Mamadou Diallo is an Intern with the Brigham Research in Infectious Disease and Global Engagement (BRIDGE) Summer Fellowship Program and will be working with working with Amir Mohareb, MD, Director of Research Program on Humanitarian Action, Global Migration, and Infectious Diseases.

Mamadou is a student at Bates College pursuing a Bachelor of Science in physics. He aims to further his studies in medicine and global health to help identify ways in which physics can improve health technology on a global scale. Through academic achievement and active involvement in relevant programs, he intends to contribute to innovative approaches that address global health issues and improve health equity for underrepresented communities.