Dr Mohibul Kabir is an ARC DECRA Fellow at UNSW's School of Chemistry. His current research is focused towards the development of a high-performance, palm-portable differential ion mobility spectrometer for universal chemical analysis that operates at atmospheric pressure and consumes minimal power.. Dr Kabir has expertise in highly interdisciplinary research fields of microelectronics, microfabrication, radio frequency engineering and materials chemistry. He was awarded RMIT University’s Vice Chancellor's Award for Research Excellence HDR in 2016 as a recognition of “achieving the highest levels of excellence in research during the completion of his PhD degree” in the field of microsensors development for toxic chemical detection. 

Academic Qualifications

PhD (Field of Research: Micro- and Nanoscale Acoustic Wave Gas Sensors), 2013-2016, Department of Applied Chemistry, School of Applied Sciences, RMIT University, Melbourne, Australia

MSc in Electrical & Electronic Engineering, 2011-2013, Islamic University of Technology, Bangladesh

BSc (Hons.) in Electrical & Electronic Engineering, 2005-2009, Islamic University of Technology, Bangladesh

Research Grant

ARC DECRA Fellowship: $422K

Project Title: High-performance, portable ion-mobility surface-acoustic wave spectrometry

Awards

RMIT Vice Chancellor's Prize for Research Excellence- HDR (2016)

RMIT Agilent Technologies Prize for Excellence in Separation Science (2016)

Publications 

Complete list of publications is available in Google Scholar Profile