Tanzim Redwan

Building the Future of Student Research

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Why this matters

At 14, I tried to enter research labs in Bangladesh. I was rejected, not because of ability, but because of age.

That moment made one thing clear: research wasn’t inaccessible, it was gatekept.

Today, I’m building Project Q2 to make research a normal part of high school education—not a privilege for a few.

Featured Achievements

  • International Children’s Peace Prize , Top 30 Finalist
  • Springer Q2 Publication (Discover Sustainability, 2025)
  • IEEE Conference Presenter (Singapore)
  • National Public Speaking Champion
  • Biology Olympiad Gold Medalist (Dhaka North)
  • Johns Hopkins Global Health Leaders Conference Scholar
  • Harvard Undergraduate Microbiology Society Junior Fellow

Book Summary: A Child’s Question to Kindness — Tanzim Redwan

This story follows a child who lives in a world where kindness is slowly disappearing. As he sees unfairness and silence around him, he starts asking simple but powerful questions.

Through his journey, the book shows how society can ignore humanity—and how even one voice can make a difference.

A short, meaningful read about kindness, courage, and questioning what feels wrong.

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