About Me

Hello! I’m an undergraduate Physics student at Shahjalal University of Science and Technology, Sylhet. My research interests lie in computational physics, Fourier optics, physics-informed neural networks, and high-performance computing (HPC). I’m particularly interested in using computational methods to connect physical models with real-world scientific data.

My current work focuses on microscopy image analysis, where I am exploring Fourier-domain features and computational imaging techniques for understanding and processing microscopic images. As part of this project, I am working toward incorporating physics-informed neural networks (PINNs) to bring physical constraints into the learning process. Alongside research, I have spent about a year working hands-on with CPU-based HPC cluster deployment, Linux systems and parallel computing.

Beyond academics, I enjoy reading books and playing chess. I like understanding how things work, from the underlying physics and mathematics to the computational systems used to solve them.

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