Skip to content
[Demo] Recruitment is openDemo announcement.Apply
AIUB Research & Development Club seal — Innovate · Research · Impact, established 2025

A student research & development club at AIUB

Innovate. Research. Impact.

We bring students at American International University-Bangladesh together to ask careful questions, build things that work, and share what we learn.

About the club

About the club

A student club at AIUB where questions become projects, projects become evidence, and evidence becomes something others can build on.

Student-run.
Faculty-guided.

Ongoing projects
2
Publications
4
Faculty mentors
1

We bring students at American International University-Bangladesh together to ask careful questions, build things that work, and share what we learn.

  • Apply for membership
  • Propose a project
  • Attend an event
  • Learn with resources

Inside every project

Ideas, traced to evidence.

Every project starts as a student's question, is reviewed and supported by the club, and ends as something others can read, use or build on.

Projects

What we're building

Studies, software, hardware and data work — each with its own page showing the question, the team and the results.

All projects
AI-generated illustration: a research project titled "Clinic wait-time analysis"
Completed

Research study

[Demo] Clinic wait-time analysis

Demo project summary used to preview the layout. Not a real club project.

[Demo] Health informatics

Demo Member C, [Demo] Demo Alumna Chowdhury, Demo Member D, [Demo] Demo Alumnus Islam

AI-generated illustration: a research project titled "Campus air-quality sensor network"
Ongoing

Research study

[Demo] Campus air-quality sensor network

Demo project summary used to preview the layout. Not a real club project.

[Demo] Embedded systems & robotics

Demo Member B, [Demo] Demo Alumnus Ahmed, Demo Member C, [Demo] Demo Alumnus Karim

AI-generated illustration: a research project titled "Low-resource speech recognition"
OngoingRecruiting

Research study

[Demo] Low-resource speech recognition

Demo project summary used to preview the layout. Not a real club project.

[Demo] Artificial intelligence & machine learning

Demo Member A, [Demo] Demo Alumna Siddique, Demo Member B, [Demo] Demo Alumna Rahman

AI-generated illustration: a research project titled "Line-following robot curriculum"
ApprovedRecruiting

Research study

[Demo] Line-following robot curriculum

Demo project summary used to preview the layout. Not a real club project.

[Demo] Embedded systems & robotics

Demo Member E, Demo Member F

How a project happens

From idea to publication

Any member can start one. The club reviews it, gives it a team and a page, and helps it reach an audience.

Propose a project
  1. Step 01Any time

    Propose

    Submit an idea from the member portal: the question, the method and the help you need.

  2. Step 02Reviewed

    Review

    Club reviewers read it, comment, and may ask for a revision before approving.

  3. Step 03Ongoing

    Build

    An approved proposal becomes a club project with a team, a track and a public page.

  4. Step 04Published

    Publish

    Results go out as papers, posters or reports, listed here with their authors.

Our teams · 4

Our teams

The club's work happens in teams. Open a team to meet its members and see what they have been building.

Whole committee

Our community

AlumniNetworking

AIUB R&D Club alumni are a lifelong network of researchers, engineers, founders, academics and mentors — people who started here and keep sharing what they learn.

Alumni
14
Countries
11
Organisations
12
Mentors
6

A lifelong community beyond the campus.

Drag to explore · click the globe, then scroll to zoom

  • Same project
  • Same graduation year
  • Same organisation
  • Shared origin: AIUB

Browse all alumni as a list

News

Latest from the club

Questions

Questions, answered

Still have questions?

Send the committee a message and someone will reply.

  • Demo answer.

Join the club

Bring a question. Leave with research.

Membership is open to AIUB students during recruitment cycles. Faculty, researchers and organisations who want to collaborate can reach the team directly.