ISRT, University of Dhaka
Dhaka 1000

BSc (Honours), MSc (DU), MSc (Chalmers), PhD (Westminster)

• Application of probability theory and stochastic processes in biology and medicine.
• Application of queueing, loss, optimisation and discrete-event simulation models in health care, business, manufacturing, communication and teletraffic engineering.

(Selected recent)

• Asaduzzaman, M and Chaussalet, T J (2012). A generalized loss network model with overflow for capacity planning of a perinatal network, Submitted, Preprint available at arXiv:1110.6544.
• Asaduzzaman, M and Chaussalet, T J (2011). An overflow loss network model for capacity planning of a perinatal network, Journal of the Royal Statistical Society: Series A (Statistics in Society), Vol 174(2), pp 403-417.
• Asaduzzaman, M, Chaussalet, T J, Adeyemi, S, Chahed, S, Hawdon, J, Wood, D and Robertson, N J (2010). Towards effective capacity planning in a perinatal network centre, Archives of Disease in Childhood, Vol 95(4), pp F283-F287.
• Asaduzzaman, M, Chaussalet, T J and Robertson, N J (2010). A loss network model with overflow for capacity planning of a neonatal unit, Annals of Operations Research, Vol 178(1), pp 67-76.
• Adeyemi, S, Chaussalet, T J, Xie, H and Asaduzzaman, M (2010). Random effects models for operational patient pathways, Journal of Applied Statistics, Vol 37(4), pp 691-701.

Current Teaching

• Course AST 532: Comprehensive Statistical Computing (M.S. level).
• Course AST 401: Advanced Probability and Stochastic Process (4th Year Honours level).

Current research topics

• Approximating blocking probability in tandem loss system with overflow.
• Autoregressive models with suddenly changing parameters: application to Dhaka stock exchange data (with Ibrahim Hossain).