Leadership and Mentoring

Princeton University:

I had the opportunity to serve as a mentor for the following student projects-

Graduate Students:

Summer 2020: Development of a lock-in-amplifier based sensitive thin film conductivity measurement setup.

Spring 2020: Study of the polaron absorption features of organic semiconductors using charge modulation spectroscopy.

Summer 2019: Study of molecular energy state hybridization using electro-absorption spectroscopy.

Undergraduate Students:

NSF REU Program

Summer 2017: Luis Ortiz, University of Puerto Rico at Humacao. Added voltage-bias dependent measurement capabilities to the quantum efficiency measurement setup.

Andlinger Center for Energy and the Environment Undergraduate Summer Internships

Summer 2019: Development of a photothermal deflection spectroscopy measurement setup.

Princeton Junior Paper

Fall 2017: Effect of White Light Bias on Charge Transfer State Efficiency

Fall 2019: Measurement of Sub-Bandgap Absorption in Large Frontier Orbital Offset Donor-Acceptor Heterojunctions

Princeton Independent Research

Spring 2019: Development of an electro-absorption spectroscopy setup

United International University, Bangladesh:

Advised the following student thesis project-

Spring 2014: Design and Construction of a low cost and efficient charge controller for solar home systems in Bangladesh

Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology:

2008-2012: Led various undergraduate laboratory project groups- Electronic Voting Machine; Smart Energy Meter; E-Bot: Speech Driven Autonomous Humanoid Robot with 14 Degrees of Freedom.