Recently he has focused on the use of remote sensing in livestock related research where adverse weather conditions are involved. Bernard Bett is a veterinary epidemiologist based at ILRI. He has experience of investigating various intervention strategies, and has in the past conducted participatory epidemiological surveys amongst Somali and Turkana pastoralists to evaluate the impacts of a number of animal health problems including RVF. He has an MSc and PhD from the University of Nairobi.
Bernard Bett hufanya kazi ya elimu ya magonjwa ya mlipuko baina ya mifugo katika taasisi ya ILRI.Ana ujuzi katika kuchunguza namna mbalimbali za kuweka mikakati ya kuingilia kati, na hapo awali alifanya utafiti juu ya epidemolojia kati ya wafugaji wa Kisomali na Kiturukana ili kutathimini mgongano katika afya ya mifugo ikiwemo homa ya bonde la ufa. Yuko na shahada ya uzamili wa sayansi na shahada ya udaktari wa falsafa kutoka Chuo Kikuu cha Nairobi.