Dr. Sule Hussein Aliu is a computational biologist and doctoral research fellow at the Institute of Bioscience, Universiti Putra Malaysia. He has experience in genomics, molecular diagnostics, and high-throughput sequencing across human, livestock, and aquatic pathogens. Dr. Sule holds a Ph.D. in Hydrobiology and Fisheries, with a research focus on host health surveillance and vaccine evaluation. He is currently completing a second doctorate in Aquatic Biotechnology, investigating genome-wide diversity and vaccine targets in zoonotic Streptococcus species using Oxford Nanopore long-read sequencing. Dr. Sule has received a formal invitation for a postdoctoral fellowship, beginning December 2025, focusing on computational vaccinology and integrative immuno-informatics for streptococcal vaccine development in aquaculture. His current work applies reverse vaccinology, multiepitope prediction, and functional annotation pipelines (Python/R) to advance bacterial vaccine design, particularly for neglected and multi-host pathogens. He is passionate about cross-species vaccinology, genomic surveillance, and open-source tool development to support vaccine research in LMIC contexts. Dr. Sule is keen to collaborate on data-driven strategies for bacterial antigen discovery, comparative pan-genomics, and immunoinformatic analysis.