Dr. Borel Djiappi Tchamen is a Postdoctoral Research Assistant in Parasitology and Medical Entomology at OCEAC, Cameroon. His current research focuses on the genomic surveillance of malaria vectors following the deployment of new vector control tool such as new generation nets (Bill and Melinda Gates Project). Alongside this, Dr Borel is a Co-investigator on a recently secured Neglected Tropical Disease project (December 2025) focusing on "Studying the epidemiological factors that contribute to the persistence of leishmaniasis in Chad and Cameroon funded by Kreditanstalt für Wiederaufbau (KfW), Germany. Recently, Avril 2026 Dr Borel was awarded the German Research Grant funded by DAAD on Aedes mosquitoes bionomic. Dr. Borel’s academic foundation spans over a decade of specialized entomological surveillance, beginning with a Master’s degree in Culex bio-ecology (2016–2018) and culminating in a PhD (2018–2024) focused on Aedes mosquito ecology and control using VectoMax G larvicides. To date, he has authored 17 peer-reviewed publications including five as first author and has presented at numerous scientific Conferences. A recipient of two consecutive European Union grants (Infravec2 and ISIDORe) in 2021 and 2023, he has led critical studies on insecticide resistance bionomics in Aedes mosquito populations from Cameroon. His work is dedicated to mitigating the burden of vector-borne diseases by bridging the gap between field ecology and advanced genomic surveillance.