Anwar Hossain

Dr. Anwar Hossain is a Professor and Department Chair in the Department of Mathematics at New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology (New Mexico Tech). His research focuses on statistical theory and applications, including regression diagnostics, cybersecurity, biostatistics, and interdisciplinary studies in agriculture, medicine, and education. He has extensive experience in collaborative research, evidenced by his roles in projects like the BRAC-UBS Shishu Niketan School initiative and studies on healthcare outcomes in Bangladesh. Dr. Hossain has published widely across disciplines, from machine learning in cybersecurity to epidemiological analyses of chronic diseases. His work bridges theoretical statistics with practical challenges in global health and education.

His research interests span statistical methodology, with a focus on regression analysis and diagnostic techniques. Recent work explores applications of AI in cybersecurity defense mechanisms and deep learning models for agricultural disease detection. He has also contributed to understanding risk factors in haemorrhagic stroke and wheat blight outbreaks. Dr. Hossain has authored conference proceedings and peer-reviewed articles since the 1970s, reflecting a career dedicated to advancing both academic and applied research.

While no formal awards are listed, his prolific publication record and leadership in the Department of Mathematics highlight his contributions to academia. His research has implications for sustainable technology, public health, and educational equity in low-income regions. Collaborations with institutions in Bangladesh and Uganda underscore his commitment to global interdisciplinary research.