Tasneem Osman, doctoral researcher in our sub-project B02 “Future Infection”, recently gave an interview about her research on invasive plants, mosquito habitats and disease risks in East Africa, as well as her experiences as a doctoral researcher at the University of Bonn.
Spotlight On: Interview with Doctoral Student Tasneem Osman
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