Alfred Kamuyango

Dr. Alfred Kamuyango is a Lecturer in Medical Science & Biomedical Science at De Montfort University's School of Allied Health Sciences. With a background in biomedical technology and infection & immunity research, his work bridges clinical practice, microbiology, and nutritional epidemiology.

• BSc Biomedical Sciences, Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University
• MSc Infection & Immunity, University of Leicester (Commonwealth Scholarship)
• MRes Medical Mycology, University of Aberdeen
• PhD Infection & Immunity, University of Sheffield (Wellcome Trust funding)

His research focuses on:

• Nutritional trends in UK populations
• Vitamin D deficiency in BAME communities
• Interactions between nutrition, infection, and inflammation
• Fungal immunology mechanisms

Analysis of recent publications shows sustained investigation into Cryptococcus neoformans pathogenesis, immune modulation, and HIV treatment outcomes in Malawi. Research spans zebrafish infection models, clinical data analysis, and public health interventions.

• Commonwealth Scholarship
• Wellcome Trust Strategic Award

Teaching specializations include Microbiology, Haematology, and Transfusion Science. Professional memberships include:

• Microbiology Society
• British Society for Medical Mycology