About

My name is Jubair.

I am a PhD Student in Computer Science at the University of Colorado Boulder, where I work with Prof. Tom Yeh.

My research lies at the intersection of AI, Visualization, and HCI. I build tools that make AI easier for people to see, understand, and use.

mohammad.jubair@colorado.eduCV Google Scholar GitHub LinkedIn

Areas

Visualizes what’s inside a GGUF file, making a local LLM’s structure readable at a glance within the terminal.

Rebuilds deep learning math for forward pass and backprop inside MS Excel, so every step is visible in plain cells.

A small language for exploring the math, graph and code for a multilayer perceptron, inside the Jupyter notebook.

A 3D cardiac MRI dataset for whole-heart segmentation in congenital heart disease.

A dataset of 36 Bangladeshi sign letters for training and benchmarking recognition models.

Turns a photo of a person into that person signing, with face, skin and clothing intact.

A low-cost stand-in for a graphics tablet: a webcam tracks a pen moving on ordinary paper.

A method for converting complex climate model data into 2D structure to visualize at multiple levels of detail.

Hexagonal box-spline wavelets for rendering Earth data smoothly across zoom levels.

Journey

2008 – 2011

BSc (CS & IT)

MSc (CS)

2014 – 2016

2017 – 2022

Faculty (CSE)

PhD Student (CS)

2022 – present

Awards

2026 McLaren Futures Family Fellowship, University of Colorado Boulder
2025 – 2026 Outstanding TA Award, University of Colorado Boulder
2023 Founder’s Fellowship, University of Colorado Boulder
2023 Service Award, University of Colorado Boulder
2022 Early Career Professional Development Fellowship, University of Colorado Boulder
2016 Travel Award, University of Calgary
2014 – 2015 Research Award, University of Calgary
2014 International Recruitment Graduate Award, University of Calgary
2014 International Student Differential Fee Reimbursement Award, University of Calgary
2008 OIC Undergraduate Student Scholarship, Islamic University of Technology