World Health Organisation Engagement: Creation and submission of regulatory packages for product pre-qualification (PQTVC) and public health evaluation (VCAG).

Public Engagement: Development of the HopeClock detailing the Wolbachia-mediated dengue reduction in Indonesia and Brazil.

Established a Global Collaboration Network: This included researchers in Australia, Germany, the United Kingdom and the United States of America.

Published Numerous Scientific Works: This included ten peer reviewed papers with and three papers currently on bioRxiv that have OIST as my affiliation.

Obtained Independent Funding: Was awarded a KAKENHI grant from the Japanese Society for the Promotion of Science (JSPS Grant: 19K06795)

Published Numerous Scientific Works: This included five peer reviewed papers with and a talk at an international conference that have the Max Planck Institute for Evolutionary Biology as my affiliation.

Community Service: Contributed to the European Union legislative review of genetically modified insects.

I assisted in teaching the Field Genetics course two years running. This involved travelling to southern Spain with a group of University College London student for two weeks. This involved teaching genetics, supervisor smaller groups of students and general safety and risk management.

Focused on teaching Biology I (first-year biology). This including giving the inheritance series of lectures, leading the laboratory practicals and running tutorials.

This involved leading small groups of Genetics III (third year genetics students) in laboratory-based directed learning.