I teach general and organic chemistry laboratory courses, teaching around 50 students per semester. I also provide customized tutorial hours for both chemistry and non-chemistry majors.
Ph.D. Candidate
Chemistry and Biochemistry
University of Southern Mississippi
Nazmul Hosen is a Ph.D. candidate in Chemistry at the University of Southern Mississippi. He specializes in the design and synthesis of molecular probes for detecting organophosphorus nerve agents. His research and creative activity focus on developing low-molecular-weight electrogenerated chemiluminescence probes for various applications.
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We specialize in creating and producing optical sensors using coumarin-based materials. Our sensors are designed to selectively and sensitively detect various toxic substances and different ions of interest.
We have designed and synthesized coumarin derivatives to detect organophosphate nerve agents using electrochemical techniques, i.e., electrogenerated chemiluminescence (ECL).
I teach general and organic chemistry laboratory courses, teaching around 50 students per semester. I also provide customized tutorial hours for both chemistry and non-chemistry majors.
Teaching Chemistry theory and Lab. Preparing education materials and presentations for better comprehension.
Teaching Chemistry, Science, and taking lab classes. Preparing question papers and examining answer scripts.
Maintain GMP and GLP on factory premises, facilitate communication among departments, and research innovative manufacturing methods.
Ensuring the high-quality production of Linear Alkyl Benzene Sulphonic Acid (LABSA), an anionic surfactant reagent, and effectively managing the entire production process.
I specialize in inorganic and analytical chemistry, focusing on synthesizing low molecular weight sensors to detect toxic analytes and ions of interest.
University Laboratory School and College, IER, University of Dhaka
Anjuman Model Govt. High School, Netrokona
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