Wilberforce Ndarawit - Researcher and Innovator in Computer-Aided Drug Design Wilberforce Ndarawit is a Kenyan researcher with a deep passion for advancing the field of medicinal chemistry. He is currently a research student at the university of Embu in the department of Physical sciences, specializing in computer-aided drug design. With a strong foundation in biology and chemistry from his undergraduate studies, Ndarawit focuses his research on leveraging computational tools to accelerate drug discovery and development. His work involves applying techniques such as molecular docking, virtual screening, structure-activity relationship analysis, and use of Artificial Intelligence (AI), Machine Learning(ML), and Deep Learning (DL) to identify and optimize bioactive compounds. Motivated by the urgent need for efficient and cost-effective drug discovery approaches, Ndarawit aims to address global health challenges, particularly those affecting underrepresented regions. In his academic journey, Ndarawit has demonstrated a commitment to collaboration and innovation. His published works further highlight his expertise, featuring studies on computational modeling of drug-target interactions and the identification of pharmacologically relevant secondary metabolites. Beyond his research, Ndarawit is known for his visionary approach to blending computational and experimental insights, aspiring to make meaningful contributions to the global fight against diseases. His biography reflects a career built on a foundation of excellence, collaboration, and the pursuit of impactful solutions in medicinal chemistry