Jamesford Keboy is a public health researcher and Assistant Lecturer in Biostatistics at the Solomon Islands National University. He holds a Master of Health Administration, Policy and Leadership from Murdoch University and bachelor of public health from Fiji national University. His research focuses on climate change and vector-borne diseases, particularly malaria and dengue in Pacific Island settings. He has some experience in epidemiological analysis, WASH research, and community-based studies, and has presented at regional and international conferences. His current doctoral research explores climate-informed disease surveillance to support resilient health systems in the Solomon Islands.