Graduate researcher in soil & molecular biology working across coastal agriculture, silicon stress mitigation, and bioinformatics-driven discovery.
I'm a B.Sc. Agriculture graduate from Patuakhali Science and Technology University, working at the meeting point of soil science, molecular biology, and bioinformatics. My CV now spans BAS-USDA funded coastal soil research, silicon-mediated crop stress mitigation, protein characterization, publications, and student research leadership.
In-silico structural and functional protein characterization through modelling, docking, MSA, and sequence analysis.
Coastal saline soil, nutrient management, silicon mitigation, pot experiments, and trait analysis.
Founding President of PSTU Research Society and Co-founder of Bioinformatics Club, PSTU.
My degree at PSTU built the scientific foundation; BAS-USDA funded work took me into coastal field research; and scholarships plus a national case competition affirmed the path I'm building between the lab, the soil, and research leadership.
Five years and 180 credits at PSTU, graduating with a CGPA of 3.547/4.00 — grounded in agricultural science, soil management, plant biotechnology, and hands-on research design.
Research assistant on coastal unfavourable ecosystems — saline soil and nutrient management from sample collection and treatment setup through silicon mitigation, trait analysis, and data interpretation.
Education Board, BRAC merit, and primary school scholarships — plus first place with Team Sabuj Pathik at the 4th Youth Business Conference business case study competition.
Listening 8.0, Reading 7.0, Speaking 6.5, and Writing 6.0 — ready for international research communication, conference presentation, and scholarship applications.
Updated from the latest CV: coastal soil management, BRRI rice genotype field work, RTC-funded bioinformatics training, and agri-tech concept development.
Research experience under BAS-USDA PSTU CC and Bangladesh Academy of Sciences-supported work, focusing on saline soil, nutrient management, treatment application, trait analysis, and crop stress resilience.
First in-depth computational analysis of YP_001249320.1 — combining homology modelling, 250 ns MD simulations, and docking with eight flavonoid derivatives. Identified MOLPORT-003-935-831 as a top-performing binder (-8.5 kcal/mol).
A concept platform aggregating weather advisories, market prices, pest diagnostics, and treatment guidance directly into farmers' hands — bridging extension services with mobile technology.
Published articles, conference presentations, and under-review manuscripts across silicon-mediated stress tolerance, coastal agriculture, and computational protein characterization.
Bangladesh Journal of Agriculture, 50(1), 1-19 · DOI: 10.3329/bjagri.v50i1.82829
11th International PTC&B Conference, University of Dhaka · 24-26 January 2026
Heliyon · Manuscript HELIYON-D-25-11148
Journal of Genetic Engineering and Biotechnology · Manuscript JGEBIO-D-26-00036
Journal of Soil Science and Plant Nutrition · EMID: 6e17009eea1db52b
A working vocabulary spanning computational pipelines and wet-lab protocols.
Led research culture programs, including the Journey to Career seminar with bdjobs and supervised hands-on student research pathways.
Helping run Bioinformatics for Beginners and workshops connecting agricultural and fisheries research with bioinformatics tools.
Flagship program in collaboration with Bangladesh's largest job-seeking platform, helping students prepare for the workforce.
Winner with Team Sabuj Pathik - Green Travelers in a business case study competition.
Presented bioinformatics research on computational biology & dynamics simulations at the University of Dhaka.
From pot experiments and root scanning to chlorophyll fluorometry in the paddy — a glimpse into the hands-on work behind the data.
Field trials, certificates, research posters, lab workflows, workshops, and leadership moments — continuously scrolling archive.
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Research experience, publications, projects, awards, language score, and leadership work — packaged into the latest four-page CV for scholarship reviewers, supervisors, and collaborators.
I'm always open to conversations about bioinformatics, agricultural innovation, or building things that help researchers and farmers.