Meseyeki Saiguran Molel is currently working as an Assistant Lecturer in Mathematics at the School of Computational and Communication Science and Engineering (COCSE, NM-AIST). Meseyeki earned a Bachelor of Science degree in Mathematics from the University of Dodoma in 2016, and went on to pursue a Master of Science in Mathematical Sciences at the African Institute for Mathematical Sciences Senegal, which was completed in 2019.

With a strong interest in the application of mathematical theories to real-world systems, Meseyeki's research has focused on developing mathematical models to help solve complex problems in various fields. One of Meseyeki's notable contributions to the field of mathematics is a research study that was published in 2019 on the evaluation of Markov chains to describe movements on tilling. This research demonstrated Meseyeki's expertise in the field of mathematical modelling and their ability to apply complex mathematical concepts to real-world problems.

Meseyeki is also interested in studying biomathematics, which involves the use of mathematical models to understand biological systems, and applying mathematical models to real-world systems to optimize efficiency and improve outcomes. Throughout their academic and professional career, Meseyeki has demonstrated a deep commitment to the field of mathematics, and has been recognized for their contributions with various awards and honours.

With a passion for using mathematics to solve real-world problems, Meseyeki is dedicated to continuing to push the boundaries of the field and make a positive impact in the world.

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