MSE-Materials Squad of Excellence

Presentation Seminar 2.0 - Week:03 has been successfully completed Alhamdulillah.

Huge thanks to everyone who joined us for Week 3 of the Amateur Presentation Seminars, Season 2! From the foundations of Materials Science and the mysteries of Schrödinger's equation to the mechanics of PN junctions, the precision of photolithography, and the vast horizons of astronomy and computational science—today was truly inspiring.
A special shoutout to our incredible speakers for sharing their knowledge and passion:
🔹 Rizvy (MSE 21)
🔹 Antor (MSE 21)
🔹 Shrabon Roy (MSE 21)
🔹 Fahim Shahariyar (MSE 20)
🔹 S M Toufiquzzaman (MSE 18)
And of course, thank you to every student who showed up, asked questions, and made this community what it is. We learn better together, and today was a proof of that.
We’ll be back soon with more learning, sharing, and growth insha'Allah. Stay curious!

Had a major task to do today. But almost nobody showed up. but our specialty is -

We don't care. We work with what we have.

Presentation Seminar 2.0— Session 2 Completed

Another meaningful step forward in our journey of learning and collaboration. Today, we successfully conducted our second session with great enthusiasm and engagement.

We were honored to have Sukhomoy Das (20 Batch) as our guest speaker. His insights, experience, and perspective added real value to the session and gave us practical direction to think beyond the classroom.

Special appreciation to our convenor Mahbub A Alahi Akib for organizing and leading the session with dedication and clarity.

Sessions like this are what shape a strong academic community — where ideas are shared, questions are encouraged, and growth becomes collective.

Looking forward to more impactful sessions ahead.

We have successfully done our first week presentation seminar today, alhamdulillah.

We proudly appreciate our amazing speakers for delivering insightful and engaging presentations:
🔹 Riadul Islam Siam — Photocatalysis of Semiconductors
Exploring how light-driven reactions can transform materials and open doors to sustainable solutions.
🔹 Mostafizur R. Shehan — Crystallography
Breaking down the structure of materials at the atomic level with clarity and precision.
🔹 Md Tajmul Mustak — Fermi Levels of Semiconductors (with and without equilibrium)

♦️ Host: Mahbub A Alahi Akib
♦️Anchor: Shrabon Roy
Special appreciation for smoothly hosting the session and keeping the energy alive throughout the event!

A deep dive into one of the core concepts that defines modern electronics.
Your efforts, preparation, and confidence made this session impactful and inspiring.

This is exactly what this platform stands for — learning together, sharing knowledge, and building a stronger academic community.
Looking forward to more powerful sessions ahead! 💡

🚀 Introducing: Materials Squad of Excellence – Weekly Knowledge Sharing Session

We believe learning doesn’t stop in classrooms.
It grows through discussion, experience, and shared ideas.

🎯 Our Goal:
To build a platform where students can share knowledge on:

- Academic concepts (explained through real-life examples)
- Skills & tools (IT, productivity, practical experience)
- Research paper summaries
- Book insights
- Ideas worth spreading

💡 Why this initiative?

- Strengthen communication between seniors & juniors
- Improve public speaking skills
- Practice English in a real environment
- Create a culture of continuous learning

🔥 This is more than an event.
It’s a step toward becoming better communicators, thinkers, and professionals.

📩 Interested? Comment below or inbox us to be part of the team.

Our first ever lab tour was awesome. We are glad to have this wonderful opportunity. We thank our honorable seniors who had been nothing but friendly. Special thanks to our host Nafiul Islam vai for his time, effort and commitment.

We are looking forward to many more events like this that will push us towards excellence.

University life is not just about attending classes and giving exams — it’s about growth, leadership, collaboration, and building something meaningful together.

With the vision:
“Let’s unite for success and achieve greatness!”

We are proud to introduce our Executive Committee, formed to make our journey smoother, more organized, and more impactful.
This team will work behind the scenes and at the front lines — planning, organizing, managing, supporting, and leading — so that every member of our squad gets the opportunity to grow and shine.
Each executive member carries responsibility, dedication, and the spirit of teamwork. Together, we are not just individuals — we are a squad with a mission.

📌 Our focus:
• Strong academic collaboration
• Skill development
• Resource management
• Research & innovation
• Internal unity & external networking

Our third study session for this semester. Hopefully, this semester will bring something better.

What can possibly beat the after class study sessions? Study Sessions before the class.

This new semester, Materials Squad of Excellence has decided to move one step forward. Oftentimes, our honorable teachers introduces us to topics that hit the unknowing students like a brick wall.

So to tackle those, we are going to come together and study the topics our teachers would teach us later in the class.

This enables us to know what we are about to study in the class later on and gives time to think about the topic in a deeper sense. This also naturally incorporates the idea of spaced repetition and active recall.

Through this, we are moving towards .

Hey everyone! Materiales Squad of Excellence would like to give you a brief summary of all of the work we did in this academic year and appreciate the people who were there with us along the way.

The projects we have done this year were-
1. Community Resource Creation
2. After Class study sessions and Revision Sessions
3. Amateur Presentation Seminar

Our journey started back in late 2024, where we decided that if we share the burden of finding and note making, we could have more time for deeper and smoother study and thus have more time to ourselves to explore the vast field of MSE, Engineering and Knowledge as a whole.

We are thankful to those of us who collected, managed and formatted resources for the community both in the first and second semester. Also to those who participated in revising and updating the previous year's works and also did important work from scratch.

Again, our second project was the Amateur Presentation Seminar. In this project we selected to learn various topics ranging from the chemical analysis of tea to quantum dots to everything in between. We are thankful to those of us who organized such an event and also to those who participated in this event both on the stage and in the audience.

Furthermore, our most engaging project from last year was the Revision Sessions. In this project, we went back to the white board to relearn and revisit the knowledge and information our honorable teachers passed onto us. But the catch was, both the tutor and the learner were from among us, students who always have their own imagination and perspective. We thank everyone involved in this project.

We are also thankful to our seniors who supported us, guided us and even participated with us during various occasions.

Also, we thank you, for being a silent witness to our forward march and motivating us along the way.

We hope for a better future and a brighter next semester.

We hope we can build and maintain a fine working community and togethe