Rosine Manishimwe is a lecturer at the University of Rwanda the department of veterinary medicine. She a veterinarian by education who specialized in veterinary public health specifically in veterinary epidemiology in her master’s degree. Her Ph.D. from Texas Tech University focused on antimicrobial resistance among Gram-negative bacteria from food-producing animals. The goal of Manishimwe in research is to contribute to the improvement of animal and public health. Her research activities mainly focus on antimicrobial resistance exploration and profiling in food animals and related environments. Manishimwe also works on the evaluation of antimicrobial interventions in food processing facilities.
Bob Albin outstanding PhD graduate student research award
Department of animal and food sciences Texas Tech university
1st Place in the poster presentation competition at the animal and food science department, Texas Tech University. 2019