Matiur Rahman

Matiur Rahman's research focuses on organic synthesis methods, including catalytic and mechanochemical (mixing without solvents) approaches to building heterocyclic molecules (ring-shaped compounds containing atoms other than carbon), microwave-assisted reactions, and coupling reactions used to link molecular building blocks. Some recent work has shifted toward applying magnetic separation techniques to study red blood cells, suggesting an expanding interest beyond traditional synthetic chemistry. This work would suit students interested in developing new chemical synthesis strategies with potential applications in pharmaceuticals and materials.

Publication output has declined and become irregular over the past decade, dropping from a peak of 9 papers in 2017 to fewer than 2 per year on average in the most recent five years, including a gap in 2024.

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