Roselydiah earned her Master of Science degree from the University of Nairobi. Over the years, she has acquired substantial scientific knowledge and skills, both locally in Kenya and internationally. Her research career has spanned multiple disciplines, including plant Biochemistry in Kenya and Parasitology and Virology in Japan. With a wealth of experience in molecular biology, virology, parasitology, and metabolomics. Roselydiah currently serves as a Doctoral Researcher specializing in early-life host-microbe interactions, extracellular vesicles, and Metabolomics at the faculty of Veterinary Medicine in the University of Helsinki, Finland. Driven by her passion for fetal-microbe interactions, she she wants to understand prenatal host-microbe interactions. Roselydiah is a dedicated and passionate scientist who is highly motivated to empower young scientists, especially in low-income countries, to discover opportunities and realize their dreams. She firmly believes that science holds the key to solving many of our society's challenges and that by empowering young minds, we can collectively work toward a better future.
