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The researcher’s work spans multiple clinical and biological themes, including CAR-T cell therapy, COVID-19 research, immunodeficiency studies, SARS-CoV-2 infections, cervical cancer, and urinary tract infections. Their focus encompasses developing CAR-T cells for therapeutic applications, studying T-cell responses to COVID-19, correcting treatment choices in immunundeficient patients, assessing uropathogenicity and antimicrobial resistance, evaluating the impact of socioeconomic factors on patient outcomes, and exploring survival patterns in pancreatic and oncological cancers.

Aaron Kwasi Nartey

Department of Child Health

The researcher's work spans three key domains: municipal solid waste management in Ghana, global maternal and child health in rural Sub-Saharan Africa, and sickle cell anemia and hemoglobin pathologies. Their research integrates methodologies from various fields to address public health issues across different contexts, highlighting the challenges and opportunities in municipal waste management, the barriers faced by maternal and child healthcare services, and the role of communities in managing children with sickel cell diseases.

Aaron Makafui Ametorwo

Department of Human Resource and Organisational Development

The researcher's overall focus is on examining how individuals contribute to environmental sustainability through various interrelated themes including corporate leadership roles, family dynamics, work-family balance, emotional intelligence, disaster management, environmental education, and organizational behavior. Their research explores both successful strategies in developing contexts such as Ghana and identifies the challenges faced by these groups.