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I am working towards developing systems that allow citizen scientists and students to interactively run real biology experiments over the Internet - the main challenge here is to design and implement protocols that allows high-throughput biology equipments to be shared across many users seamlessly and concurrently. We call such a system "Cloud Experimentation," and this naturally draws on many diverse areas of engineering. For this work I am lucky to be supported by the BioX SIGF (Stanford Interdisciplinary Graduate Fellowship) and MPC-VCC scholarship (Max Planck Center of Visual Computing and Communications).

Lately I am also working on simulations of micro-swimmers at low reynold number environment, which combines my interest in computer graphics and visualization with biology. In Computer Graphics, I worked with rendering, level-set based PDE and reconstruction of derivatives on non-standard lattices.

Short Bio

2011 - Present	PhD Candidate of Computing Science Ridel-Kruse Lab Stanford University Supervisor: Dr. Ingmar Riedel-Kruse, Dr. David Dill
2008 - 2011	MSc in Computing Science, Graphics and Visualization, GRUVi, Simon Fraser University Senior Supervisor: Dr. Torsten Möller Supervisor: Dr. Steven J. Ruuth
2006 - 2008	ReliSource Ltd Software Developer
2002 - 2006	BSc, Computing Science (Minor in Telecommunications) North South University, Bangladesh Undergraduate Supervisor: Dr. Khaled Mahmud
Kid - 2001	Manarat Dhaka International College

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Past Projects

• Cloud Experimentation

• Rendering Competition:

  CS348b (2nd prize - 2014)

• Lattice Tracer (Open Source)

  (A general purpose volume ray caster for regular lattices)

• Body Centric Cubic Sampling

• Human Iris Rendering