Molecular Quantum Mechanics
Built my foundational understanding of atomic-level interactions and approximation theories. Key concepts applied in my research.
Quantum Materials & Low-Dimensional Nanoelectronics
I'm an early-stage independent researcher from Bangladesh, passionate about quantum materials and nanoscale phenomena. My work aims to understand the physical properties of nanomaterials through first-principles calculations, exploring how atomically thin structures can lead to new opportunities in electronics, photonics, and information functionalities.
I'm particularly interested in how spins, light, and topology interconnect at the subatomic level, and how we can harness these aspects for future technologies.
Built my foundational understanding of atomic-level interactions and approximation theories. Key concepts applied in my research.
My introduction to NEGF theory. Chosen for its precise explanations, abundant figures, and intuitive approach to transport properties.
Exceptional for self-study—creates intuitive scenarios before detailed explanations. Excellent for understanding topological insulators, disordered transport, and Majorana zero modes from first principles.
Discovered during a power blackout. Amazed by how intricate concepts could be explained conversationally. Focused on propagators, statistical mechanics, Klein-Gordon equations, and cavity dynamics.
Fundamental understanding of intrinsic magnetism and defect-induced magnetizations in low-dimensional systems.
Sparked my curiosity about spin-photon coupling through QED-DFT approaches—a direction I hope to pursue as my expertise develops.