Research Software
Development of web and software systems that support research communication, data workflows, and BioMacLab’s digital platform.
Master’s Student in Telecommunications Engineering and Software Developer
“BioMacLab co-founder, programmer, and software developer contributing to research software, digital systems, and computational genomics work.”
Khandker Shahed is a BioMacLab co-founder, programmer, and software developer. BioMacLab’s publication directory lists him as an author on comparative genomics and pathogenomics research, while his current academic affiliation is with the University of Bologna. The university affiliation is personal and does not imply an institutional partnership with BioMacLab.
His BioMacLab profile combines software engineering with computational research support. Publicly supported work includes research-software systems and authorship on genomics studies; detailed scientific responsibilities should be tied to verified projects rather than generalized infrastructure or laboratory claims.
The items below are limited to domains or computational categories supported by the current BioMacLab record for this person. They are not statements of infrastructure ownership, certification, or universal workflow guarantees.
Development of web and software systems that support research communication, data workflows, and BioMacLab’s digital platform.
Co-authorship on BioMacLab-listed comparative genomics and pathogenomics publications.
Software-oriented integration of research processes without claiming ownership of specific HPC or institutional infrastructure.
Only verified or evidence-safe analytical categories are shown. Exact software, versions, compute environment, and execution requirements depend on the specific project.
BioMacLab-listed publications whose author metadata matches this profile.
Academic information shown here is limited to currently verified or publicly presented individual affiliations.
Current personal academic affiliation. This does not imply a formal partnership between BioMacLab and the University of Bologna.
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