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Dedicated and hard-working Humanitarian with a strong passion for helping others and a comprehensive background in providing professional support to vulnerable household in Somali regions. Offers well-developed knowledge of Sociology and excellent problem solving skills
As a veterinary surgeon with a Master’s degree in the epidemiology of communicable diseases and health risk management, I am passionate about research and a job well done. With a solid understanding of the challenges facing the livestock sector in Africa, I am particularly interested in current issues such as climate change, the ‘One Health’ concept, and zoonotic diseases. My sense of duty and my commitment to voluntary work are reflected in my involvement in animal welfare, environmental protection and the promotion of the ‘One Health’ approach.
I am an Assistant Professor of Veterinary Clinical Medicine at the University of Gondar, Ethiopia. I hold an M.Sc. in Biostatistics and my research focuses on antimicrobial resistance, zoonotic diseases, veterinary epidemiology, and systematic review and meta-analysis within a One Health framework. skills, Evidence synthesis , Statistical data analysis, complex data management and mathematical modeling,. Software skills R, python , MATLAB..
I analyze and structure complex systems to design robust and operational solutions. A veterinarian by training, I have retained scientific rigor and sound judgment in high-risk situations. I possess a diagnostic approach to massive architectures. My expertise combines data engineering, distributed systems, and operational implementation: from data ingestion to the delivery of decision-making tools in production.
I am a veterinary student at the University of Porto, Portugal, with a strong interest in veterinary public health, animal welfare, and One Health approaches. My experience includes animal population management programs - particularly sterilization and vaccination campaigns in Cabo Verde and São Tomé e Príncipe. I am passionate about using data-driven methodologies to improve animal health programs and their impact on communities, with a focus on zoonotic diseases and population control strategies.
Epidemiologist and public health researcher with a strong background in infectious disease modeling, real-world data analysis, and health systems. I have experience developing predictive models (SIR, ARIMA), evaluating cost-effectiveness of public health interventions, and working with surveillance and outbreak data. My work integrates statistical rigor with decision-making, aiming to generate actionable insights for health policy and disease control. Currently a PhD candidate in Epidemiology and Public Health.
I am a bioinformatician and genomic epidemiologist studying pathogens by leveraging genomics and phylodynamic modelling to understand the transmission dynamics. In my routine responsibilities, I prepare, curate datasets from different sources including genomic, epidemiological, environmental/climatic e.t.c and integrate these datasets for analyses that focus on pathogen evolution and spread.
Data Analyst / Reporting role, supporting epidemiology or veterinary teams with data structuring, quality, and translating results into clear insights and visual outputs. For the Datathon, I’m keen to contribute in reporting, data exploration, and translating findings into meaningful visuals and narratives.
I am a veterinary professional and AMR-focused researcher from Nigeria with interests in animal health surveillance, antimicrobial stewardship, and data-driven decision support. My background combines veterinary medicine, pharmacology, toxicology, and applied research, with experience in scientific writing, laboratory work, and health data interpretation. For the WOAH Datathon, I am developing a Challenge 7 concept around forecasting and benchmarking antimicrobial use in animals using ANIMUSE data, with emphasis on interpretable outputs for surveillance and policy.
I am currently working as a Research Data Manager for a University Health Science Center mostly looking into the public health related data from the research perspective in the US as well as southern African region.
Researcher at the RIADI Laboratory (ENSI), University of Manouba. Assistant Professor of Computer Science at the Faculty of Economic Sciences and Management of Tunis (FSEG Tunis), University of Tunis El Manar.
Veterinarian and PhD in Veterinary Sciences with experience in animal health surveillance, disease diagnostics and epidemiology. My work covers aquatic animals, wildlife and bees, with particular expertise in infectious diseases of farmed fish and national aquatic animal disease surveillance. I have experience working with surveillance and laboratory data, molecular diagnostics, scientific research and interpretation of animal health data. I am interested in applying data-driven approaches to disease surveillance, risk assessment and animal health decision-making.
I am a veterinary epidemiologist from Ethiopia with a DVM and MSc, focused on animal disease surveillance, transboundary animal diseases, outbreak intelligence, and evidence-based decision-making. For WOAH Challenge 1, I am developing a multisource early-warning and nowcasting approach for African Swine Fever and Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza in Sub-Saharan Africa. I bring epidemiological leadership, practical surveillance knowledge, research experience, and the ability to translate analytical findings into decision-support outputs
I am a veterinary epidemiologist from Ethiopia with a DVM and MSc, focused on animal disease surveillance, transboundary animal diseases, outbreak intelligence, and evidence-based decision-making. For WOAH Challenge 1, I am developing a multisource early-warning and nowcasting approach for African Swine Fever and Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza in Sub-Saharan Africa. I bring epidemiological leadership, practical surveillance knowledge, research experience, and the ability to translate analytical findings into decision-support outputs