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She recently started the SMART agriculture Program at the Natural Sciences Department. Metabolomics approaches are further used to study Tropical Indigenous Food crops as well the tropical medicinal plants used in Traditional Africa Medicinal system. Her research focus uses Metabolomics and Elicitation approaches for the enhancement of metabolite richness of fruits and vegetables to address Food Security and the production of super crops. She heads the Plant metabolomics and Hydroponics laboratory at the Natural Sciences Department which was funded by National Science Foundation (NSF) grant whose goal was to enhance the Plant Biology Program at Natural Sciences Department. Her research interest is in Plant metabolomics.

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As the lead Principal Investigator (PI), she has been responsible for overseeing and supervising full implementation of the funded projects including the development of the scope of the projects, ensuring collaboration among the PI teams, administering the grants, managing the budget, producing grant reports and communicating with funding agencies. As a scholar, Dr Osano has received and managed more than $1 million federal grants, including research awards from National Science Foundation, US Department of Agriculture, US Environmental Protection Agency and National Aeronautics Administration Agency (NASA).

She has distinguished herself as an exceptional teacher, researcher and leader. degree in Plant Science (Botany) from University of Nairobi, Kenya. Anne Osano is an Associate Professor of Biology at Bowie State University in Maryland with a Ph.D. B.Sc., University of Nairobi, Kenya (1979) ĭr.

M.Sc., University of Nairobi, Kenya, (1988).

Ph.D., University of Nairobi in Collaboration with Regensburg University, Germany and Sussex University, England (1998).

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