I hold a PhD in Statistics from Hasselt University in Belgium. Currently, I am a lecture at Eduardo Mondalne University UEM in the department of mathematics and computer science, where I teach under-graduate and graduate students. My research interest revolve around generalized additive models (GAM), spatial modelling, Bayesian inference, statistical programming and infectious disease modelling. I also have a strong interest in climate change and vulnerability assessment and adaptation of the health sector.

I have been collaborating with a team of researchers at National Institute of Health, who work with key populations, helping them with survey design and statistical analysis to estimate several HIV-related indicators.

What’s more, I’m an enthusiast. Literally, I am an evangelist.