معرفی
Ruhul Amin is an Assistant Professor at Fordham University's Department of Computer and Information Science, where he explores the intersection of Artificial Intelligence, Data Science, and Public Health. His work spans multiple domains including Bioinformatics, Natural Language Processing, and Computational Social Science.
- PhD in Computer Science (Stony Brook University, 2019)
- MS in Computer Science (Stony Brook University, 2015)
- BSc in Computer Science (Shahjalal University, 2007)
His research focuses on developing deep learning algorithms for genome annotation, anomaly detection in high-cardinality spaces, and assistive technologies for visually impaired users. Notably, he designed the Mongol Dip bilingual screen reading software and the Pipilika Bengali text search engine.
Recent publications (2025-2024) demonstrate his expanding interests in large language model alignment, sentiment analysis across languages, and distributed reinforcement learning for cybersecurity applications. His work frequently appears at IEEE conferences and in journals like PLOS One.
Scientific Recognition
- BASIS National ICT Award (Bangladesh)
- Best Poster Awards at IEEE R10 HTC and CEWIT conferences
- Bangladesh Prime Minister’s Award (2012)
- mBillionth South Asia Award (2010)
He maintains active collaborations with research teams at University of Toronto, University of British Columbia, and Stony Brook University. Contact: moamin@cs.stonybrook.edu
