Maher Ali Rusho, at just 26 years of age, is demonstrating that scientific breakthroughs are not limited by experience. A rising talent in Computational Materials, Rusho has worked with prestigious institutions such as Taif University, King Saud University, and Almaarefa University in Saudi Arabia. His research interests are vast, covering topics such as T-graphene nanocapsules for nitric oxide detection, Silicon Carbide Monolayers for SF6 decomposed gas adsorption, and the role of both pure and degraded C3N monolayers in supercapacitor electrodes.
His research has earned international acclaim, with publications appearing in renowned journals including Molecular Physics (Taylor & Francis), Silicon (Springer), and High Energy Density Physics (Elsevier). However, his impact extends well beyond traditional academia. Recently, Rusho co-authored a book on machine learning with a Harvard University researcher, further strengthening his reputation as a trailblazer in his domain.
Rusho has built a strong presence in the global scientific community, collaborating with distinguished researchers, including those listed among the top 2% globally by Stanford University and Elsevier. His groundbreaking work in computational materials and AI-driven analytics has established new benchmarks, inspiring the next generation of researchers worldwide. In recognition of his contributions, Forbes India magazine featured him in 2025, highlighting his exceptional influence in science and technology.
Beyond academia, Rusho has actively contributed to Bangladesh’s corporate technology sector. He has worked closely with the R&D divisions of leading firms such as Brainstation-23 and Intelligent Machines, fostering an innovative, research-focused culture. Additionally, he dedicates time to mentoring aspiring researchers, providing private consultations to over 100 individuals each month via LinkedIn.
Further expanding his international footprint, Rusho has been invited to visit the United Nations Organisations in Vienna. Looking ahead, he is preparing to begin a new professional chapter in the Netherlands, where he will collaborate with Stichting Libertas International under a contractual agreement, reinforcing his commitment to transformative research and global cooperation.
