My research focuses on the molecular and morphological identification of ticks and tick-borne pathogens, with particular interest in their epidemiology, ecology, and control. My work integrates molecular biology, immunology, and GIS-based spatial analysis to understand vector–pathogen–host interactions. Especially interested in vaccine development against ticks and tick-borne diseases, antigen discovery, and molecular targets for immunoprophylaxis. Additionally, my research explores the genetic diversity of parasites, climate–disease interactions, and the use of bioinformatics and spatiotemporal modeling to design sustainable control strategies for vector-borne diseases affecting both humans and animals. Furthermore, i am working with my students on the molecular characterization of blood borne pathogens, in cattle and humans.