Ange Maxime TCHOUTANG

Ange Maxime TCHOUTANG is a motivated young scientist from Cameroon, passionate about advancing knowledge in molecular biology, immunology, and infectious disease research. Currently seeking a PhD position, he is eager to deepen his expertise and contribute to innovative scientific discovery.

Ange Maxime holds a strong academic foundation with a Master of Science degree, having completed a thesis focused on malaria and typhoid co-infection. His research emphasized the prevalence, associated risk factors, and the role of oxidative stress and inflammatory markers in disease severity. He utilized advanced statistical methods, including ROC curve analysis, to assess the diagnostic potential of biomarkers. His commitment to rigorous research is further demonstrated through his active participation in the Molecular Diagnostic Research Group in Yaoundé, Cameroon, where he supports various infectious disease projects by contributing to laboratory analyses, developing research protocols, and managing complex datasets.

His enthusiasm for bioinformatics, genomics, and data science drives him to continuously build skills essential for the future of biomedical research. Ange Maxime has acquired comprehensive competencies in data science, including:

• Programming in R and Python

• Data wrangling and preprocessing

• Statistical analysis and visualization

• Machine learning techniques

• Functional coding and algorithm development

• Use of bioinformatics tools for genetic and genomic data analysis

• Experience with version control systems such as Git and collaborative platforms like GitHub

He has enhanced his practical knowledge through multiple internships and research collaborations in diverse settings, including clinical and molecular biology laboratories, public health research institutions, and AI-driven drug discovery companies. These experiences have allowed him to work on projects involving infectious diseases such as malaria, tuberculosis, HIV, and COVID-19, focusing on host-pathogen interactions, genetic polymorphisms, and disease biomarkers.

Ange Maxime’s commitment to scientific excellence is reflected in his active participation in international conferences such as the 8th Multilateral Initiative for Malaria Conference (Kigali, Rwanda) and the National Medical Association Conference (New York, USA). He has also attended specialized workshops in epidemic research, vaccinology, and bioinformatics, continually updating his knowledge and networking with leading experts in his field.

His long-term vision is to become a leader in genomics, precision medicine, and global health, dedicated to strengthening Africa’s research capacity and driving innovation in disease diagnostics, surveillance, and therapeutic strategies. Eager to contribute his multidisciplinary skills and scientific passion, Ange Maxime TCHOUTANG is actively seeking a PhD opportunity to advance his career and make a meaningful impact in biomedical sciences.