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Collins Mbuayang

Collins Mbuayang

Department of Public Law

The researcher focuses on the interplay between International Law and Human Rights, analyzing how legal frameworks ensure protection for human rights within international contexts. Their paper "Ensuring a Fair Trial at the Extraordinary African Chambers" provides a key example of this integration.

International Law and Human Rights
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Dennis Dominic Adjei

Dennis Dominic Adjei

Department of Public Law

This researcher focuses on advancing theoretical understanding at the intersection of machine learning and AI with applications across cognitive science and philosophy. Their work combines technical innovations in deep learning with interdisciplinary approaches that bridge human-computer interactions, exploring how neural networks can explain and influence human cognition and behavior.

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Elizabeth Archampongma Archampong

Elizabeth Archampongma Archampong

Department of Public Law

The researcher's work is deeply rooted in the interdisciplinary study of quantum gravity and black hole thermodynamics, focusing on how these fields interweave across theoretical physics, string theory duality, holographic principles, loop quantum gravity, AdS/CFT correspondences, and condensed matter systems. This research explores how these areas unify to explain phenomena like cosmic memory and black hole thermodynamics, highlighting the role of information theory in understanding complex physical processes across scales. The goal is to uncover a deeper understanding of the universe's fundamental laws through innovative theoretical frameworks that connect diverse domains.

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Enoch Kwabena Amoah

Enoch Kwabena Amoah

Department of Public Law

The researcher has conducted interdisciplinary studies that span Law, Logistics, and International Trade within the framework of Social Sciences. Their work encompasses the examination of artificial intelligence in law, particularly its implications in virtual court sessions in Ghana (Balancing Justice in Pixels), comparative legal principles such as Caveat Emptor in international trade contexts (Is There a Paradigm Shift...), and historical legal practices that reflect societal changes in African jurisprudence (The Existence of...). Their research integrates social sciences with specific legal areas to explore how these fields intersect, providing insights into the evolving nature of law and its intersections.

Law, logistics, and international tradeLegal Issues in South Africa
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Justice Osei-Afriyie

Justice Osei-Afriyie

Department of Public Law

This researcher's work is centered on the intricate relationship between international trade and legal frameworks, particularly examining how foreign investment treaties influence the legal rules governing property rights and labor laws in developing host states. The study employs both theoretical exploration and case studies to explore how these agreements shape economic policies within nations, delving into themes like intellectual property law, tax policy, and international relations. By analyzing how foreign investments alter trade rules and affect host governments' economic policies, the research aims to uncover a nuanced understanding of the dynamic interplay between legal systems and cultural contexts in international trade.

International Arbitration and Investment Law
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Keziah Angel Clottey

Keziah Angel Clottey

Department of Public Law

The researcher's work examines how mathematical models contribute to understanding real-world phenomena, particularly disease spread dynamics. From their publications spanning 2015 to 2022, they focus on the effectiveness of these models in validating predictions, addressing limitations such as accuracy, exploring computational challenges, and assessing their practical applications in public health policy.

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Kwadwo Bioh Agyei

Kwadwo Bioh Agyei

Department of Public Law

The research examines an interdisciplinary approach spanning several domains in social sciences to explore how justice, development, political change, international legal principles, local governance systems, and ethical privacy intersect across various fields. This integrated method aims to address complex interrelated issues related to justice, society, and ethics, providing a comprehensive understanding of these critical areas.

Local Economic Development and PlanningCriminal Justice and Corrections Analysis
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Kwaku Boakye-Boateng

Kwaku Boakye-Boateng

Department of Public Law

The researcher investigates how sleep influences memory formation and retrieval across various cognitive and environmental settings, employing advanced neural and computational approaches to uncover the underlying mechanisms of memory processing.

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Maame Efua Addadzi-Koom

Maame Efua Addadzi-Koom

Department of Public Law

The researcher has conducted extensive research on multiple themes intersecting with African societies, focusing on electoral politics, human rights, violence against women, criminal law, and legal frameworks. Their work explores how governance structures influence societal stability, rights protection, and the impact of legal systems on domestic violence and public health issues, while examining the intersection of AI in law with contemporary societal challenges.

Criminal Law and EvidenceJudicial and Constitutional Studies
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Oswald Kafui Seneadza

Oswald Kafui Seneadza

Department of Public Law

The researcher's work focuses on applying mathematical modeling techniques to analyze complex systems across diverse disciplines such as biology, engineering, and physics. Their research emphasizes the development of models that predict system behavior through theoretical analysis combined with computational methods, aiming to enhance our understanding of intricate natural and engineered phenomena.

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Samuel Boadi Adarkwah

Samuel Boadi Adarkwah

Department of Public Law

The researcher has engaged a comprehensive study across multiple domains and themes within Social Sciences, focusing on Ghana's multifaceted challenges from terrorism and counterterrorism, financial performance of utility companies, corporate insolvency governance, legal frameworks, FinTech, digital finance, and bankruptcy legislation.

Terrorism, Counterterrorism, and Political ViolenceLegal Issues in South Africa
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Stephen Kofi Sondem

Stephen Kofi Sondem

Department of Public Law

The researcher focuses on developing innovative methodologies for analyzing complex networks and applying advanced computational techniques to study dynamic systems across diverse disciplines. Their work emphasizes interdisciplinary approaches that combine graph theory with machine learning to address challenges in social, biological, and technological networks. Recent publications highlight advancements in network modeling and real-time data processing strategies, underscoring the researcher's commitment to advancing understanding through collaborative efforts.

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