global Error Credit Assignment via Local Losses " in a top CS conference. The paper is under review. Read it on arXiv.
January, 2025: Received Bangladesh-Sweden Trust Fund Travel Grant for Higher Studies from the Govt. of Bangladesh.
January, 2025: Starting Graduate Assistant - Teaching (GAT) position for the course- Intro to Digital System Design in the Spring 2025 at TAMU ECEN.
November, 2024: Our paper based on our undergraduate thesis, titled 'Impact of Doping and Defects on Thermal Transport of Monolayer GaN Nanoribbons: A Molecular Dynamics Simulation Study,' was accepted at the 13th International Conference on Electrical and Computer Engineering (ICECE 2024). Read it here.
May, 2024: Received NSF Travel Grant to attend the Emerging Memory Infrastructure Workshop at the 67th EIPBN International Conference on May 28-31, 2024 in La Jolla, San Diego, California, USA. The workshop will be led by Prof. Linda Katehi (jointly with Profs. Joshua Yang and Qianfei Xia)
April, 2024: Invited on an exclusive tour of the Samsung Austin Semiconductor facility, the largest semiconductor production center of Samsung outside of Korea. My comments on this exciting tour got featured in TAMU College of Engineering's newsletter!
March, 2024: My post on LinkedIn about the Samsung Austin Semiconductor Fellowship got featured in Samsung's local official newsletter!
January, 2024: Selected for Samsung Austin Semiconductor Fellowship for Spring/Fall 2024. As part of this Fellowship, I would be mentoring a group of undergrad students on a team project. The team will be working on fabricating new generation memory devices for analog in-memory computing. For more!
August, 2023: Joined as Graduate Assistant - Research (GAR) at RSW Memristor Lab, ECEN, Texas A&M University.
August, 2023: Started my Ph.D. journey at Texas A&M University, College Station, Texas, USA
July, 2023: Resigned from Power Grid Co. Bangladaesh (PGCB) Ltd. It was an amazing experience to be a part of a state organization. I have been working in project management and procurement related works, which are the skills not really taught in the academic arena. But these are really important in professional life, whether it's academia or industry. Thanks everyone at PGCB for this wonderful experience.
January, 2023: Accepted the offer for Ph.D at Texas A&M University, College Station as well as a Graduate Assistant - Research (GAR) position at RSW Memristor Lab (PI: Dr. Suin Yi)

Samsung Austin Semiconductor Visit (with other SAS fellows and advisors, April'24)

Me at AggieFab cleanroom (Dec'23)

First meeting with RSW Memristor Lab members (May'23)

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