Jahedul Islam is an Assistant Professor of Physics in the Department of Civil Engineering at Presidency University, with a rich background in physics education, research, and application. Holding a Master of Science in Physics from Jahangirnagar University, he specializes in electronics, material science, and applied physics, with notable contributions to wireless humidity monitoring, semiconductor properties, and complex differential equations.
He has extensive teaching experience across undergraduate and engineering courses and currently serves as the Program Coordinator for the Weekend Program at Presidency University. His leadership roles include brief tenure as Chairman in Charge of the Civil Engineering Department.
His research interests encompass electronics and Material Science. As a former NST Research Fellow and scholarship recipient, he has published multiple peer-reviewed articles in international journals, reflecting his dedication to advancing scientific knowledge.
General Electronics, Material Science.
Jahedul Islam has actively engaged in numerous seminars and conferences pertaining to theoretical physics, mathematical physics, and materials science, concentrating on subjects such as electronics, semiconductor materials, and mathematical models.
Academic advising:
Provides academic counseling and career guidance to undergraduate students, supporting their academic progress and professional development.