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Bige Amuyao

Bige Amuyao

Department of Pharmaceutics

The researcher's work integrates renewable energy practices with sustainability goals across various sectors, exploring collaboration between industry, government, and academia to address global climate challenges.

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Bismark Ofori

Bismark Ofori

Department of Pharmaceutics

The researcher's work spans multiple areas of health sciences, focusing on advancements in medical imaging techniques such as digital radiography and advanced MRI applications. They also investigate the education and practice of radiologists, examining how to improve image interpretation and reduce healthcare costs in resource-constrained settings. The study delves into global health disparities, particularly in cancer incidence and radiation dose management, while exploring mental health issues related to the COVID-19 pandemic and ergonomics in diagnostic imaging. Additionally, they examine musculoskeletal disorders and rehabilitation programs, as well as stress and burnout in healthcare professionals. Their research extends to environmental sustainability in medical radiation science education and investigates patient behaviors in radiology practice. They also contribute to health and medical studies by collecting data on physical therapists' research experiences, while examining the impact of climate change on public health. The researcher's work reflects a holistic approach from advanced imaging techniques to patient-centered care, global health equity, and the intersection of human behavior with healthcare delivery.

Radiology practices and educationGlobal Health and Surgery
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Charles Kofi Asamoah

Charles Kofi Asamoah

Department of Pharmaceutics

This researcher focuses on advancing quantum computing by addressing practical challenges in hardware scalability, error correction, fault tolerance, system integration, optimization algorithms, and cloud security. Their work includes experimental studies on IBM’s Q System Array, Google’s Quantum AI Lab, Rigetti’s 7-qubit device, and Rigeti’s Quantum Simulation Initiative. While significant progress has been made in these areas, collaboration between tech companies and academic institutions remains crucial for furthering the field's practical applications.

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Christian Agyare

Christian Agyare

Department of Pharmaceutics

The researcher has conducted extensive work across various domains of pharmacological, plant chemical, and medical studies within the African context. Their research encompasses a wide array of themes, including the application of specific plants in wound healing, their antimicrobial properties, the role of topical medications, and the impact on ecosystems such as zoonotic diseases and parasitic infections. Further research includes the interaction between medicinal plants and ecosystems beyond traditional medicine, particularly focusing on human health aspects like nutritional deficiencies and antibiotic resistance patterns.

Phytochemicals and Medicinal PlantsParasitic Diseases Research and Treatment
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Clement Attor Klomegah

Clement Attor Klomegah

Department of Pharmaceutics

This researcher has focused on advancing computational methods to study gene regulation across various scales, from individual genes to systems-level dynamics in cellular networks, including transcriptional regulation and chromatin structure analysis. Their work integrates theoretical models with experimental data, utilizing tools like Boolean network modeling to elucidate the regulatory effects of genetic elements within these biological systems.

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Francis Adu

Francis Adu

Department of Pharmaceutics

The researcher's work spans multiple domains within life sciences, focusing on understanding natural products, antimicrobial resistance in bacteria, their effectiveness through various mechanisms, plant-based antimicrobial studies, and broader health implications such as aquaculture and epidemiology.

Orthoptera Research and TaxonomyPharmaceutical and Antibiotic Environmental Impacts
24 pubs16 themes
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Francis Kwaku Amankwah

Francis Kwaku Amankwah

Department of Pharmaceutics

The researcher has conducted extensive work across diverse areas of health sciences, with a focus on microbial natural products and biosynthesis, plant studies, ocular infections, and animal diversity. Their research spans domains such as antimicrobial potential of pseudomonas aeruginosa extracts, ethnobotanical and medicinal plants like Vernonia camporum stem-bark, clinical characteristics of bacterial ocular and periocular infections, and applications of animal diversity in traditional medicine.

Microbial Natural Products and BiosynthesisEthnobotanical and Medicinal Plants Studies
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Frederick William Akuffo Owusu

Frederick William Akuffo Owusu

Department of Pharmaceutics

The researcher focuses on integrating phytochemistry, food science, herbal studies, and drug delivery methods across diverse scientific domains. Their work encompasses the application of plant-based ingredients in oral formulations, the impact of traditional medicine on patient adherence, the synthesis of polyaccharides for drug delivery systems, and the exploration of essential oils in therapeutic applications. Their research bridges phytochemistry with practical health sciences, highlighting the role of plants in both natural and synthetic formulations, while also examining the interplay between herbal studies and pharmaceutical advancements.

Food Science and Nutritional StudiesGinger and Zingiberaceae research
52 pubs29 themes
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Joshua Siaw Boateng

Joshua Siaw Boateng

Department of Pharmaceutics

The researcher's work is centered around advancements in bio-inspired drug delivery systems, particularly for wound healing, chronic wounds, and diabetes care. Their focus includes developing novel formulations for drug delivery (e.g., composite films, bioformulations) with a strong emphasis on biocompatible materials such as PEG-based films and multiscale approaches like yeast films and polysaccharides. They also explore sustainable and multiscale systems for treatment, such as bioresorbable meshes and multiscale drug delivery strategies. These efforts are driven by a commitment to improving health outcomes through innovative therapeutic interventions.

3D Printing in Biomedical ResearchSurgical Sutures and Adhesives
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Kwabena Ofori-Kwakye

Kwabena Ofori-Kwakye

Department of Pharmaceutics

The researcher has made significant contributions across diverse areas of pharmaceutical science, with a primary focus on drug solubility and delivery systems, advanced transdermal drug delivery technologies, and specialty medications targeting chronic health issues. Their work includes the development of extended release matrices for natural gum-based formulations, formulation of sustained-release matrix tablets for colonic or biphasic release, exploration of pectin as a topical excipient in wound healing, and evaluation of cocoa pod husk pectin as a pharmaceutical excipient in antimalarial applications. Additionally, they have contributed to the understanding of pharmacokinetics and bioactive properties of natural products like Hibiscus and Spathodea species. Their research also encompasses the analytical characterization of pharmaceuticals such as Artemether-Lumefantrine, Metformin Hydrochloride, and capparis erythrocarpos roots extract, with a particular emphasis on their pharmacokinetics. The researcher's work integrates novel materials like Albizia and Khaya gums in drug delivery systems, further advancing the field through innovative formulations and analytical techniques.

Phytochemistry Medicinal Plant ApplicationsPsidium guajava Extracts and Applications
50 pubs27 themes
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Marcel Tunkumgnen Bayor

Marcel Tunkumgnen Bayor

Department of Pharmaceutics

The overall research focus centers on understanding and improving the pharmacological properties and applications of natural compounds derived from various plant species, with a particular emphasis on their impact on biological systems, food formulations, and pharmaceuticals. This includes studies on plant extracts for antibiotic activity, microbial disintegration, antioxidant properties, pectin-based formulations in food and oral medications, and the effects of traditional medicines on health outcomes.

Polysaccharides and Plant Cell WallsPharmaceutical and Antibiotic Environmental Impacts
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Mariam El Boakye-Gyasi

Mariam El Boakye-Gyasi

Department of Pharmaceutics

The researcher has made significant strides in advancing pharmaceutical applications across diverse domains, focusing on extended release formulations, gels for drug delivery, plant-based therapies, antimicrobial resistance, and broader societal impacts such as energy consumption and access control systems. Key works include the development of natural gums for extended release matrices and hydrophilic films, the characterization of Pectin in oral liquid formulations, and the assessment of antibiotic resistance using extemporaneous formulations. These studies highlight advancements in sustainable drug delivery methods and plant-based solutions, contributing to medical knowledge through practical applications.

Polysaccharides and Plant Cell WallsPolysaccharides Composition and Applications
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