Researcher at University of Louisiana at Lafayette
I completed an M.S in Kinesiology (Exercise & Sports Science) at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette with strong interdisciplinary interests in neuroscience, physiology, human movement, and translational research. I also hold a Bachelor of Dental Surgery from Rangpur Dental College, which provided me with extensive clinical exposure and a strong foundation in human anatomy (especially brain anatomy), physiology (particularly neurophysiology), patient care, and healthcare practices & also worked as a lecturer of Anatomy & Physiology at RDC and then I did my internship as a Dentist at Rangpur Dental College. I have gained valuable research experience in literature review, systematic review, meta-analysis, data extraction, statistical analysis, and scientific writing. Through my role as a Graduate Research Assistant, I developed hands-on experience in data collection, data management, research reporting, and evidence-based analysis. My academic training has strengthened my ability to critically evaluate scientific literature, interpret complex datasets, and contribute effectively to research projects. My master’s thesis focused on a complex genetic neurodegenerative disease named Huntington’s disease, where I analyzed therapeutic interventions and neural outcomes to better understand disease mechanisms and potential treatment strategies. I am interested in working as a Researcher in neuroscience, neurology, physiology, motor learning, motor control, rehabilitation, or other biomedical research labs. I am also highly interested in pursuing a PhD in Neuroscience or related fields. My broader research interests include neurophysiology, neurodegeneration, cognition, motor function, brain-behavior relationships, and the development of innovative therapeutic approaches for neurological and cognitive disorders. I would like go neuroscience paper to publish in a high impact journal.