Ariete Amohnwoh A. is a BSc biomedical sciences graduate and an emerging public health researcher with applied experience in global health, program science and health systems analytics. She has contributed to CIHR supported HIV prevention work with Partners for Health and Development in Africa in Kenya and supported community-based HIV research at CAPRISA in South Africa. Her academic and research interests focus on epidemiology, implementation science and computational approaches to population health, including agent-based modelling simulation for decision support and equitable applications of machine learning in health care. She is passionate about bridging research and practice and aims to pursue training in epidemiology and public health.