My current research focuses on medical microbiology, with particular interests in the vaginal microbiome, antimicrobial resistance, biofilm biology, and host–microbe interactions. My work investigates the molecular mechanisms underlying bacterial vaginosis recurrence, specifically the role of biofilm formation and efflux pump-mediated antimicrobial tolerance in Gardnerella vaginalis. I am interested in working towards developing strategies that improve the prevention and treatment of recurrent bacterial infections.
My career aspiration is to make a meaningful contribution to medical science by combining medical microbiology research with bioinformatics to address challenges in infectious diseases. I aim to integrate laboratory and computational approaches to better understand microbial biology, antimicrobial resistance, and host–microbe interactions, translating these findings into innovative solutions that improve diagnostics, treatment strategies, and patient outcomes.