I am a Ph.D. student in Photonics and Plasmas in the Electrical and Computer Engineering department at the University of Alberta. Before that, I completed an MSc in Light Science and Technologies from the University of Bordeaux and a BSc in Electrical and Electronic Engineering from American International University Bangladesh. I am currently working on Laser breakdown spectroscopy for soil analysis. As a part of my Master's Thesis, I have conducted a theoretical and experimental analysis of the interaction between midinfrared nano-second laser pulses and water to develop a laser-assisted bioprinting system. Besides my research activities, I mentored high school students during the last week of March to familiarize them with our ongoing research. Under the STEM fellowship program for high school students, I helped them to learn the fundamentals of laser breakdown spectroscopy and, via some simple experiments, I introduced them to current photonics research.