I am an entomologist with extensive experience in mosquito rearing and vector-borne disease research. Currently, I provide technical support at the Human Malaria Transmission Facility (HMTF), where I work with Anopheles mosquitoes, conducting infective feeding experiments and dissections to assess parasite development.

Previously, I contributed to the UKHSA/LSHTM Aedes vexans project, establishing a lab colony to study arbovirus transmission and the MATAMAL project, investigating the potential of ivermectin to reduce malaria prevalence. At Imperial College London, I supported research on genetic control methods for mosquito vectors, including the production of transgenic lines.

My primary expertise lies in entomology, with a focus on mosquito biology and rearing, and I bring years of experience working in diverse research settings.