My scientific journey has spanned the research fields of reproductive and kidney transplantation immunology, infectious diseases, vaccine development, and community engagement. It has taken me from laboratory settings to active involvement in communities, serving as a testament to my dedication to effecting impact through science.This journey has encompassed geographical shifts, from Botswana and South Africa to my current endeavors in the UK.
The 15-year expedition in scientific research has been an evolution of curiosity into expertise, endeavoring to unravel the enigmas of our world .I believe that scientific breakthroughs should not be confined to academic spaces but should be shared with the public, as their insights hold the potential to positively transform lives.
I aspire to foster a culture of curiosity, where readers from all backgrounds can partake in the wonders of science without intimidation. I also believe that science is a force for positive change. By sharing the revelations of the gut microbiome and their implications for well-being, I hope to contribute to a more informed and empowered global community. This commitment to communication is rooted in the understanding that knowledge can inspire action, leading to healthier, more enriched lives for individuals and society as a whole.
Excellence in research laboratory support US Centres for Disease Control and Prevention , Mission Honor Award- US Embassy, Gaborone, Botswana