Dr. Mrabu is a research officer at KMFRI Mombasa. He has interest in Mangrove ecology and conservation. Specifically his interest is in Mangrove fauna where he has studied Gastropods behavior and Crustacean ecology and physiology, currently he is studying woodborer infestation in mangrove and the role of fungi in degrading mangroves.  He has 8 peer reviewed publications. Currently he is pursuing his PhD in Vrije Universiteite Brussels. Apart from Mangrove ecology He also has immense experience in seaweed farming.

PUBLICATIONS;

• Jenoh EM, Robert EMR, Lehmann I, Kioko E, Bosire JO, Ngisiange N, Dahdouh-Guebas F, & Nico Koedam (2016) Wide ranging insect infestation of the pioneer mangrove Sonneratia alba by two insect species along the Kenyan Coast. PLoSONE 11(5): e0154849. doi:10.1371/journal.pone.0154849
•  Flower E. M., Amelia B.,  Omar I.,  Benjamin P., Koushul N., Joseph J.M. R., Mrabu E., Joseph G. W., 2013. Cultivation and utilisation of red seaweeds in the Western Indian Ocean (WIO) Region".  Journal of Applied Phycology. (2013).
• Cannicci S., Bartolini F., Dahdouh-Guebas F., Fratini S., Litulo C ., Macia A., Mrabu  E. Lopes G P., Paula J., 2009. Effects of urban wastewater on crab and mollusc assemblages in equatorial and subtropical mangroves of East Africa Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science  1–13 

• Vannini M., Cannicci S., Mrabu E., Rorandelli R and Fratini S. 2008. Random walk, zonation and the food searching strategy of Terebralia palustris (Mollusca, Potamididae) in Kenya. Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science 153:1047–1053