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Emmanuel Kofi Akowuah

Emmanuel Kofi Akowuah

Department of Computer Engineering

The researcher has developed a comprehensive and interdisciplinary approach focusing on photonic crystal fibers and surface plasmon sensors across various domains, integrating advanced technologies such as AI and machine learning for applications in energy storage, network security, healthcare, transportation, and environmental monitoring. Their work emphasizes the synergy between physics and computer science, aiming to advance sensor technology and integrate these innovations into broader societal solutions, demonstrating a broad and impactful research agenda.

AI in cancer detection
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Human Mobility and Location-Based Analysis
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Eric Tutu Tchao

Eric Tutu Tchao

Department of Computer Engineering

The researcher integrates advanced signal processing techniques into telecommunications, focusing on the development and application of 5G networks, MIMO systems, and blockchain technologies across diverse domains. Their work encompasses healthcare applications, smart grid optimization, IoT device deployment challenges, and mobile service enhancements in Africa, leveraging platforms like cloud-based solutions for enhanced accessibility. The emphasis is on privacy and security measures to ensure secure communication while exploring innovative methods to improve network efficiency and connectivity, with a particular focus on 4G LTE, WiMAX, and Li-Fi networks for IoT applications.

Economic Growth and DevelopmentDigital and Cyber Forensics
73 pubs40 themes
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Evans Korletey

Evans Korletey

Department of Computer Engineering

The researcher's work focuses on integrating advanced computational modeling techniques, such as finite element analysis and machine learning, to study complex physical systems. Their research emphasizes developing predictive models for quantum mechanics in molecular dynamics, enabling simulations that bridge theoretical insights with experimental observations. These models have applications across materials science and drug discovery, aiming to elucidate fundamental mechanisms underlying natural phenomena while enhancing technological advancements.

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Griffith Selorm Klogo

Griffith Selorm Klogo

Department of Computer Engineering

The researcher's work focuses on developing innovative approaches across diverse technologies, encompassing themes such as software-defined networking, blockchain applications, network security, localization systems, IoT connectivity, smart grid security, access control, power systems, and encryption methods. This research aims to address real-world challenges by integrating these advanced solutions, demonstrating a comprehensive exploration of cutting-edge technologies in the physical sciences domain.

Chaos-based Image/Signal EncryptionSmart Grid Security and Resilience
36 pubs17 themes
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Henry Nunoo-Mensah

Henry Nunoo-Mensah

Department of Computer Engineering

The researcher's overall research focus is a comprehensive exploration of advanced computational methods and data analysis techniques across diverse scientific domains, aiming to address challenges in areas such as smart energy systems, networks, healthcare, biology, and technology innovation. The work spans themes like sentiment analysis, software-defined networking, network security, blockchain applications, AI in various fields (e.g., smart agriculture, cancer detection), IoT technologies, and energy management. These studies collectively highlight the integration of innovative computational tools across different disciplines to enhance problem-solving and technological solutions.

Mechanical Failure Analysis and SimulationAdvanced Breast Cancer Therapies
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Isaac Acquah

Isaac Acquah

Department of Computer Engineering

Research predominantly focuses on cardiovascular health risk factors, encompassing issues like diabetes, cardiovascular diseases, social determinants of health, economic impacts on outcomes in cardiovascular diseases, public health policy, individual behavioral interventions like medication adherence, and integrated health systems addressing both societal and individual aspects.

Medication Adherence and ComplianceAntenna Design and Analysis
59 pubs30 themes
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James Okae

James Okae

Department of Computer Engineering

This researcher has made significant contributions to the field of vision-based systems, advancing the integration of advanced computational techniques into real-world applications across diverse domains. Their work focuses on developing innovative methods for stereo matching and depth estimation, with a particular emphasis on leveraging mutual interaction principles for robust system performance. The researcher's research is characterized by its interdisciplinary approach, merging concepts from computer vision, robotics, and energy management to address challenges in smart grid optimization and image processing.

Infrared Target Detection MethodologiesAdvanced Vision and Imaging
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Kingsley Kyei-Baffour

Kingsley Kyei-Baffour

Department of Computer Engineering

The researcher focuses on developing sustainable solutions that address environmental challenges through innovative strategies in resource development, environmental impact assessment, and integrated technological frameworks. Their work emphasizes integrating renewable technologies with economic incentives, smart decision-making systems, and climate mitigation approaches while fostering collaboration between academia, industry, and governments to achieve global sustainability goals.

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Kwame Osei Boateng

Kwame Osei Boateng

Department of Computer Engineering

The researcher has made significant contributions to technology advancement across diverse domains, particularly in developing robust methodologies and applications that address complex challenges in agriculture, telecommunications, energy systems, and health sciences. Their work spans themes such as pesticide control strategies, image retrieval and classification techniques, VLSI testing methods, energy management practices, smart grid solutions, and wireless sensor networks. The researcher has introduced innovative approaches to image processing, test cost reduction techniques, advanced network technologies, efficient algorithms for power forecasting, and neural network evaluations, all of which have practical applications across various industries. Their comprehensive research integrates methodologies from multiple fields, demonstrating a holistic approach to technological innovation and its real-world impact.

Security in Wireless Sensor NetworksCognitive Radio Networks and Spectrum Sensing
100 pubs30 themes
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Nero Kofi Etornam Novor

Nero Kofi Etornam Novor

Department of Computer Engineering

The researcher's work focuses on developing innovative methodologies to address complex challenges in their field, particularly through integrating data-driven decision-making with predictive modeling techniques. Their research emphasizes identifying patterns and trends that inform public policy while maintaining ethical considerations, aiming to create scalable solutions for addressing environmental, economic, and social justice issues.

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Prince Ebenezer Adjei

Prince Ebenezer Adjei

Department of Computer Engineering

The researcher's work spans a comprehensive exploration of diverse research areas, encompassing health sciences, social sciences, physical sciences, and more. Their primary focus is on developing and applying advanced imaging and computational techniques across various domains, including medical device segmentation, image classification methods, and AI-driven approaches in cancer detection. The researcher's work reflects a deep commitment to innovative solutions that bridge healthcare, social issues, and the arts (media), demonstrating a broad and interdisciplinary approach to understanding complex phenomena through cutting-edge research.

Colorectal Cancer Screening and DetectionGenerative Adversarial Networks and Image Synthesis
100 pubs17 themes
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Prince Odame

Prince Odame

Department of Computer Engineering

The researcher's work spans multiple critical areas of social sciences research, focusing on urban transport accessibility, disability rights, traffic safety, transportation planning, assistive technologies, and agricultural innovations. Through comprehensive studies on public transport experiences among students with disabilities in Ghana, the researcher explores how accessible urban transport contributes to mobility concerns and pedestrian safety. Additionally, the paper examines predictors of distracting activities, highlighting lessons from public transport operators, while also delving into disability rights perspectives. The integration of accessibility features into transportation planning ensures equitable access for all, emphasizing the role of assistive technologies in communication and mobility, and finally, agricultural innovations are explored to address hunger, showing a holistic approach to improving social inclusion through practical solutions.

Agricultural Innovations and PracticesDisability Rights and Representation
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