Multiscale Mechanical Modeling and Research Network

Exciting Session for BUET Students!

On behalf of MMMRN, we are pleased to announce an exclusive research session featuring Md. Shajedul Hoque Thakur, Assistant Professor of Materials Science and Engineering at King Fahd University of Petroleum & Minerals (KFUPM). Previously a postdoctoral fellow in the Department of Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering at the University of Houston, he earned his PhD in Materials Science and Nano-Engineering from Rice University (2021-2024), focusing on additive manufacturing of bio-inspired sustainable composites, and a BSc in Mechanical Engineering from Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (BUET).

This specialized session, organized by MMMRN (Multiscale Mechanical Modeling and Research Network), brings cutting-edge insights on 3D printing innovations like sustainable wood nano-composites, machine learning for material property prediction, and molecular dynamics simulations directly to students. Learn firsthand from a researcher with over 1,658 Google Scholar citations and publications in journals like Science Advances about revolutionizing advanced manufacturing, sustainable materials, and next-gen engineering solutions.

Grab this opportunity for networking and get ideas on conducting impactful research from a Bangladeshi academic star now leading at a top global institution!

Limited capacity available!

Registration Link: https://forms.gle/vJDRddn5mmCwz1hy9
Registration Deadline: January 28th, 2026
Event Schedule: January 29th, 2026 at 11 PM
Platform: Online with Free Registration.

Register now to gain exclusive insights from our special guest and launch your research career to change the world. It's never late to start.
See you on January 29th, 2026, 11:00PM (GMT+6).

Registration for the event is now closed.
Thank you all for the overwhelming response to today’s exclusive session, “Insights on Controlling Thermal Emission for Energy Harvesting” with Pramit Ghosh.​

The Zoom meeting link has been emailed to all registered participants. Please check your inbox (and spam/junk folder) for the joining details.​

Date: Saturday, 13 December (Today)
Time: 11:00 PM – 12:00 AM
Platform: Zoom Meeting (Online)​

We sincerely appreciate your interest and continued support. We look forward to your participation and hope you find the session both informative and engaging.

Exciting Session for BUET Students!

We are pleased to announce an exclusive research session featuring Pramit Ghosh, doctoral researcher at Penn State University and a key member of the groundbreaking team that violated Kirchhoff's 165 year old law of thermal radiation- unlocking exciting possibilities in energy harvesting, infrared sensing, and heat management.

This specialized session, organized by MMMRN (Multiscale Mechanical Modeling and Research Network) at BUET, brings these cutting-edge insights directly to the students. Learn firsthand about controlling thermal emission from a researcher who helped achieve something that could revolutionize solar energy capture, next-gen sensors, and thermal diodes, pushing technology closer to thermodynamic efficiency limits once thought unreachable.
Grab this opportunity of networking and get the idea of how to conduct an impactful research from the very best.

Limited capacity available!
Registration Link : https://forms.gle/tKrXtFDMSw89BPWV9
Registration Deadline : December 12th, 2025
Event Schedule: December 13th, 2025 at 11 PM
Platform: Online with Free Registration.

Register now to gain exclusive insights from our special guest and start your research career to change the world. It's never late to start.

See you on 13th of December, 11:00PM (GMT+6).

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📢 REMINDER, EVERYONE!
🎓 A Talk on Undergraduate Thesis: Pre-defense & Defense
🗓 Date: July 27, 2025
🕚 Time: 11:00 PM

Time zone: Asia/Dhaka
Google Meet joining info
link: https://meet.google.com/crh-gjib-ray

🎓 MMMRN Presents: A Talk on Undergraduate Thesis: Pre-defense & Defense!
Join Munirul Alam (ME, Batch-19, Former Vice President, MMMRN) for an insightful session on mastering your thesis pre-defense & defense!
See you on 27th of July, 11:00PM (GMT+6).

Passionate about research? The Multiscale Mechanical Modeling and Research Network (MMMRN) at BUET is recruiting team members! Dive into exciting fields like Fluid Dynamics, Nano Mechanics, Machine Learning, Heat Transfer, and Bio-Engineering.

🗓️ Apply by Wednesday, 6 November 2024!

🔗 Register now: https://forms.gle/86d39jQVRH7cbkjbA
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to be part of a research-driven community!

Since its advent in 2013, the Multiscale Mechanical Modeling and Research Network (MMMRN) has worked towards fostering a research-oriented community and supporting undergraduate students at BUET in achieving their research goals across various fields.
In continuation of this effort, we are thrilled to announce our first official session of the year: "Multiscale Mechanical Modeling and Research Network (MMMRN): An Introduction."
This session will provide an overview of our objectives, the scope of our work, and how we operate. MMMRN focuses on a wide array of research areas, including Machine Learning, Heat Transfer, Fluid Dynamics, NanoMechanics, and Bio-Engineering. We encourage all interested individuals to join us as we explore the exciting opportunities in these fields.
Date: Tuesday, October 29, 2024
Time: 5:00 PM
Venue: ME Building
To confirm your participation, kindly fill out the form: https://forms.gle/Tujwo8CdP8nbVvCw9.
We look forward to your enthusiastic participation!

🚀 New Tutorial Alert from MMMRN's NanoMechanics Sub-Group! 🚀

Struggling with installing LAMMPS on WSL? We've got you covered! 💻

Watch our step-by-step video, by Fahmid Faiyaj Chowdhury, as he walks through the LAMMPS Installation on Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL). Whether you’re a beginner or experienced researcher, this video will help you set up and run molecular dynamics simulations seamlessly.

📽️ What’s Inside? 🔧 Installing WSL on Windows ⚙️ Compiling & Running LAMMPS Simulations 📈 Running Parallel Simulations using MPI and Multithreading

Fahmid is a Mechanical Engineering senior at BUET, specializing in Ultrashort Laser Ablation research using MD simulations. His passion for numerical methods and LAMMPS expertise is sure to make your research journey smoother! 🌟

👨‍💻 Watch now and elevate your simulation game!

🔗 YouTube Link in Comment Below

Cover Credit: Muhammad Mahfuzur Rahman Rahat/MMMRN Design Team

We successfully completed our session on the basics of Density Functional Theory yesterday. It was a rewarding experience with participation from a diverse audience of over a hundred individuals; and had a very lively QnA segment.

We want to thank our instructor, Md. Siratul Mostakim Ifty, for his valuable time and concise presentation. We also want to extend our gratitude to our respected alumni for their help and input during and before the session.

Our intro session yesterday had a massive turnout with participation from 4 different departments.
We want to thank everyone for your spontaneous participation. And we look forward to more engaging sessions like this!