I recently completed my B.Sc. (Engg.) degree from the University of Chittagong, in the computer science and engineering. Throughout my undergraduate journey, I discovered a profound interest in various areas, including multimodal information processing, multilingual and low-resources NLP, fact-checking, opinion mining, and computational linguistics.

Over the past 3 years, I have been actively involved in groundbreaking research as a Research Assistant in the CSECU-DSG research group under the supervision of Dr. Abu Nowshed Chy. Now I'm working on Large-scale Language models (LLMs), multimodal information processing, multilingual and low-resources NLP, mostly on vision-and-language task in multilingual settings. I aim to solve the intersection of multimodal and multilingual problems, building efficient large-scale language models that leverage low-resource language topological features, and integrate Multimodal, Multilingual, and Multitask and long document handling capabilities.

I am particularly fascinated by the field of multimodal and multilingual information processing, exploring how we can draw meaningful insights from real-world data to understand different modality relationships in multilingual settings. Additionally, I have delved into the domains of relation extraction, named entity recognition (NER), NLP, and computational linguistics, aiming to uncover hidden patterns and extract valuable information from unstructured text. For more details, check my CV or hit me up on my email.

• Large-scale Language Models (LLMs)
• Multimodal Information Processing
• Multilingual and Low-recources NLP
• NLP for Social Good
• Information Extraction
• Fact-checking
• Computational Linguistics