Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering, Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET)
Nanoscale Science & Technology (NST) research group, led by Professor Md. Kawsar Alam is interested in both the aspects of nanotechnology: Top-Down and Bottom-Up approaches. In one hand, we explore current commercial
trends of nanoscale methods/ technologies and research on the devices compatible with existing technologies. On the other hand, We work on structures, methods and devices that are not yet available commercially, but may be the future
of nanotechnology. We also work on analytical/ empirical/ semi-empirical/ compact modeling techniques of different devices to reduce huge memory and time requirement associated with numerical simulations and to improve computational efficiency
as well as understanding of physical phenomena of such devices. We are equipped with in-house 1D/2D/3D device simulators, widely used open-source molecular level device simulation software as well as some commercial software through
our collaborators.We also have access to standard High-Performance-Computing (HPC) facility to run our large-scale simulation works.
The publication page contains a list of our past/recent works published/presented in different research Journals or Conference Proceedings. However, you are also welcome to discuss your own research ideas. Currently, the group is open to the
students for their theses only (both graduate and undergraduate). If you are willing to join the NST research group as a thesis student, feel free to discuss your options with the Principal Investigator.
Explore this page along with the "Publications" page for getting some ideas on the research group members
and their performed theses.
Research Areas
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Nanoscale Device
Modeling and Simulation, Neuromorphic Computing Devices
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Ab-initio Simulation
Hartree-Fock, DFT, quantum MD Simulations
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Moelcular Dynamics
Molecular Dynamics Study to Verify Materials Stability
