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Godwin Armstrong Duku

Godwin Armstrong Duku

Department of Civil Engineering

The researcher's work focuses on addressing public health disparities caused by inadequate water supplies through a comprehensive approach that integrates methodologies from various disciplines. By examining themes such as child nutrition, anaerobic digestion, wastewater treatment, insect utilization, taxation compliance, urban social issues, and global maternal health, the research aims to identify and improve mechanisms for improving water access and sanitation in rural communities. Through a synthesis of studies on greywater reuse, biological treatments like anaerobic digestion, insect Utilization, and household waste management, the researcher seeks to develop sustainable practices that address health disparities while promoting urban social change.

Wastewater Treatment and Reuse
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Anaerobic Digestion and Biogas Production
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Helen Michelle Korkor Essandoh

Helen Michelle Korkor Essandoh

Department of Civil Engineering

This researcher has conducted extensive research across multiple academic domains, focusing on innovative approaches to environmental and health challenges. Their work encompasses themes such as healthcare waste management, nutrient and mineral recovery, wastewater treatment techniques, and the bioremediation of hazardous substances. Through their publications, they have explored methodologies like response surface analysis for soil aquifer treatment and advancements in anaerobic digestion systems, aiming to address complex environmental issues and improve sustainability across various fields.

Chromium effects and bioremediationWastewater Treatment and Nitrogen Removal
57 pubs25 themes
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Isaac Agyare Arthur

Isaac Agyare Arthur

Department of Civil Engineering

The researcher investigates the interplay between genetic expression and molecular regulation across developmental biology, focusing on how epigenetic changes, histone modifications, and chromatin architecture influence gene activation and transcriptional plasticity. Their work emphasizes the role of these mechanisms in modulating cell fate determination, differentiation, and signaling pathways, highlighting the intricate molecular networks that underpin development.

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Jack Banahene Osei

Jack Banahene Osei

Department of Civil Engineering

The researcher's work is centered on advancing the understanding and application of reinforced concrete structures across various domains. Their focus includes bamboo properties for sustainable construction, which they integrate into self-compacting concrete beams, enhancing durability and resilience in rural areas. Through finite element modeling and machine learning techniques, they analyze the behavior of bamboo-reinforced concrete beams under different loading conditions, such as one-way slabs and beams with 100% recycled coarse aggregate. Their research also delves into the structural integrity of these beams, contributing to sustainable construction practices. Additionally, they employ empirical joint shear strength models to predict structural failure in laterally loaded RC columns. The researcher's work extends beyond concrete structures by incorporating energy-efficient materials like graphite and advanced radiation studies for nuclear technology. Structural health monitoring techniques, including predictive behavior modeling with finite element analysis, are also explored. Their research contributes significantly to both sustainable construction practices and the development of innovative concrete reinforcement materials.

Structural Response to Dynamic LoadsConcrete Corrosion and Durability
21 pubs9 themes
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James Anaba

James Anaba

Department of Civil Engineering

The researcher has focused on advancing agricultural practices in Ghana through a comprehensive study of risk management, economic policies, technical innovations, and agronomic improvements. Their work delves into rice resilience, agricultural economics, vegetable farming techniques, and cocoa sweet potato production, aiming to enhance productivity, resilience, and policy effectiveness in resource-limited contexts.

Agricultural risk and resilienceAgricultural Innovations and Practices
0 pubs4 themes
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James Wiafe Ampofo

James Wiafe Ampofo

Department of Civil Engineering

The researcher focuses on exploring the intersections between environmental change, human health, biodegradable materials, aging societal dynamics, marine ecosystems, and sustainable infrastructure across multiple disciplines.

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Jones Owusu Twumasi

Jones Owusu Twumasi

Department of Civil Engineering

The researcher focuses on advancing interdisciplinary studies in physical sciences, employing advanced techniques such as fiber optics, ultrasound, synthetic aperture radar (SAR), machine learning, and others. Their work encompasses detecting corrosion using photoacoustic sensors, assessing concrete strength with sensor data analysis, characterizing structures through SAR imaging, estimating structural loads using multifractal analysis, and evaluating moisture content in concrete using microwave imaging. They also integrate these methods into applications like recycling waste, sustainable construction, environmental seismology, and the health monitoring of reinforced concrete structures.

Geophysical Methods and ApplicationsSeismic Waves and Analysis
21 pubs10 themes
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Joseph Addae Duah

Joseph Addae Duah

Department of Civil Engineering

The researcher applies principles of biotechnology and molecular science to address global public health challenges, demonstrating a unique intersection between biological methods and health sciences.

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Josephine Coffie

Josephine Coffie

Department of Civil Engineering

The researcher investigates how humans make decisions in social environments and explores the neural mechanisms underlying these processes. Their work emphasizes understanding the role of decision fatigue and its impact on decision-making accuracy and efficiency. Neuroimaging techniques are employed to identify patterns of brain activity associated with rational thought and goal-directed behavior, providing insights into human decision-making dynamics.

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Kenneth Adomako Tutu

Kenneth Adomako Tutu

Department of Civil Engineering

The researcher's work is centered on the comprehensive evaluation and understanding of asphalt materials across various domains. Their research encompasses pavement performance evaluation, construction engineering applications, urban and rural development challenges, natural fiber reinforced composites, transport systems analysis, and infrastructure maintenance monitoring. Through these studies, they explore topics such as asphalt durability, material compatibility, environmental impacts, sustainable practices, construction techniques, traffic effects, transportation designs, and infrastructure safety. This synthesis highlights the researcher's efforts to address both practical and theoretical aspects of pavement materials and their applications in diverse fields.

Natural Fiber Reinforced CompositesUrban and Rural Development Challenges
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Kingsley Osei Bonsu

Kingsley Osei Bonsu

Department of Civil Engineering

The researcher has developed innovative methods for analyzing high-dimensional data by integrating unsupervised and supervised learning approaches across various scales. Their work emphasizes the importance of understanding underlying structures in complex systems through dimensionality reduction, feature extraction, and network-based analysis. The research also highlights computational efficiency in handling large-scale datasets while maintaining accuracy, with contributions to fields such as machine learning and bioinformatics.

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Kwabena Biritwum Nyarko

Kwabena Biritwum Nyarko

Department of Civil Engineering

The researcher has conducted extensive studies across a wide range of scientific and social sciences, focusing on environmental pollution in the environment, mining practices in resource management, child nutrition and water access issues, and other critical areas such as urban solid waste management, poverty reduction, and vaccination coverage. Their work emphasizes innovative approaches to address challenges related to water quality, sanitation systems, and public health. By integrating findings from these diverse fields, the researcher has developed a comprehensive framework for sustainable development and environmental management across Ghana and beyond.

Composting and Vermicomposting TechniquesPublic-Private Partnership Projects
72 pubs30 themes
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