Serge Leugoue

Serge Leugoue is a Research Fellow at Mississippi State University's College of Agriculture and Life Sciences, specializing in reproductive biotechnology and livestock health. His work bridges advanced analytical techniques like Raman spectroscopy with practical applications in semen storage optimization and ethnoveterinary medicine. He explores nanotechnology-driven solutions to enhance sperm function and evaluates dietary and environmental factors affecting livestock reproduction.

Research focuses include:

• Vibrational spectroscopic analysis of boar semen viability
• Nanoparticle applications in reproductive biology
• Ethnoveterinary practices in African livestock management
• Development of antimicrobial food packaging materials

Recent studies (2020–2024) highlight innovations in sperm storage resilience, dietary impacts on parasitic infections, and biopolymer-based food safety solutions. His interdisciplinary approach integrates animal science, biotechnology, and traditional knowledge systems.