Profile
I am a graduate student in theoretical physics at the University of Manitoba, where I work with Professor Andrew Frey and Professor Margaret Carrington. I completed my undergraduate degree in Physics at BRAC University in Bangladesh. My research interests are centered on theoretical high-energy physics, particularly string theory, string phenomenology, particle physics, and quantum information. During my undergraduate studies, I worked on warped compactifications in supergravity, time-dependent backgrounds in string theory, and early-universe cosmology.
Current research
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Education
BSc in Physics, BRAC University, 2026. Undergraduate thesis: “Warped Compactification in Supergravity: A p-Brane Model.”
Research Experience
Undergraduate Research Assistant, BRAC University (December 2025 - May 2026). Worked on “Time Dependent Backgrounds in String Theory and Early Universe Cosmology.” Research Intern, ICTP Physics Without Frontiers: Physics for Bangladesh (July - October 2025). Studied time-dependent backgrounds in string theory, differential forms, variational methods, and nonlinear differential equations.
Skills
Theoretical physics; string theory and supergravity; differential geometry and differential forms; variational methods; nonlinear differential equations; Python; Cadabra.
Selected Achievements
Undergraduate Research Assistant on a BRAC University Research Seed Grant project. News Editor, BRACU Express.
Selected Publications
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Other information
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Writing And Outreach
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