Aynul Islam_APPEEC 2021

Biography
Dr. Aynul Islam Bangor University, UK
Biography: Aynul Islam awarded his PhD degree in electronics and electrical engineering from the University of Glasgow/Swansea University, United Kingdom. He has done research and development on the area of Monte Carlo Device Modelling of Electron Transport in nanoscale transistors. He finished his Master degree (Diplom Ingenieur, DI) in Technical Physics from the Johannes Kepler University, Austria. He has done his research on Erbium in Silicon Influence of Hydrogenation and Waveguiding. He has been continuing his research with analytical and numerical simulation using finite element, code developing, random matrix theory, quantum-mechanical treatments based on Schrödinger equation. His research interests on the area of Nanotechnology, Modelling and Simulation (Monte Carlo), Nanomaterials, Solar Cell, Photovoltaic, Photoluminescence Measurements, Heterostructure Devices using Lithography, Photonic Crystal. At present, he has been working as a Lecturer in electronic engineering at Central South University of Forestry and Technology, China, Bangor College, Collaborated with Bangor University, United Kingdom. During his teaching and research he achieved the status of Fellow in Higher Education Academy, Bangor University, UK. He awarded recently Teacher of the year at the 2020 Student Led Teaching Awards, Bangor University, UK. He got strong publication in high quality journal with strong impact factor, and published two books on nanotechnology and quantum mechanics.

Biography

Dr. Aynul Islam
Bangor University, UK

Biography:
Aynul Islam awarded his PhD degree in electronics and electrical engineering from the University of Glasgow/Swansea University, United Kingdom. He has done research and development on the area of Monte Carlo Device Modelling of Electron Transport in nanoscale transistors. He finished his Master degree (Diplom Ingenieur, DI) in Technical Physics from the Johannes Kepler University, Austria. He has done his research on Erbium in Silicon Influence of Hydrogenation and Waveguiding. He has been continuing his research with analytical and numerical simulation using finite element, code developing, random matrix theory, quantum-mechanical treatments based on Schrödinger equation. His research interests on the area of Nanotechnology, Modelling and Simulation (Monte Carlo), Nanomaterials, Solar Cell, Photovoltaic, Photoluminescence Measurements, Heterostructure Devices using Lithography, Photonic Crystal. At present, he has been working as a Lecturer in electronic engineering at Central South University of Forestry and Technology, China, Bangor College, Collaborated with Bangor University, United Kingdom. During his teaching and research he achieved the status of Fellow in Higher Education Academy, Bangor University, UK. He awarded recently Teacher of the year at the 2020 Student Led Teaching Awards, Bangor University, UK. He got strong publication in high quality journal with strong impact factor, and published two books on nanotechnology and quantum mechanics.