Regular biography
Dr Shahinur Rahman is a Departmental Visitor in the Department of Physics at The Australian National University. His research focuses on nuclear physics and accelerator applications, with an emphasis on particle identification and detector development. Rahman is involved in projects related to low-energy nuclear and electron recoils, neutron-hole transitions, and materials testing for dark matter experiments. His work includes contributions to the SABRE Dark Matter Experiment and the development of liquid scintillators. Rahman's research has been published in journals such as Nuclear Instruments and Methods in Physics Research and Physics Letters.
Scholar-generated biography
Dr. Md.Shahinur Rahman is a researcher at the Australian National University with expertise in Plasma Applications, Electrical Engineering, Nuclear Engineering, Data Science, and Device Physics. His research focuses on the interaction of electron beams with polyoxymethylene copolymers, the measurement of nuclear recoils in NaI:Tl detectors, and the development of scintillators for dark matter experiments. He also investigates plasma diagnostics and materials science for nuclear applications. His work includes the optimization of scintillator performance and the study of tribological properties of irradiated materials. Rahman's research bridges experimental physics, materials science, and data-driven analysis to advance applications in nuclear and plasma technologies.