Bronze Medal - International University Physics Competition - 2020 

The University Physics Competition is a global competition designed for undergraduate students. They form teams of three from their respective colleges and universities worldwide. Over the course of a weekend in November, spanning 48 hours, participants engage in the analysis of a real-world scenario through the lens of physics. They are then required to craft a formal paper detailing their findings. This year, my fellow teammates and I achieved the status of "Bronze Medal" recipients in the competition. We had the privilege of being mentored by our faculty advisor, Mohammad Muntasir Hassan, who is currently pursuing a Ph.D. at Caltech.

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Silver Medal - International University Physics Competition - 2019

It was our inaugural entry into the "University Physics Competition," and we were absolute novices when it came to such contests. Surprisingly, we managed to secure a "Silver Medal" at the competition. Specifically, we tackled the challenge known as "Design A Roller Coaster." We used MAPLE software to analyze the structure. Using FVD++ Software the roller coaster was designed in 3D.  I would like to extend our gratitude to our supervisor, Dipjoti Paul, who is presently pursuing a Ph.D. at MIT.

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