At Plant Science Laboratory, SUST, I manage lab work, analyze data, write reports and manuscripts, and operate ICP-OES. I also work as a Research Assistant at International Research Collaboration Bangladesh (IRCB), where I designed and executed experiments.
My research examines how traffic intensity affects roadside tree physiology and elemental accumulation in Sylhet City. I’m also studying whether native fungal isolates can induce resin formation in Aquilaria malaccensis.
In research on water stress in Aquilaria malaccensis, I conducted biochemical analyses, measured nutrient content using ICP-OES, analyzed data in RStudio, and contributed to manuscript writing. My other work includes studying metal stress in neem and arjun and the use of water hyacinth and biochar in arsenic-contaminated soil.
I’ve presented research at national and international conferences and received the National Science and Technology Fellowship for 2025–2026. My training includes plant tissue culture, molecular biology techniques, microtomy, and Google Earth Engine.
