Aberra Molla
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Aberra Molla

Aberra Molla (Ge'ez: ኣበራ ሞላ, born in 1947) is an Ethiopian veterinarian living in the United States.

Veterinary work

Aberra is employed as a supervisory public health veterinarian with the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). He has a 1982 patent for a fast immunoglobulin field test.¹

Personal life

Aberra is married with three children. He owns a software company, Ethiopian Computers & Software, Inc., in Littleton, Colorado.

References

1. ^ Aberra Molla, Method of determining immunoglobulin levels in mammals, patent 4,501,816 at the US Patent Office; filed as GB2127963 in Great Britain in 1983.[1]

External links

• Ethiopic.com, the web site of Aberra's company, with several articles and a short autobiography.

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