Biography
Passionate about advancing healthcare through the integration of Clinical expertise, Biomedical research, and Evidence-based Nursing Practice. As an experienced Healthcare Scientist in pathology (NHS) and Nursing enthusiast , I bring a unique dual perspective from frontline patient care to cutting-edge laboratory science. With over 20 peer-reviewed publications (indexed in Scopus and Web of Science) and experience as an Elsevier journal reviewer, I have contributed to global conversations on Antibiotic resistance, Vaccine design, Complexicity in Adult Nursing, and healthcare inequalities.
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My career journey spans from Health inequalities, Adult nursing, Biomedical science, and research supervision, underpinned by postgraduate studies in nursing at Canterbury University. I am passionate about antimicrobial stewardship, patient safety, and equitable healthcare access, particularly in mental health and ageing populations.
As a Canadian Scholarship beneficiary in the Caribbean (All Saints University School of Medicine, Dominica ), My doctoral research in Microbiology and Immunology focused on Life threatening issues of Antibiotics Resistance and Antigen Antibody Response.
A highlight of my academic journey was my PhD research, which successfully led to a novel vaccine design, a breakthrough achievement that reflects my commitment to translating science into life-saving healthcare solutions
Core belief: Healthcare is both a science and a calling, and bridging the gap between research and practice is the key to transforming patient outcomes
Research interests
Dr Simeon Kayowa Olatunde is a highly motivated computational and structural biologist with a strong interest in applying computational approaches to study complex biological systems, particularly in the field of immunology. My research interests lie at the intersection of computational biology, systems biology, and immunology, with a focus on developing and applying computational methods to study the immune system at a systems level, such Exploration of antigen surface protein for immunogenicity, Construction of chimeric protein structure, Designing a novel Insilco multi-epitope vaccine, Insilco screening of Cytotoxic Cells, B-Cells and Helper T-Cells Epitopes, Immunoinformatics approach to designing new therapeutic peptides. Development of Lateral flow Diagnostic Kits
Projects you're working on
Designing a novel in-silico multi-epitope vaccine against penicillin-binding protein 2A in Staphylococcus aureus
