My Journey
Born in the vibrant city of Chittagong and now living in the ever-noisy capital, my personality can be a bit of a mixed bag. You might know me as a socially awkward bookworm or a no-holds-barred trash talker on the basketball court – nothing in between.
As a kid, I was all about searching for answers in books, splashing paint on canvases, and skillfully dodging social events. Fast forward to 2019, I packed my bags for Dhaka, leaving the only city I’d called home for 19 years. Today, I still hunt for answers in books, splash paint on digital canvases, and have grown a liking for social events that don’t involve little kids running around.
Here you’ll find unsolicited facts about me, my work, and what people call a “brain dump”.
Thoughts & Ramblings
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Point-Five Offense: Monty Williams And The 0.5 second Decision-Making
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What can happen in 0.5 seconds? In half a second, our planet travels 15 kilometers in its orbit and 230 meters on its axis. On a smaller scale, a bee can flap its wings a hundred times in the same duration. But what can we humans do in 0.5 seconds? Except blinking, not much. This…
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Research: How Bangladeshi Students Perceive Integrated STEM Education
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The emphasis on STEM education to build human capital isn’t new. As we prepare to step into a post-pandemic era, the need for cross-disciplinary knowledge is more evident than ever. Besides, with our key industry RMG taking a major hit during the initial phase of the COVID-19 pandemic, we learned the need for economic diversity the hard…
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Product Concept: Furnish – Reimagining Affordable Furniture
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We’re quite familiar with marketplaces like Airbnb or Uber. These businesses have forced us to rethink how economic activities are organized. Also known as transaction platforms, they create a uniquely efficient network between supply and demand. Platform businesses aren’t new in Bangladesh, thanks to Pathao and Uber, which have almost become household names. But there’s one industry…
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