Libère J. Ndacayisaba is a Burundian American scientist and author. He holds a PhD in Medical Biophysics, has co-authored numerous research publications in oncology, and is a co-founder of a startup developing immunomodulation technologies for cancer treatment. Libere also founded the Tetradenia Foundation, named after a medicinal flower native to the Burundi highlands, to deliver accessible healthcare to remote communities across the globe. Science taught him to observe. Writing taught him to remember. Transient Anchors is his first book. He resides in Los Angeles, California.
""For those who enjoy reading about real experiences from interesting people who seem to have lived a thousand lives in a single lifetime..."" - Reader Views (starred review)""A well-crafted, continent-spanning remembrance of one man's search for the American dream. [...] this account of Ndacayisaba's remarkable achievements also meaningfully reflects the larger immigrant experience."" - Kirkus Reviews""A timely and powerfully told memoir, Transient Anchors is a compelling tale of survival, support, and unwavering resilience."" - SPR""Ndacayisaba's prose is smooth and insightful [...]"" - The BookLife Prize