NASA's Best Innovative Researcher Award Mahmudur Bangladesh

The award is given every year under the title 'IRAD Innovator of the Year' for significant contributions to the development of innovative technologies under the Program of Internal Research and Development (IRAD) in NASA's Gauder Space Aerospace.

Mahmuda received the award for his contribution to the development of space-efficient miniature and efficient light waves, and the 'revolutionary' contribution to the development of Nano material.

The announcement of the award of the best inventor of the year 2017 to the Bangladeshi youth on NASA website was announced on October 24.

The latest cover of NASA's magazine 'Cutting Edge' has been reported in Mahmuda.

It is said that the possibility of inquiring about Mahmuda Nassa, living in Bangladesh, probably got more than other Bangladeshi children from the same age group. Because of his uncle's physicist NASA worked at the Emic Research Center.

Mahmudha graduated from the University of California at the University of California, graduating in Chemical Engineering from the University of California. In 2010, he did PhD from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT).

Mahmuda, an apprentice researcher at the Bell Laboratory, received an invitation from MIT from a job fair to join NASA. NASA Gadard Detector System Section Employer Thomas Stevenson added him there.

In this context Mahmuda said, "I had a good fortune. I met Stevenson. "

Peter Hughs, the chief technician of Gauder, who was nominated for Mahmudha's best inventor, said, "We are lucky that he came to Nassa."