Nelima Ibrahim is a dedicated researcher, currently pursuing her PhD at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, Ghent University, Belgium while also serving as a Scientific Officer at the Department of Livestock Services, Bangladesh. She holds a Master's degree in Pathology and a DVM degree from Bangladesh Agricultural University. Her primary research interests revolve around antimicrobial usage, resistance and biosecurity on poultry farms in Bangladesh. She has extensive experience in the field of veterinary science, with a focus on surveillance and monitoring of zoonotic diseases. She has worked on various projects of government and UN projects. Throughout her career, she has significantly contributed to the scientific community with research papers on topics such as epidemiological information profiling, biosecurity practices in small-scale poultry farms against avian influenza and prevalent diseases in commercial poultry farms. She has been actively involved as a trainer in "Collecting Epidemiological Data for Animal Health", a program developed in collaboration with FAO-ECTAD, Bangladesh. Her outstanding contributions have been recognized and she was awarded the prestigious Prime Minister Fellowship under the 'Strengthening the Capacity of Public Administration for Achieving SDGs' project.