Young Researcher Interview: With Dr. Osahon Jeffery Asowata


By Hussaini Garba Mohammed, in Heidelberg, Germany

Dr. Osahon Jeffery Asowata, Photo: By Hussaini Garba Mohammed

Relocating is a common experience for many young scientists. Researchers can broaden their scientific expertise, discuss new ideas, and create meaningful relationships and collaborations by moving abroad, or staying in their own country to contribute more for the scientific ideas, tracking the movement of early-stage of young researchers around the world would create a complex network joining the most diverse places, connecting the researchers to the old laureate. An interview with Dr. Osahon Jeffery Asowata during The Heidelberg Laureate Forum (HLF) 2022 in Heidelberg -Germany.

9th HLF Forum 18.09.2022 Foto: Bernhard Kreutzer b.kreutzer@pressefoto.de

Can you please introduce yourself and how you where been selected among the young researchers to be at this wonderful event HLF 2022 to us?

I am Osahon Jeffery Asowata from Nigeria and I school at College of Medicine University of Ibadan, in the department of Epidemiology and Medical Statistics. A postgraduate study from our research group sent the advertising to me and I placed my application and was selected.

Could you tell me about your area of expertise and your recent research activities in your country and abroad?

I am a bio statistician and beginning to learn how to use A.I for diseases modeling. My current work Is one CVD modeling for early detection of CVD outcome and risk factors.

What are the benefits of performing research at the younger age? What did you not expect?

The young age is filled with vigor and strength. Doing research at this stage gave one the ability to think wide and give room for young mind to explore so many fields.

9th Heidelberg Laureate Forum

How many on-going projects you are working on that will help you to a higher level?

Currently working on one project.

As a computational scientist or Mathematicians, you are not tied to a physical location to carry out your research. Do you find working alone like this challenging?

Is not challenging working alone but it can limit once ideal. Collaboration helps to build once capacity

How many countries have you travel to carry out your research or attended an international conference in in the last 5 years?

Only one


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