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Department of Human Resource and Organisational Development
The researcher's overall focus is on examining how individuals contribute to environmental sustainability through various interrelated themes including corporate leadership roles, family dynamics, work-family balance, emotional intelligence, disaster management, environmental education, and organizational behavior. Their research explores both successful strategies in developing contexts such as Ghana and identifies the challenges faced by these groups.
Department of Human Resource and Organisational Development
The researcher's work centers on exploring how individual human behavior and mental processes shape societal structures through empirical investigations. Their research delves into key areas such as social comparisons, gender dynamics, aggression suppression, and self-compassion, with a focus on understanding human nature.
Department of Human Resource and Organisational Development
This researcher's work is a multidisciplinary synthesis of several domains: Innovation and Knowledge Management, Environmental Sustainability in Business, Global and Cross-Cultural Management, and COVID-19 and Mental Health. Their research examines how global strategies and corporate governance influence both innovation, knowledge management practices, and sustainability efforts across organizations. By integrating insights from these diverse areas, the researcher explores the interplay between global leadership, corporate resilience, and mental health in crises like the pandemic, offering a holistic view of organizational development and social impact.
Department of Human Resource and Organisational Development
The researcher has made significant contributions to the field of semiconductors, focusing on advanced CMOS technologies, including high-performance designs such as the 1.5 V gate length CMOS and the tungsten interpoly plug for SRAM applications. Their work emphasizes the role of thin gate oxide effects in influencing switching characteristics of MOSFETs. Additionally, they have advanced circuit design by exploring metal and surface polishing techniques, exemplified by CMP methods applied to high-performance SRAM. Through these innovations, their research integrates material science with device physics to enhance performance, supported by mechanical deposition studies that advance semiconductor manufacturing practices. This synthesis highlights a comprehensive approach to semiconductor development, covering themes from materials to circuit design and beyond.
Department of Human Resource and Organisational Development
The researcher's work spans three interconnected themes, focusing on the interplay between emotional intelligence, organizational behavior, and business strategies to enhance well-being and service delivery efficiency. Their research investigates how intrinsic well-being (via satisfaction) influences engagement and participation, how workplace dynamics shape employee decisions regarding turnover, and the role of strategic business management in delivering quality services.
Department of Human Resource and Organisational Development
The researcher's work spans multiple domains, focusing on themes such as motivation and self-concept in diverse settings, creativity in education and society, career development, cultural differences, environmental sustainability, and resilience. Their research explores how individuals navigate opportunities, creativity in task-solving, motivation factors, employability trends, early childhood education, and the psychological underpinnings of various aspects of life and work across different eras (e.g., graduate students, undergraduates, expatriates) and cultural contexts.
Department of Human Resource and Organisational Development
This researcher's work is characterized by an interdisciplinary approach, focusing on the intersection of job satisfaction, organizational behavior, higher education, and environmental sustainability. Their publications explore various facets, including work engagement, organizational embedment, affective organizational commitment, psychological contract breaches, abusive supervision, waste management practices, and sustainability initiatives. The research examines mediating effects among these variables, highlighting their contributions to both operational understanding in hospitality and theoretical advancements in academic circles.
Department of Human Resource and Organisational Development
The researcher focuses on understanding how employees perceive sexual assault and its impact on workplace performance in Ghana, examining both their perceptions and potential psychological effects.
Department of Human Resource and Organisational Development
This researcher investigates the interplay between public health impacts in environmental waste management systems, the gendered challenges of work-life balance in the digital era, and the effectiveness of human resource management policies. Their studies collectively explore how these areas contribute to understanding broader societal issues, from mitigating health risks in waste systems to fostering equitable work environments and enhancing organizational performance through talent management strategies.
Department of Human Resource and Organisational Development
The researcher focuses on integrating multiple domains—such as supply chain resilience, work-life balance, entrepreneurship, leadership, and digital engagement—into a holistic framework that examines their influence on organizational performance across global scales, particularly in developing countries.
Department of Human Resource and Organisational Development
The researcher conducts a comprehensive study integrating innovative theory, team innovation, and knowledge management across various organizational contexts. Their work bridges social sciences and business practices, examining how diverse teams enhance creativity, the role of emotional intelligence in performance, and the influence of ethical leadership on collective behavior. This multi-journal research underscores a thorough exploration of individual differences, group dynamics, and strategic leadership within the domains of innovation, project management, and performance excellence.
Department of Human Resource and Organisational Development
The researcher's work is centered around the innovative application of advanced analytical techniques across diverse domains. By integrating methodologies such as meta-analysis, forecasting, statistical models, and computational approaches, the researcher has developed a comprehensive framework for understanding complex phenomena in health, economics, social sciences, and education. This approach emphasizes the use of data science and statistics to address challenges in areas like disease control, economic growth, and educational strategies, thereby bridging the gap between interdisciplinary research across various fields.