Md Rashedul Islam

(He/Him/His)

Undergraduate Researcher in Medical & Radiation Physics

Md Rashedul Islam is a Computer Science and Information Security graduate and undergraduate researcher in medical and radiation physics. He presented his research at the DIA 2025 Global Annual Meeting and was recognized as a Phi Theta Kappa All-New York Academic Team (2025) scholar for academic excellence and leadership. He has been actively engaged in STEM research, student leadership, and community-focused initiatives, with experience spanning technical support, research mentorship, and interdisciplinary projects. His interests lie at the intersection of technology, research, and healthcare innovation.

Contact

(929) 701-5554 | [email protected]

Education

  • The City College of New York, CUNY — B.S. Computer Science                                                      Fall 2025 – Spring 2028 [Expected]
  • Selected for the NYC Men Teach Pipeline Program, receiving mentorship, academic advising, and professional development for aspiring educators
  • Queensborough Community College, CUNY — A.S. Computer Science and Information Security          Fall 2023 – Spring 2025
  • GPA: 3.70: Dean’s List
  • Research Assistant, Physics Department
  • Member: Coding Club, Mathematics Club, Phi Theta Kappa International Honor Society
  • Undergraduate Researcher, Physics & Engineering Club Senator
  • Tech Fee Intern, Strategic Initiative Advancement Department

Media & Publications

Featured in Queensborough Community College News for selection to the Phi Theta Kappa All-New York Academic Team (March 2025). Read Article

Spotlighted in Queensborough Community College News for presenting undergraduate physics research at the DIA 2025 Global Annual Meeting in Washington, D.C. (June 2025). Read Article

Positions

2024-2025 | Research Assistant, Physics, Queensborough Community College

2024-2025 | College Assistant, Strategic Initiative Advancement Department , Queensborough Community College

2024-2025 | Research Scholar, CUNY Research Scholars Program (CRSP), Queensborough Community College

Spring 2025 | Visitor Service Intern, Kupferberg Holocaust Center (KHC) , Queensborough Community College

Internship

Summer 2024 | Radiological Control Technician (RCT) Training Program Intern , Universal Training and Testing Academy

Summer 2024 | STEM Research Mentor , Research Foundation of CUNY

Summer 2025 | Break Through Tech Summer Guild Participant , CUNY Tech Equity & Floreo Labs

Summer 2025 | Solar PV Installation Training Program, Green Workforce Training, Solar One & Con Edison

Volunteer & Leadership Experience

2025 – Present | Victim Services Program (VSP) Advocate, Emergency Department (ED) Social Work, NYC Health + Hospitals – Bellevue, New York

Fall 2025 | Associate Board Member, New York Birth Control Access Project (NYBCAP), New York

2024-2025 | Senator, Physics and Engineering Club, Queensborough Community College

Projects

  • 1. Attenuation of Beta and Gamma Radiation by a Commercial Bolus Material: A Comparative Study with Locally Available Alternatives
  • 2. Comparative Analysis of Play-Doh and Super Flex Bolus as Tissue-Equivalent Materials in Radiation Therapy
  • 3. Exploring Play-Doh as A Potential Bolus Material in Radiotherapy: Assessing Gamma Radiation and Electron Beam Attenuation Characteristics

Academic Interests

My academic interests center on medical and radiation physics, with a focus on using physics-based research to improve cancer treatment and patient care. I am particularly interested in radiation therapy, dosimetry, and the development of cost-effective tissue-equivalent materials that can increase access to advanced treatments.

I am also deeply interested in the intersection of computer science and healthcare, where data analysis, simulation, and computational tools play a critical role in medical research and clinical applications. Through interdisciplinary work, I aim to connect technology, physics, and medicine to support meaningful advances in healthcare and radiation science.