PHILIP RWEZAWULA

Philip Rwezawaula is a PhD researcher at Ghent University, with a master's in aquaculture. He is passionate about fish health and the environment, and has expertise in research, team building, and communication.

Philip is a dedicated and passionate scientist, currently pursuing his Ph.D. at Ghent University. With a Master's degree in Aquaculture from the same institution in Belgium, he has established a strong academic foundation in his field. Throughout his career, Philip has actively contributed to the efforts of organisations such as the National Agricultural Research Organization (NARO), Busitema University Maritime Institute, and Ghent University, all focused on addressing water-related challenges in Africa. Philip's research interests revolve around aquatic health and the impacts of various interventions to the aquatic environment. He is deeply fascinated by the intricate relationship between aquatic organisms, their habitats and the resource users, which fuels his drive to create a healthier environment for mutual benefits. Philip's expertise lies not only in his extensive knowledge of the subject matter but also in his exceptional research skills, which enable him to conduct innovative studies and contribute valuable insights to the field. In addition to his research abilities, Philip possesses remarkable skills in team building and communication, and recognizes the collaborative nature of scientific work, hence, actively fosters a positive and inclusive environment for teamwork. His excellent interpersonal skills enable him to engage effectively with fellow researchers, stakeholders, and communities, facilitating knowledge exchange and collaboration. Philip's dedication, expertise, and strong skill set make him a valuable asset to the scientific community. His unwavering commitment to combating water-related challenges in Africa and his enthusiasm for creating a better environment, Philip plays a pivotal role in driving positive change and advancing transformation for sustainable aquatic resource utilisation and protection