His broader research programme is grounded in a One Health approach, examining how interactions between healthcare systems, communities, and environmental reservoirs influence pathogen transmission and antimicrobial resistance in resource-constrained settings. His work integrates clinical epidemiology, microbiology, genomics surveillance, and operational research.
He has also contributed to multidisciplinary projects on zoonotic surveillance, wastewater pathogen detection, antimicrobial resistance monitoring, and biosecurity, with a sustained focus on strengthening local capacity in genomic epidemiology and implementation research to ensure that evidence directly informs policy and practice.
