My research focuses on the design and fabrication of novel nanostructures and the development of nano-diagnostic technologies for the early detection of Ovarian cancer.
I am a PhD student at AIBN, working at the intersection of medical nanotechnology, nanobiotechnology, and personalised nanodiagnostics. My research is driven by the design of innovative nanostructures and diagnostic technologies to overcome critical challenges in early disease detection and treatment monitoring. I am working with mesoporous nanostructure-based biosensing platforms that enable ultra-sensitive detection of clinically important biomarkers, including extracellular vesicles and RNA directly relevant to ovarian cancer. Through these advances, I aim to deliver point-of-care diagnostics that can transform early screening, improve patient outcomes, and guide therapeutic strategies for ovarian cancer.
Key Publications
Computational prediction of potential siRNA and human miRNA sequences to silence orf1ab associated genes for future therapeutics against SARS-CoV-2
Ultrasensitive multiplex detection of lung cancer EV-associated immune checkpoints using a mesoporous gold enhanced SERS biosensor
An immunoinformatics study on the spike protein of SARS-CoV-2 revealing potential epitopes as vaccine candidates
Prevalence of hypertension and its associated factors among adults in selected areas of Bangladesh: A Community Based Cross-sectional Study
Prediction of immune pressure on HIV-1 regulatory gene tat by human host through bioinformatics tools