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I am a postdoctoral research associate in Prof. Zahid hasan's lab in the Physics department at Princeton University. Here, I work on scanning tunneling microscopy, transport, and scanning photocurrent microscopy to explore topological quantum matter. I obtained my PhD in Electrical Engineering & Materials Science also at Princeton University. During my PhD, I worked in Prof. Shayegan's lab. My research broadly focuses on topological, quantum many-body phases of matter. I primarily leverage magneto-transport measurement techniques in millikelvin temperatures and high magnetic fields to study such phases.  I aspire to learn a new experimental technique to  study these phases from a different point of view. 

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Before attending graduate school, I served one and a half year as a Lecturer at Bangladesh University of Engineering & Technology (BUET), in Electrical and Electronic Engineering department.  I received my Bachelor in  2013 from the same University.