Animesh is an ethics, education, and public health researcher. Currently, he serves as a Research Fellow at the Sustainable Prosperity Initiative Nepal and as a Lecturer within the Faculty of Medicine, Nursing, and Health Sciences at Monash University. His scholarly work centres on critical issues in the Global South, particularly exploring themes related to health and educational equity.

Animesh's research is deeply committed to examining the ethical dimensions of frontline healthcare practices and the complexities surrounding health workforce migration. His work also explores the intersection of climate change, public health, and education, with a particular focus on the ethical issues surrounding climate justice and its impact on vulnerable communities. Employing a blend of applied philosophy alongside qualitative research methodologies, he rigorously addresses these multifaceted topics.

His significant contributions to academic discourse are evidenced by numerous presentations at prestigious international conferences and an extensive publication record. Animesh’s interdisciplinary expertise is reflected in his scholarly outputs across prominent journals, including The Lancet, BMC Public Health, Frontiers in Public Health, Developing World Bioethics, Australian Journal of Human Rights, Feminist Theory, Qualitative Health Research, International Journal of Public Health (IJPH), Nursing Ethics, Nurse Education Today, Nurse Education in Practice, BMC Nursing, and Policy, Politics and Nursing Practice, among others.

His scholarly endeavours continue to advance knowledge and inform impactful policy and practice in global health.

Please refer to Animesh's Google Scholar or ORCID profile for an overview of his scholarly contributions.