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Samuel Fuhrimann is an Assistant Professor at Utrecht University, with a strong background in infection biology and epidemiology, holding a Master's degree in the former and a PhD in the latter. His research primarily focuses on risk assessment related to microbial and chemical environmental contamination, particularly in agricultural systems within low- and middle-income countries. He is actively involved in projects assessing pesticide use and its implications in countries like Uganda, Costa Rica, South Africa, Ethiopia, and Malaysia. His expertise allows him to navigate the complexities of epidemiological transitions, ensuring that health risks from agricultural practices are understood and mitigated. Samuel is currently overseeing multiple research projects, including the PESTROP project in Uganda and the IMPRESS project, which aims to enhance exposure assessment methodologies for epidemiological studies on pesticides in England.
Department of Psychology