Mohamad Assoum

Mohamad Assoum serves as a Research Fellow at the Faculty of Medicine & Health, University of New South Wales (UNSW), specializing in public health research with emphasis on infectious disease epidemiology and environmental health impacts.

His research focuses on the epidemiology of neglected tropical diseases, climate change interactions with infectious disease transmission, and innovative surveillance methodologies including wastewater monitoring for pathogens. Key contributions include longitudinal studies on soil-transmitted helminth infections in Burundi and investigations into temperature-related orthopaedic infection patterns.

Analysis of his publication record reveals consistent engagement with global health challenges through collaborative international research, systematic reviews, and spatiotemporal epidemiological modeling, particularly addressing resource-limited settings and climate-sensitive diseases.