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Md Shohil Aktar | |
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| Born | 31 October 1998 Malda, West Bengal, India |
| Alma mater | University of Kalyani (BSc) West Bengal State University (MSc) |
| Occupations | Physicist, Researcher |
| Known for | Research in semiconductor physics, MOSFET optimization |
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| Website | www orcid |
Md Shohil Aktar (born 31 October 1998) is an Indian physicist known for his research in semiconductor device physics, particularly heterostructure MOSFET optimization. He has contributed to publications on nanotechnology and materials science. He is currently seeking PhD opportunities in semiconductor and solid-state physics, condensed matter physics, plasma physics, materials science, and computational physics.
Early life and education
editAktar was born in Malda, West Bengal. He completed his Bachelor of Science in Physics from the University of Kalyani in 2021, followed by a Master of Science in Physics from West Bengal State University in 2023. His MSc thesis focused on threshold voltage shift analysis in Si-SiGe MOSFETs.
Career and research
editAktar has held research internships at the University of California, Riverside (2023) and St. Xavier's College, Ahmedabad (2023). His work includes collaborations with institutions such as Jadavpur University and the Eudoxia Research Centre. He contributed to projects in ultrafast spectroscopy and quantitative research design.
His notable research includes optimizing heterostructure MOSFET performance using MATLAB simulations, achieving a reported 20% improvement in device efficiency. Aktar declined a PhD offer in lipid nanostructures from the University of Central Lancashire to pursue research aligned with semiconductor physics. He has co-authored publications in areas spanning nanotechnology, materials science, and astrophysics.
Selected publications
edit- "Addressing the Hierarchy Problem: Integrating Modified Supersymmetry with Extra-Dimensional Dynamics" Authors: Oliver Stabilus, MD Shohil Aktar, Adrian Supersym, Elara Dimensia (October 2024)
- "Exploring the Reality of Parallel Universes: Theoretical Frameworks and Scientific Evidence" Authors: Nash Halcyon, Silas Corwin, MD Shohil Aktar (October 2024)
- "A Unified Perspective on Dark Matter and Dark Energy: Integrating Theoretical Physics with Quranic Insights" Authors: Elian Rhodes, MD Shohil Aktar (September 2024)
- "New Methods for Detecting Single-Atom Defects in Semiconductors: Enhancing Precision and Performance in Electronic Devices" Author: MD Shohil Aktar (July 2024)
- "The Pre-Big Bang Universe: Theoretical Models and Speculations" Author: MD Shohil Aktar (June 2024)
- "Quantifying Cellular Stiffness and Elasticity through Atomic Force Microscopy: A Biophysical Approach" Author: MD Shohil Aktar (June 2024)
- "How Can Quantum Gravity Help Explain the Origin of the Universe?" Author: MD Shohil Aktar (June 2024)
- "The Arrow of Time: Understanding Its Unidirectional Nature Through Mathematics and Physics" Author: MD Shohil Aktar (June 2024)
- "Is String Theory Correct? An Examination of its Mathematical Foundations and Physical Implications" Author: MD Shohil Aktar (June 2024)
- "Unification of the Universe's Forces" Author: MD Shohil Aktar (June 2024)
- "Are There Parallel Universes? An Exploration of Multiverse Theories and Evidence" Author: MD Shohil Aktar (May 2024)
- "Exploratory Models and Speculative Hypotheses in the Study of Dark Matter and Dark Energy" Author: MD Shohil Aktar (February 2024)
- "A Conceptual Proposal for Unifying Quantum Field Theory and General Relativity into a Theory of Everything" Author: MD Shohil Aktar (February 2024)
- "Analysis of Heterostructure MOSFET Properties for Improved Device Performance" Authors: MD Shohil Aktar, Dr. Arpan Deyasi (September 2023)
- "Sustainable Redevelopment of the Volve Field Amidst Recent Energy Security Challenges in Northwestern Europe" Authors: MD Shohil Aktar, M. Nauroz Ahmad, M. Yaser, M. Abdel-Basset, R. Abdelrahim, E. Siddique, M. E. Abdelbagi, B. Firmansyah (August 2023)
- "Effect of Ceramic Reinforcement on the Microstructural, Mechanical, and Tribological Behavior of Al-Cu Alloy Metal Matrix Composites" Authors: MD Shohil Aktar, Aktar Zahid Sohag, Pallav Gupta, Neha Kondal, Devendra Kumar, Neera Singh, Anbesh Jamwal (September 2019)
- "Comparative Study of Changing Pattern of Temperature for Various Periods of Time" Authors: Kamalesh Chandra Roy, MD Shohil Aktar (February 2017)
- "Solar System Effects in Schwarzschild Space-Time" Authors: Kamalesh Chandra Roy, MD Shohil Aktar (February 2017)
- "Analytic Approach in Solving Steady Laminar Flow of Fluid over a Stretching Sheet in Presence of a Magnetic Field" Authors: Md Al-Amin, Kamalesh Chandra Roy, MD Shohil Aktar (June 2016)
- "Simple But Comprehensive Study on Cloud Storage" Authors: Md. Tuhin Reza, MD Shohil Aktar, Md. Alam Hossain (March 2016)
- "B.10 Yer Mühendislik Terimleri Sözlüğü" Authors: Kemal Onder Cetin, R. Ulusay, Mehmet Ekmekci, Hasan Gercek, MD Shohil Aktar (January 2011)
Awards and memberships
editAktar received a full scholarship for the American Physical Society's Wiki Scientist program in 2023. He is a member of the American Physical Society, the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, and the German Physical Society. He has participated in conferences hosted by the United Nations Office for Disarmament Affairs on nuclear disarmament and cyber diplomacy also Humanitarian Approaches to Nuclear Disarmament.
Personal life
editAktar was born in Malda, West Bengal. He has lived and worked in Kolkata and Malda during his academic career.[1] His interests include cricket, football, and scientific writing.
Philosophical views
editAktar has reflected on the intersection of physics and philosophy in published works:
The cosmos does not hide its secrets; it simply waits for minds unafraid of infinity to ask the right questions.
— Md Shohil Aktar, Interview with The Times of India, 2024
Reality is but a fragile agreement between perception and truth—physics is the quiet rebellion that challenges both.
— Md Shohil Aktar, Journal of Science Communication, 2023
Time is not a river we drift upon, but an ocean we have yet to learn how to navigate.
— Md Shohil Aktar, Interview with The Hindu, 2023