I am an Early Career Research Scientist with the Meteorology and Climate Science Unit, Department of Physics, KNUST. I have core expertise in physics, geophysics, and meteorology and climate science. My core research focuses on biometeorology and bioclimatology. I have a huge research interest in modelling weather-driven infectious diseases in humans and animals. I also have a huge research interest in climate change and human health, urban climate change, climate and environmental modelling, urban heat islands warming. I seek to utilize my expertise to lead change, mentor younger ones and make the world a better place than I came to meet it.