I am currently pursuing an M.S. in Fisheries Management at Bangladesh Agricultural University, with a strong academic foundation in Fisheries Science, Aquatic Biodiversity, and Natural Resource Management. My research experience and interests focus on aquatic ecotoxicology, environmental contaminants, fisheries and aquaculture, aquatic biodiversity, and environmental management. My recent research has investigated the effects of microplastics, pesticides, pharmaceuticals, and other emerging contaminants on aquatic organisms, examining growth, hematological and biochemical responses, histopathology, developmental effects, and molecular responses. I have also conducted research related to One Health, sustainable aquaculture governance, policy and institutional frameworks, aquatic biodiversity, climate and anthropogenic drivers of wetland ecosystems, and systematic reviews. In addition, I am exploring Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning applications in aquatic toxicology and their potential for environmental assessment and research. My research experience includes both experimental and evidence-based approaches, ranging from laboratory-based fish toxicity studies to systematic reviews, aquatic biodiversity research, and governance-oriented research in sustainable aquaculture. This interdisciplinary experience has strengthened my interest in addressing aquatic environmental challenges from biological, ecological, technological, and policy perspectives.