Muhammad Nazrul Islam Source Confirmed

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Muhammad Nazrul Islam's research focuses on the development and fabrication of functional materials, particularly composite films and bioplastics. His work involves utilizing plasma treatments and various nanoparticles to impart specific properties, such as antibacterial capabilities, to these materials. He has investigated the synthesis of polymers and dendrimers for applications including dye transfer inhibition in textile processing and the valorization of agricultural byproducts like rice bran for bioplastic production. Islam has also explored the charge density and hydrophobicity of polymers as a strategy to inhibit bacterial growth. His recent publications address sustainable dyeing processes, antibacterial film fabrication, and the functionalization of bioplastics. Islam has collaborated with researchers at the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, including Keisha B. Walters, Fatema Tarannum, Md Mahfuzur Rahman, and Nikitha Modupalli.

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• h-index: 4
• Publications: 16
• Citations: 54