Mr. Md. Azizur Rahman, Solar Energy, Best Researcher Award

Md. Azizur Rahman is currently pursuing his Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Electronic Engineering at Begum Rokeya University, Rangpur. As a 4th-year student, he has demonstrated a strong commitment to his studies and an exceptional understanding of advanced engineering concepts. Prior to his university education, Azizur completed his Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) from Rajibpur Degree College in 2018, where he developed a solid foundation in science and mathematics. He also holds a Secondary School Certificate (SSC) from Rajibpur Pilot High School, achieved in 2016, where he first discovered his passion for engineering and technology. Throughout his academic journey, Azizur has consistently excelled, showcasing his dedication, intellect, and potential for future contributions to the field of electrical and electronic engineering.

Md. Azizur Rahman has cultivated a robust foundation in solar energy conversion and computational simulations through his academic and practical experiences. His expertise includes hands-on proficiency with SCAPS-1D Software, DFT-CASTAP, and DFT-Quantum Espresso, tools essential for modeling and analyzing photovoltaic devices and materials. This technical skill set has enabled him to conduct detailed simulations and analyses, contributing to the optimization of solar energy systems. Azizur’s experience also encompasses a broad range of technical competencies, including operating systems (Windows 7, 8.1, 10), word processing (Microsoft Word), spreadsheet analysis (MS Excel, MS Access, Origin Pro), and presentation software (MS PowerPoint). Additionally, he is adept in Internet of Things (IoT) applications, internet browsing, Photoshop, and programming in C/C++. His practical and diverse technical expertise positions him well for a successful career in electrical and electronic engineering, particularly in environmentally sustainable energy solutions.

Md. Azizur Rahman’s research interests lie at the intersection of renewable energy technologies and computational simulations. He is particularly focused on solar energy conversion, aiming to improve the efficiency and sustainability of photovoltaic systems. Through his work with advanced software tools such as SCAPS-1D, DFT-CASTAP, and DFT-Quantum Espresso, Azizur investigates the electronic and structural properties of materials used in solar cells. His goal is to optimize these materials for better performance and to develop innovative solutions for energy challenges. Additionally, he is interested in exploring the applications of Internet of Things (IoT) in energy systems to enhance monitoring and efficiency. Azizur’s passion for renewable energy and his technical expertise drive his commitment to contributing to the advancement of sustainable energy technologies.