Environmental & Analytical Toxicology

Sunday Olaniyan

Biography

Sunday Olaniyan is a PhD candidate in the Department of Biology at Baylor University, specializing in health risk assessment, gene regulation, and the environmental impact of heavy metals. He holds an MSc and BSc in Microbiology from Osun State University, Nigeria. Throughout his academic career, he has conducted significant research on environmental contaminants, particularly heavy metals, and their impact on public health. Olaniyan has experience as a graduate teaching assistant, mentor, and researcher and has contributed to several peer-reviewed publications on microbiology and environmental health. He has also participated in multiple professional development programs, including workshops on microbiological genomics, research communication, and biomedical ethics. With a passion for advancing scientific knowledge, he is dedicated to bridging the gap between research and practical solutions in public health. Olaniyan is also committed to mentoring the next generation of scientists, fostering academic collaboration, and engaging in scientific outreach initiatives.

Research Interest

Health risk assessment, gene regulation, environmental impact of heavy metals, mitigation, and remediation of environmental contaminants. Olaniyan's research focuses on the effects of heavy metals on human health and the environment, as well as methods for mitigating these effects through remediation strategies. His work combines molecular biology, environmental science, and public health, aiming to improve our understanding of environmental contaminants and their impact on ecosystems and human populations.