Ms. Karabo Mosiane

Karabo Mosiane is a multidisciplinary researcher whose work bridges vascular surgery, biomedical engineering, and cancer therapeutics. Affiliated with South African academic and clinical institutions, Mosiane contributes to translational research that integrates clinical insight with experimental and computational modelling to address complex health challenges.

In vascular research, Mosiane has explored hemodialysis graft patency, complex aortic arch interventions, and elastin-related arteriopathies, with a focus on improving surgical and endovascular outcomes. Complementing this clinical work, computational and in‑vitro modelling of arteriovenous malformations demonstrates expertise in fluid dynamics and patient-specific simulation for surgical planning.

Mosiane’s oncology research centers on polymer–drug conjugates and natural bioactive compounds for targeted cancer therapy, particularly in pancreatic cancer models. This body of work highlights strengths in drug delivery systems, apoptosis mechanisms, and antioxidant pathways, reflecting a commitment to innovative, mechanism-driven therapeutic development.