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Doreen Adoma Agyei

Doreen Adoma Agyei

Department of Private Law

The researcher has conducted extensive work in the field of natural resources and economic development within social sciences, with a particular focus on Ghana's emerging oil and gas industry from a legal perspective.

Natural Resources and Economic Development
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Ebenezer Adjei Bediako

Ebenezer Adjei Bediako

Department of Private Law

The researcher's work focuses on the intersection of ethics, legal frameworks, and healthcare quality in pediatric care, particularly examining themes such as informed consent and ethical standards under international healthcare standards. Their study, "Informed Consent under the Ghana Health Service Patients Charter: Practice and Awareness," highlights how these elements are addressed within a national health service framework, contributing to the understanding of ethical dilemmas in pediatric healthcare. This research aims to bridge legal and moral considerations, ensuring that practices and interventions are both legally sound and ethically grounded.

Ethics and Legal Issues in Pediatric Healthcare
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Ewura Esi Nketsiaba Okyere Baafi

Ewura Esi Nketsiaba Okyere Baafi

Department of Private Law

This researcher has conducted extensive work on the mechanisms underlying gene regulation and epigenetic silencing, with a particular focus on how chromatin structure, DNA methylation, and environmental factors influence epigenetic changes. Their research integrates theoretical insights with empirical findings to unravel the intricate interplay between gene expression, epigenetic modifications, and chromatin dynamics across various biological systems. This work highlights both fundamental scientific principles and potential clinical applications, aiming to provide a comprehensive understanding of these complex biological phenomena.

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Jennifer Djanbea Asare

Jennifer Djanbea Asare

Department of Private Law

The researcher's work is centered on the intersection of legal systems and societal concerns, particularly in contexts where justice, health, and welfare are paramount. Through diverse publications, they explore how migration and health issues influence well-being among older adults, how crime and trauma are addressed through legal frameworks, and the protection of minors from abuse. Additionally, their focus includes innovative approaches to legal education, such as evaluating the effectiveness of summation assessments in law schools. This comprehensive study aims to provide insights into how legal systems can better serve migrant communities, ensuring equitable outcomes for both individuals and society at large.

European and International Contract LawMigration, Health and Trauma
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Kwadwo Koduah Hansen

Kwadwo Koduah Hansen

Department of Private Law

This research focuses on developing novel computational models to integrate various data types—such as text, images, and sensor data—to better understand human behavior across different contexts. By leveraging these integrated insights, the study aims to advance fields like social science research and healthcare informatics through innovative approaches to modeling complex human interactions.

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Renee Aku Sitsofe Morhe

Renee Aku Sitsofe Morhe

Department of Private Law

This researcher conducts extensive research on the intersection of various societal dynamics affecting reproductive health and contraception, with a focus on how legal frameworks, policies, and cultural practices shape access to safe abortion services, preventable domestic violence, user satisfaction with legal aid systems, sexual rights in adolescents, maternal healthcare challenges, and human rights issues. Their work synthesizes findings from diverse themes such as abortion units in Ghana, domestic violence prevention, South Africa's legal innovations, adolescent health disparities, global maternal healthcare efforts, and human rights disputes to provide a comprehensive understanding of the societal structures that influence women's lives.

Legal Issues in South AfricaGlobal Maternal and Child Health
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Richard Obeng Mensah

Richard Obeng Mensah

Department of Private Law

The researcher's work is centered on a comprehensive exploration of public safety and digital contact tracing within Ghana, examining its impact across various domains such as social justice issues (hate speech, cyberbullying), environmental policies, resource management, legal frameworks, international aid efforts, and human rights. Their studies highlight the intricate relationship between these areas, revealing how principles of justice and technology address systemic challenges in Ghana's governance and development.

Multidisciplinary Warburg-centric StudiesInternational Development and Aid
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Rose Asamoah

Rose Asamoah

Department of Private Law

This researcher conducts cross-cutting research on international aid systems, particularly examining how member states collaborate within organizations to address global challenges like climate change and resource management in partnerships with the African Union. Their work extends beyond Africa, exploring themes such as renewable energy, conflict resolution, equity, inequality reduction, and resource management. Additionally, they investigate the societal impacts of development aid and challenge theoretical frameworks for evidence-based research across diverse contexts, seeking actionable insights to inform policymakers on sustainable practices.

International Development and Aid
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Thaddeus Nkum Manu

Thaddeus Nkum Manu

Department of Private Law

The researcher's work focuses on intellectual property and patent systems, examining different patent registration regimes in social sciences contexts while also investigating innovative approaches to enhancing legal education and practice innovations within social sciences.

Legal Education and Practice InnovationsIntellectual Property and Patents
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