International Competitions

[9] Satellite Expedition Contest 2020

Nov 7, 2020– Jan 17, 2021 at Dhaka, Bangladesh

Winner! Team UlysseseSAT2

IEEE Aerospace and Electronic Systems Society BRACU Student Branch Chapter in association with Laboratory of Space System Engineering & Technology - LaSSET has organised its flagship event, Satellite Expedition Contest 2020 sponsored by AKASH DTH, partnered with University Space Engineering Consortium - Bangladesh (UNISEC-Bangladesh) on January 2021. In this project, we have designed a space mission to monitor the change in greenhouse gases in our atmosphere and using a spectrometer and to find it's relation with solar radiation. Besides, we have included a carbon nanotube-based nanosensor with the payload to test its operation in the real space which can be used in future space missions to discover various molecules in space.

[8] Idea Contest : To Mitigate Post-COVID Impact in Low and Middle-Income Countries

Aug 15, 2020– Aug 22, 2020 at Dhaka, Bangladesh

Honorable Mention, Team Pentatonix

IEEE Young Professionals Bangladesh have organized the idea contest that leverages the technical skills of IEEE YP members and promotes humanitarian activities by seeking ideas to minimize the socio-economic impacts after COVID-19 sponsored by IEEE Young Professionals. Under this project, we have proposed a nanomaterial-based electrochemical sensor to detect novel virus structure with an affordable cost compared to the traditional testing kits which will strengthen the healthcare systems to develop more cost-effective testing kits and to tackle future outbreaks efficiently.

[7] APSCO Microsatellite Training Program and Contest 2019

Oct 24, 2019 – November 2, 2019 at Xian, Shaanxi, China

Represented Team Bangladesh

The Ministry of Defense, Peoples Republic of Bangladesh selected two other participants and me from Bangladesh to participate in Asia Pacific Space Cooperation (APSCO) Microsatellite training program and contest 2019. There, we have received an advance training on microsatellite (especially cube-satellite) mission design and its essential subsystems. This advance training program was organized by APSCO-NPU Development Base for Aerospace Talent and School of Astronautics, Northwestern Polytechnic University (NPU), co-organized by the “Belt and Road” Aerospace Innovation Alliance (BRIA) and supported by National Joint Engineering Laboratory for Micro-Satellite Technology and Application (NELM) during October 24 to October 30, 2019. Finally, the APSCO Microsatellite contest 2019 held from October 31 to November 2.

[6] Satellite Mission Idea Contest 2019

November 27, 2019 at BRAC University, Bangladesh

Winner

Satellite Mission Idea Contest 2019, an inter-university paper writing competition on satellite mission design, was organized by IEEE BRACU Student Branch under the 4th session of the BIRDS International Workshop (4BIW) which was being jointly hosted by BRAC University, Bangladesh in cooperation with Kyushu Institute of Technology, Japan; Japan Society for Promotion of Science (JSPS). Among 45 teams competing from all over the world, eight teams got the chance to enter the final round at BRAC University, Dhaka, Bangladesh. After a decisive final, we have won the competition.

[5] University Physics Competition

November 09 - 11, 2018 at Online

Bronze Medal Winner

University Physics Competition (UPC) is one of the most prestigious international competitions for undergraduate students from science and engineering background. Within 48 hours of the competition, we successfully solved the problem on “Sending a Light Sail Propelled Nanocraft to Alpha Centauri”. We’ve successfully analyzed the flight dynamics of the nanocraft; materials should be used for it etc. using our problem-solving skill and represented using various computer software like Matlab, LaTex etc.

Find the result announcement of the UPC 2018 at UPC Result Announcement 2018.

[4] International Astronomy and Astrophysics Competition (IAAC)

January - June, 2019 at Online

Finalist

Ambassador award for most participants

Ambassador award for most finalist

After completing the qualification and pre-final round successfully, I have participated in the final round—this required comprehensive knowledge of astronomy and astrophysics. I have also worked as an ambassador from the Dhaka, Bangladesh region for the IAAC 2019 edition where I have achieved Ambassador Award for Most Participants and Finalists for influencing highest number participants to compete in the competition and guiding the highest number of participants to the final round.

Find the result announcement of the IAAC 2019 at IAAC Winners.

[3] International Theoretical Physics Olympiad

January 25 - 26, 2020 at Online

National Position: 2nd

International Position: 19th

The ITPO is a competition designed by PhD students and Postdocs for undergraduate students interested in research in theoretical physics. The purpose of this Olympiad is to play with non-trivial questions and to learn through competition. Our team "Tattiya Podarthobid" from Jahangirnagar University secured 19th position worldwide and 2nd position among the Bangladeshi teams.

Find the 2020 result announcement of ITPO at Results

[2] International Youth Math Challenge

January - June, 2019 at Online

Ambassador award for most participants

In the 2019 edition of the competition, with an aim to promote mathematics among the young students, I have influenced the highest number of participants to participate in the qualification round of the competition which brought me the Ambassador award for most participants.

Find the result announcement of the IYMC 2019 at IYMC Winners.

[1] Online Physics Brawl

November 25, 2019 at Online

National Position: 5th

International Position: 61th (Open Category)

Online Physics Brawl is a three hour long international problem-solving competition arranged by The Faculty of Mathematics and Physics of Charles University in Prague under the patronage of the Ministry of Education, Youth and Sports of the Czech Republic. In the 2019 version of the competition, our team Clay Bird from Jahangirnagar University, Bangladesh secured 61th position from the worldwide Open Category which was 5th among 18 participated team from Bangladesh.

Find the result announcement of Online Physics Brawl 2019 at Results.