Md. Shariful Alam
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Also affiliated: Jagannath University (2005); University of Sargodha (2025); Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology (2014–2020); Green University of Bangladesh (2024); University of Malaya (2014–2019); Asian Institute of Technology (2016–2017); Mawlana Bhashani Science and Technology University (2025); Ministry of Public Administration (2017); Jagannath University (2005–2025); Dhaka University of Engineering & Technology (1970); Sultan Qaboos University (2005–2016); East West University (2023)
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Md. Shariful Alam's research encompasses diverse areas, including public health, environmental science, and engineering. His work on public health has focused on tobacco product labeling, specifically investigating the compliance status of graphic health warnings on tobacco packets and containers in Bangladesh. He has also examined local people's perceptions of waterlogging and adaptation interventions in coastal Bangladesh, as well as the implementation of local climate funds in the same region. In the realm of engineering and materials science, Alam has investigated convective heat transfer enhancement in enclosures using nanofluids under magnetic field influence and explored solutions for unsteady magnetohydrodynamic free convection flow past vertical porous plates. His research also extends to computational neuroscience, with publications on phoneme classification using auditory neurograms and neural responses.
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- h-index: 7
- Publications: 26
- Citations: 172
Selected Publications
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Corporate Liquidity and Firm Resilience During Monetary Tightening Cycles (2026)
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Founder CEOs and Utility Firms’ Financial Choices (2025)
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- Founder CEOs and Utility Firms’ Financial Choices
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- Founder CEOs and Utility Firms’ Financial Choices
- Corporate Liquidity and Firm Resilience During Monetary Tightening Cycles
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