• Development of a carbon-based adsorbent from biogenic waste for carbon capture 

  Ummay Salma (Department of Chemical Engineering, BUET, 2025-05-31)

  Anthropogenic carbon dioxide emission into the atmosphere is over 36 billion tons annually, equivalent to around 1100 metric tons each second. The atmospheric CO2 concentration surpassed 400 parts per million permanently ...
• Multi-class probabilistic classification approach using Gaussian process and support vector machine 

  Kaniz Fatema (Department of Industrial & Production Engineering ( IPE), BUET, 2025-07)

  In recent years, Support Vector Machines (SVMs) have demonstrated strong performance in efficiently and accurately handling large-scale classification tasks, often outperforming many existing classification techniques. ...
• Machine learning-based multi-criteria optimization for adaptive hybrid flow shop scheduling 

  Zahin Ar Rafi (Department of Industrial & Production Engineering ( IPE), BUET, 2025-07-13)

  The Adaptive Hybrid Flow Shop Scheduling Problem (AHFSSP) is a cornerstone of modern manufacturing, involving the coordination of jobs through multiple processing stages, each equipped with parallel machines, under conflicting ...
• Life cycle assessment of end-of-life management of multilayer plastic waste 

  Zonaed Sakib (Department of Chemical Engineering, BUET, 2025-07-16)

  In recent times, multilayer plastic packaging has been in high demand, as it provides better preservation and a prolonged shelf life for various packaging commodities. How-ever, its complicated structure poses a challenge ...
• Development of a novel biocompatible cleaning approach to improve reusability of the hemodialyzer 

  Fahim Ahmed, Md. (Department of Chemical Engineering, BUET, 2025-07-12)

  In Bangladesh, the high cost of hemodialysis limits treatment access for many patients with end-stage kidney disease (ESKD), which affects up to 22% of the population. Although single-use dialyzers are intended for one-time ...
• Investigation on urban design of open spaces for city resiliency to mitigate waterlogging problems of Dhaka 

  Nayna Tabassum (Department of Architecture, BUET, 2023-11-11)

  Waterlogging, a recurring calamity in Dhaka city, Bangladesh, poses a significant threat annually. However, the potential of open spaces to mitigate this issue offers hope for the future. The prolonged waterlogging, resulting ...
• Design and development of a robust solid-state circuit breaker for low voltage DC system protection 

  Riana, Rezoana Sharmin (Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering (EEE), BUET, 2025-05-28)

  The demand for solid-state circuit breakers (SSCBs) in modern direct current (DC) power systems is steadily increasing due to their rapid switching capability, high effi- ciency, and reliable fault interruption. In particular, ...
• Optimization of process parameters for controlling porosity in laser powder bed fusion metal additive manufacturing 

  Masudur Rahman, Md. (Department of Mechanical Engineering (ME), BUET, 2025-03-23)

  Additive manufacturing (AM) techniques, particularly laser powder bed fusion (LPBF), offer unparalleled design flexibility, precision, and material efficiency. However, porosity remains a significant challenge, impacting ...
• Social sustainability of the dwellings in Tanguar Haor, Bangladesh 

  Saifuzzaman, Mohammad. (Department of Architecture, BUET, 2025-02-01)

  Social sustainability encompasses a community's ability to preserve and enhance its well-being while safeguarding its cultural and social values over time. While evaluating the social sustainability of the dwellings in ...
• Development of polycaprolactone-block-poly (methyl methacrylate) as a polymeric carrier for PH dependent drug release Author(s): Rifat Zafrin. 

  Rifat Zafrin (Department of Chemistry, BUET, 2025-02-04)

  Block copolymers (BCPs) are a particular type of copolymers, wherein the chemically distinctive monomer units are assembled in discrete blocks along the polymer chain. BCPs are very important class of materials because of ...
• Impact of metal roofing sheet on the indoor thermal conditions of readymade garment factories in the context of Dhaka 

  Nazmul Ahmed Roni (Department of Architecture, BUET, 2023-03-07)

  Readymade garment (RMG) industry is the leading sector of Bangladesh, in promoting country's economic growth. Despite making remarkable contribution to the financial development and poverty alleviation by creating job ...
• Development of speed prediction models for urban primary road under heterogeneous traffic conditions 

  Towhidul Alam, S.M. (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), BUET, 2025-06-21)

  The primary roads of Dhaka are essential infrastructural components, similar to those in cities around the world. These roads facilitate major traffic movements within urban centers and between key municipal traffic ...
• Assessment of challenges in dredging sector of Bangladesh using novel best-worst multi-criteria decision-making method 

  Atiqur Rahman Khan, Muhammad (Department of Naval Architecture and Marine Engineering (NAME), BUET, 2024-12-11)

  The dredging sector in Bangladesh plays a crucial role in maintaining the navigability of its rivers and waterways, which is essential for flood mitigation and transportation. The waterways in Bangladesh face issues such ...
• Design of dual-band plasmonic absorber for biomedical sensing and environmental monitoring 

  Sarker, Ayon (Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering (EEE), BUET, 2025-07-05)

  This study introduces a dual-band plasmonic absorber designed for simultaneous sens- ing applications in the near-infrared (NIR) and mid-infrared (MIR) regions. The ab- sorber, composed of silver nanostructures on a metal ...
• Performance of concrete prepared with Geopolymer aggregate from sewage sludge ash and incinerated medical ash 

  Rafiqul Islam, Md. (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), BUET, 2025-03-18)

  The recent boom in infrastructural development in Bangladesh has triggered the exceptional demand for clay burnt brick aggregate as the country's supply of natural aggregates cannot meet the high demand. However, the ...
• Behaviour of peripheral t-shaped shear wall in framed tube structures in moderate seismic zones of Bangladesh 

  Mallick, Debashis (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), BUET, 2025-02-24)

  Bangladesh is a small country with a high population density. Due to the demand for massive urbanization, more high-rise buildings need to be constructed in major cities. The framed tube structural system can be an effective ...
• Advanced topic modeling approach to identify mental health insights of Bangladeshi university students from social media data 

  Rifat Rahman (Department of Computer Science and Engineering (CSE), BUET, 2024-12-17)

  Mental wellness encompasses emotional, psychological, and social well-being that influences our ways of thinking, emotions, and actions. Any mental health conditions may impair people’s everyday life. University-going ...
• Development of standard design methodology for slopes reinforced with plastic pins and Vetiver Grass 

  Kaysaru Zaman Kawshiq, A S M. (Department of Civil Engineering (CE), BUET, 2025-03-15)

  Slope stability is a critical concern in geotechnical engineering, particularly in regions prone to erosion, shallow failures, and infrastructure instability. This research presents the development of a design methodology ...
• An automated walking guide to assist way-finding and situation awareness for the visually impaired 

  Sheezanul Hassan (Institute of Information and Communication Technology (IICT), BUET, 2024-10-19)

  Safe and independent mobility is one of the major daily challenges faced by the visually impaired. To navigate a new area safely, they need to know the location of obstacles and other things in their path. They struggle ...
• Experimental study on rheological properties of water based drilling fluid and its impact on drilling operations 

  Sumon Chowdhury, Md. (Department of Petroleum and Mineral Resources Engineering (PMRE), BUET, 2024-05-28)

  Most encountered problems like fluid loss, wellbore stability, well control, poor capacity of cuttings transport, poor torque performance, increased drag, and stuck pipe can occur during drilling due to the improper design ...

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