Tanzim Redwan

As a passionate advocate for democratizing research and empowering communities, I founded Project Q2 with a vision to bridge gaps in knowledge and opportunity. My journey as a biologist, public health researcher, and social entrepreneur has been driven by a commitment to addressing pressing health and socio-economic challenges, particularly in vulnerable populations.

With accolades such as regional bronze medals in the Bangladesh Biology Olympiad (BDBO) and recognition as a Global Health Leaders Conference scholar at Johns Hopkins University, I bring a blend of academic rigor and hands-on leadership to Project Q2. My experience spans directing biology initiatives at Youth STEAM Advisors, mentoring young researchers, and founding MAANUSH—a nonprofit that educated 80+ underprivileged children.

At Project Q2, we believe in the transformative power of collaborative research and equitable access to resources. Together with our team, I am dedicated to fostering innovation, education, and sustainable change. Let’s build a future where knowledge knows no boundaries.

“Research is not just about discovery—it’s about making an impact where it matters most.”