Zadoki Steven Tabo

Zadoki Steven Tabo is a Researcher affiliated with Justus Liebig University Giessen, Germany. He holds a PhD in Mathematical Modelling of Infectious Diseases and is associated with the Department of Animal Ecology & Systematics and Department of Landscape Ecology and Resource Management. His work focuses on integrating mathematical approaches with ecological and biomedical research to address public health challenges like schistosomiasis and malaria.

Education: PhD (2020, Justus Liebig University), MSc in Applied Mathematics (2016, Makerere University), BSc in Physics/Mathematics (2010, Busitema University). He has received prestigious scholarships including DAAD, BTC, and Ugandan government support.

Research interests include mathematical modelling of disease dynamics, machine learning applications in ecology, and predictive risk modelling. Notable projects involve using machine learning to study schistosome host snail distributions in Ugandan crater lakes and developing differential equation models for malaria treatment efficacy.

His scholarly contributions include peer-reviewed articles in journals like Frontiers in Environmental Science and Journal of Mathematics and Computer Science. Awards include recognition for his interdisciplinary work in mathematical biology and disease ecology.