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Mr. Abraham Belete Temesgen | Pathology | Best Researcher Award

Lecturer at University of Gondar, Ethiopia

Mr. Abraham Belete Temesgen is a passionate veterinary pathology professional based in Gondar, Ethiopia. With over six years of experience in academic laboratory management and clinical pathology, he has contributed significantly to the field through diagnostic excellence, sustainable practices, and collaborative research. Currently serving as Chief Technical Assistant at the University of Gondar, Abraham supports veterinary education and scientific exploration. Known for his analytical mindset, leadership, and dedication to learning, he actively participates in academic initiatives and research activities. Beyond his professional role, he enjoys reading pathology literature, writing research articles, and engaging with global veterinary networks. Abraham’s career is driven by curiosity, teamwork, and a vision for advancing veterinary diagnostics in Ethiopia and beyond.

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Education

Abraham Belete Temesgen’s academic journey began with a Bachelor of Science in Veterinary Laboratory Technology (2015–2018) from Addis Ababa University, Bishoftu, where he developed foundational expertise in diagnostic technologies and lab management. Building on this, he pursued a Master of Science in Veterinary Pathology (2021–2023) at the University of Gondar, where he deepened his knowledge of histopathology, disease mechanisms, and laboratory-based research. During his MSc studies, he actively participated in diagnostic case studies, academic seminars, and research paper development. His education has emphasized both theoretical understanding and practical application, empowering him to contribute meaningfully to Ethiopia’s veterinary healthcare system. Abraham remains committed to ongoing learning and aspires to pursue further postgraduate research opportunities in veterinary diagnostics, pathology, or laboratory innovations.

Work Experience

Abraham Belete Temesgen has held key roles in academic laboratories at the University of Gondar. From 2018 to 2021, he worked as a Senior Technical Assistant, supporting laboratory classes, maintaining clinical equipment, and facilitating student training. His work was instrumental in ensuring safe and efficient lab operations. Since August 2021, he has been promoted to Chief Technical Assistant, a leadership role in which he oversees laboratory logistics, pathology diagnostics, and collaborative research projects. Abraham plays a vital role in pathology diagnostics for teaching hospitals and academic publications. He contributes to workshops, faculty-led research, and external project collaborations, ensuring quality control and fostering scientific excellence. His experience showcases his blend of technical skill, leadership, and devotion to veterinary advancement in Ethiopia.

🏆 Awards & Honors

Mr. Abraham Belete Temesgen has received widespread recognition for his dedication and performance in veterinary science. Notably, he has co-authored peer-reviewed publications indexed on Google Scholar, focusing on veterinary diagnostics and pathology. His contributions to laboratory innovation and pathology research at the University of Gondar have earned him commendations from both academic staff and administrative leaders. He is also frequently invited to support training programs and student workshops due to his deep knowledge and mentoring capabilities. Abraham has played a critical role in departmental achievements and lab certifications that support national academic benchmarks. His work has helped secure partnerships with stakeholders in veterinary education, and he remains a trusted figure in Ethiopia’s veterinary pathology community. While specific award titles may be under institutional nomination, his reputation continues to grow through consistent excellence and peer acknowledgment.

Research Focus

Abraham’s core research focuses on veterinary pathology, particularly in the diagnosis, analysis, and prevention of infectious and non-infectious diseases in domestic animals. His current interest lies in histopathological characterization, disease biomarker identification, and the development of improved diagnostic methodologies. During his MSc, he explored the effects of parasitic infections on tissue health and contributed to collaborative studies on zoonotic diseases. Abraham is also exploring sustainable diagnostic practices that can be scaled in rural settings and underserved regions. He emphasizes the integration of digital microscopy, AI-aided pathology, and lab-based teaching models to enhance accuracy and accessibility in veterinary diagnostics. Abraham’s vision is to support evidence-based veterinary medicine in Ethiopia by bridging academic research with clinical application. He aims to publish more studies in international journals and mentor young scientists in veterinary health and diagnostics.

Conclusion

Mr. Abraham Belete Temesgen is a dedicated, knowledgeable, and competent researcher with a solid background in veterinary pathology, making him a highly suitable candidate for the Research for Best Researcher Award. His technical expertise, academic engagement, and leadership in laboratory coordination make him stand out among early-career professionals. With minor enhancements in international collaboration and scholarly publishing, he has the potential to grow into a leading figure in his field.

Publications to Noted

1. Haematobiochemical Alterations and Pathological Lesions Induced by Fasciolosis in Slaughtered Cattle at Gondar ELFORA Abattoir, Northwest Ethiopia

Authors: A B Temesgen, T Mitiku, M Birhan, M C Kebede, M Yesuf, M Y Mekonnen, …

Journal: Veterinary Medicine and Science

Published: July 2025

2. Haematobiochemical Alterations and Lesion Characterization Induced by Haemonchosis in Slaughtered Sheep at Gondar ELFORA Abattoir, Ethiopia

Authors: B A Malede, M C Kebede, A M Berihun, M Y Mekonnen, M Yesuf, T Mitiku, …

Journal: BMC Veterinary Research

Published: January 16, 2025

3. Food Insecurity and Health Behaviors in a Disaster‑Affected Population: A Case Study of Tacloban, Philippines

Authors: G E Kassie, A M Geda, A W Tumebo, E A Tambe, A B Temesgen, M T Yitie, …

Journal: Human Nutrition and Metabolism

Published: 2025

4. Haematobiochemical Alterations and Lesion Characterization Induced by Haemonchosis in Sheep Livestock (preprint)

DOI: 10.1101/2024.10.03.616054

Posted: October 3, 2024

Authors: Likely the same as the peer-reviewed version (Malede, Kebede, Berihun, Mekonnen, Yesuf, Mitiku, etc.)

5. Hematobiochemical Alterations and Pathological Lesions Induced by Fasciolosis in Slaughtered Cattle at Gondar ELFORA Abattoir, Ethiopia (preprint)

Posted: August 10, 2024

Likely Authors: Temesgen, Mitiku, Birhan, Kebede, Yesuf, Mekonnen, etc.

6. Prevalence of Bovine Fasciolosis and Identification of Risk Factors in Bahir Dar, Ethiopia (preprint)

Authors: T Mesfin, T Solomon, A B Temesgen

Date Posted: August 9, 2024

7. Prevalence of GIT Nemadotes and Associated Risk Factors of Exotic Chickens in and around Ambo, Ethiopia (preprint)

Authors: A B Temesgen, Z G Wassie, S Abebe

8. Study on Pathological and Hematobiochemical Profile of Liver Abscesses in Cattle Slaughtered at Gondar Elfora Abattoir, Ethiopia (Research Square preprint)

Authors: Y H Mengstu, M Y Mekonnen, M Yesuf, H M Yimam, M A Getnet, S M Asefa, …

Published: 2024

Abraham Belete Temesgen | Pathology | Best Researcher Award

Mr. Abraham Belete Temesgen | Pathology | Best Researcher Award

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Education

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Research Focus

Conclusion

Publications to Noted

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