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    Dr. Jamal Narul Islam was a Bangladeshi physicist born in 1939 who would be considered one of the top 7 scientists in the modern world. He was a roommate of Stephen Hawking at Cambridge University where Hawking studied him as one of the great physicists. Though he wrote important papers on quantum field theory and a book on black holes before Hawking, he is not as widely known because he did not receive credit for a major discovery. Fazlur Rahman Khan was a Bangladeshi-American civil engineer born in 1929 who is known as the "father of tubular designs" for skyscrapers. He pioneered the "bundled tube" structural system used in some of the world's tallest buildings like the

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    Dr. Jamal Narul Islam was a Bangladeshi physicist born in 1939 who would be considered one of the top 7 scientists in the modern world. He was a roommate of Stephen Hawking at Cambridge University where Hawking studied him as one of the great physicists. Though he wrote important papers on quantum field theory and a book on black holes before Hawking, he is not as widely known because he did not receive credit for a major discovery. Fazlur Rahman Khan was a Bangladeshi-American civil engineer born in 1929 who is known as the "father of tubular designs" for skyscrapers. He pioneered the "bundled tube" structural system used in some of the world's tallest buildings like the

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    Dr. Jamal Narul Islam: Fazlur Rahman Khan

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    Dr. Jamal Narul Islam was a Bangladeshi physicist born in 1939 who would be considered one of the top 7 scientists in the modern world. He was a roommate of Stephen Hawking at Cambridge University where Hawking studied him as one of the great physicists. Though he wrote important papers on quantum field theory and a book on black holes before Hawking, he is not as widely known because he did not receive credit for a major discovery. Fazlur Rahman Khan was a Bangladeshi-American civil engineer born in 1929 who is known as the "father of tubular designs" for skyscrapers. He pioneered the "bundled tube" structural system used in some of the world's tallest buildings like the

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    Dr.

    Jamal Narul Islam


    He was born in 24th February 1939 at Jhenaidah. If we consider 7 greatest scientists in the
    modern world, he will be must in that list. He is known as JN Islam. He was a roommate of Stephen
    Hawking in Cambridge University. From 1960-1980, Hawking researched about few scientists and Jamal
    Nazrul Islam was one of them. He was a giant, an unparalleled expert on quantum field theory. He wrote
    incredibly important papers. Yet, he is not widely remembered because he is not credited with a “great
    discovery.” He wrote a book named ( কৃ ষ্ণ বিবর) about black hole many years before than Stephen
    Hawkings famous book “Black Hole”. But unfortunately, it did not get popularity.

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    Fazlur Rahman Khan


    Bangladeshi American civil engineer known for his innovations in skyscrapers or high-rise
    building construction. He was born in 1929 at Decca (currently Dhaka). He is known as the "father of
    tubular designs" for high rise buildings. His many skyscraper projects include Chicago’s John Hancock
    Center (1970) and Sears (now Willis) Tower (1973), which are among the world’s tallest buildings.
    The Sears Tower was his first skyscraper to employ the “bundled tube” structural system.

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