Research with purpose
Smart sustainable cities
Urban energy systems, climate resilience and AI applications, informed by engineering and the realities of developing cities.
ExploreDOCTORAL SCHOLAR · UNESCO / CHINA GREAT WALL FELLOW
M Tanvir
Parvez.
Engineering a more
sustainable future.
Researcher. Environmental infrastructure professional. Youth leader. Connecting smart cities, AI and international cooperation to turn complex challenges into practical possibilities.
Also known as 温又年 · WAYNE · TONMOY
BANGLADESH → CHINA → GLOBALA perspective
across borders.
across borders.
2026—Doctoral ScholarTsinghua · School of Environment
2026UNESCO / China FellowGreat Wall Co-sponsored Fellowship
2024–25SABRI PresidentTsinghua · Belt and Road youth community
UNESCO / CHINA · 2026
A global fellowship.
A purpose beyond borders.
HIS WORK AT A GLANCE
Knowledge.
Action. Connection.
Parvez works at the intersection of engineering, environmental development and leadership, bringing a technical foundation and an international perspective to consequential challenges.
Strategy grounded in practice
Environmental infrastructure
International waste-to-energy analysis, opportunity assessment and coordination across technology, business and institutions.
ExploreLeadership through connection
Youth & global cooperation
Building multicultural communities, creating dialogue and helping young people take meaningful responsibility.
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A VOICE IN THE CONVERSATION
Lead by creating
room for others.
As President of Tsinghua’s Student Association of Belt and Road Initiative, he helped rebuild organisational momentum, develop member responsibilities and connect young people with institutional and industry dialogue.
His approach to leadership combines clear direction with shared ownership: attentive listening, the translation of ambition into workable plans, and the development of people around him.
Leadership in practiceTHE CURRENT CHAPTER · 2026
From infrastructure
practice to deeper
environmental research.
He is a Doctoral Scholar in Environmental Science and Engineering at Tsinghua University’s School of Environment and a Tsinghua Master of Engineering Management graduate.
His research agenda focuses on sustainable infrastructure development, smart cities and AI applications. He examines how data, environmental systems and sound governance can work together to make cities more resilient and responsive to people’s needs.
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