Peer-reviewed research spanning smart textiles, protective clothing, and sustainable textile manufacturing — with $300K+ in competitive fellowships and awards secured.
Peer-reviewed research showcasing smart textile applications in continuous health monitoring and biometric sensing. Focus on knitted and embroidered dry electrodes for ECG, respiratory, and temperature monitoring in clinical and home settings.
Comprehensive analysis of firefighters' protective clothing durability, degradation mechanisms, and kinetics. Research focuses on thermal and hydrothermal aging of high-performance fibers used in turnout gear.
Development of sensor technologies to detect damage and degradation in protective clothing, providing faster and easier safety assessment methods for firefighters and industrial workers.
Cross-disciplinary research spanning textile processing, materials characterization, wearable sensing, and advanced manufacturing techniques.
Competitive research funding, fellowships, and scholarly recognitions awarded for academic excellence and research impact.
Canada Postdoctoral Research Award — NSERC
2026 – 2028
$140,000
CABHI Science Collaborative Fellowship
2025 – 2026
$15,000
Early Professionals, Inspired Careers in AgeTech (EPIC-AT) Health Research Training Program — CIHR Subgrant
2025 – 2026
$14,000
Ted Rogers Centre for Heart Research, UofT
2025
$750
Mitacs, Canada
2026 – 2027
$6,000
Translating Cardiovascular Remote Diagnostic & Monitoring Technologies for Health Equity
2024 – 2026
$40,000
Mitacs, Canada
2024 – 2025
$20,000
Mitacs, Canada
2025
$6,000
Mitacs, Canada
2022 – 2024
$50,000
Government of Alberta, Canada
2022 – 2023
$12,000
Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research, UofA
2023
$1,500
University of Alberta, Canada
2023
$500
Graduate Students' Association, UofA
2022 – 2023
$1,000
Canadian Home Economics Foundation
2021 – 2022
$1,000
Canadian Materials Science Conference Trust
2022
$255
University of Alberta, Canada
2020 – 2021
$5,000
Textile and Apparel Science, UofA
2020 – 2021
$3,300
Textile and Clothing, UofA
2019 – 2020
$2,900
Fazilatun Nessa & Mozammel Huq Trust, Bangladesh
2012 – 2015
BDT 1,00,000
Ministry of Textiles, Bangladesh
2011 – 2015
BDT 15,000
Professional development, research ethics, and technical skills training completed to support academic and industry research activities.
