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Rukaya Faisal

Rukaya Faisal

Department of Painting and Sculpture

This researcher's work is centered on applying mathematical and physical modeling techniques to address complex systems across diverse fields. Their studies integrate modeling across disciplines such as ecosystems, climate systems, neural networks, behavioral dynamics, social impact mechanisms, and education. By employing computational methods, they aim to uncover fundamental principles that govern intricate phenomena in natural and human systems. This integrated approach bridges theory with application, offering a comprehensive framework for understanding societal changes and technological advancements.

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Russel Owusu Afrifa

Russel Owusu Afrifa

Department of Civil Engineering

The researcher has focused on enhancing the performance of recycled aggregate concrete through innovative replacement methods for coarse aggregates, particularly utilizing shredded waste plastics as replacements. Simultaneously, they have explored advanced applications of graphite-based materials in nuclear technology and radiation studies, emphasizing their role in sustainable construction practices. This work bridges physical sciences with applications in engineering and energy, highlighting their contributions to both concrete technology and nuclear sustainability.

Graphite, nuclear technology, radiation studiesRecycled Aggregate Concrete Performance
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Ruth Carre Brenyah

Ruth Carre Brenyah

Department of Clinical Microbiology

The researcher has conducted extensive studies focusing on several critical areas within public health and nutrition, including malaria research, renal diseases, parasitic interactions, insect pest control strategies, mosquito-borne disease management, nutritional conditions in African populations, HIV-related complications, and economic valuation of health issues. Their work integrates modern approaches to parasitology, emphasizes the role of vector diversity, and highlights the importance of integrated health interventions across diverse domains.

Economic and Environmental ValuationMosquito-borne diseases and control
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Ruth Dapaah-Afriyie

Ruth Dapaah-Afriyie

Department of Pharmacy Practice

The researcher has developed a comprehensive approach to advancing healthcare delivery and patient outcomes across multiple domains, including pharmaceutical practices, patient care for older adults with frailty, epidemic prevention, and overall patient satisfaction. Their work integrates pharmacological strategies into patient-centered care models, addressing chronic health conditions and improving accessibility while enhancing outcomes through integrated healthcare solutions.

Patient Satisfaction in HealthcarePharmaceutical Practices and Patient Outcomes
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Ruth Linda Agyeman

Ruth Linda Agyeman

Department of Statistics and Actuarial Science

The researcher has focused on developing robust adaptive control strategies for dynamic and uncertain environments, particularly in biological systems, real-time communication protocols, user interface interactions, and adaptive neural networks. Their work integrates hybrid approaches with real-time algorithms to address the need for quick adaptability and resilience against uncertainties, contributing to advancements in fields ranging from bioprocessing to human-computer interaction and adaptive robotics.

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Ruth Owusu-Antwi

Ruth Owusu-Antwi

Department of Behavioural Sciences

The researcher's work focuses on several multifaceted approaches to addressing mental health challenges and improving community well-being across various domains. They emphasize innovative interventions for mental health careers, prevention strategies for violence, and holistic approaches in healthcare settings. Their research also explores the role of education and curriculum changes in fostering resilience, while integrating studies from different contexts such as child development, pandemic impact, grief experiences, and intensive care units. The researcher's work underscores the importance of community-based interventions, including community health initiatives, mental health career guidance programs, and preventive measures for sexual violence prevention. Their findings highlight the need for a comprehensive approach that combines psychological support, policy reform, and integrative healthcare practices to address diverse mental health needs in vulnerable populations.

Sexual Assault and Victimization StudiesCOVID-19 and Mental Health
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Sally Lamptey

Sally Lamptey

Department of English

The researcher's work focuses on integrating advanced computational methods with fundamental physical principles across diverse fields, from materials science to biophysics, aiming to model complex systems in both biological and engineering contexts. Their research employs finite element analysis and micromechanics of composites to study shape-memory polymers' behavior under stress. The interdisciplinary approach explores soft robotics, hydrodynamics, cardiovascular turbulence, and fluid dynamics, demonstrating a holistic strategy that bridges theoretical mechanics with practical applications across scales.

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Sam Sapambeh

Sam Sapambeh

Department of Optometry and Visual Science

This researcher has engaged in extensive work at the intersection of artificial intelligence, machine learning, and computational modeling. Their research focuses on developing novel frameworks for advancing AI-driven solutions to complex scientific challenges and industrial problems. By leveraging Bayesian inference and graph-based approaches, they have significantly contributed to enhancing the efficiency and accuracy of predictive models across diverse domains. Their interdisciplinary approach underscores the potential of combining advanced computational techniques with cutting-edge theoretical developments to drive innovation in scientific discovery and industrial applications.

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Sam Sarkodie-Mensah

Sam Sarkodie-Mensah

Department of Architecture

The researcher investigates how genetic regulation influences plant growth under diverse environmental conditions, examining interactions between bacteria, chemicals, and marine plankton. Additionally, they study metabolic mechanisms in bacterial communities and antibiotic resistance across species, seeking to uncover universal principles governing biological systems at various scales.

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Samantha Hollingworth

Samantha Hollingworth

Department of Pharmacy Practice

Global health challenges and medication use patterns across diverse settings highlight significant trends in public health interventions. Studies reveal how medication adherence varies by demographics and geographic regions, impacting outcomes like mental health and cardiovascular disease. Advanced pharmacological studies demonstrate the efficacy of drugs in managing chronic conditions such as heart disease and diabetes, while recent epidemiological research underscores the importance of understanding drug use patterns to improve healthcare policies. Furthermore, research on adverse drug reactions highlights the need for robust monitoring systems to prevent harm.

Antibiotic Use and ResistancePancreatic function and diabetes
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Sammy Agbeko

Sammy Agbeko

Department of Medical Diagnostics

The researcher has focused on developing novel computational methods for modeling complex physical systems across diverse fields, from condensed matter physics to biophysics, utilizing modern computational techniques to simulate real-world phenomena. Their work extends into the realm of quantum computing, exploring algorithms and hardware advancements that build upon established computational frameworks. Additionally, they have concentrated on materials science, employing advanced computational approaches to model and predict material properties and behaviors. Beyond these areas, their research integrates principles from applied mathematics, particularly in optimization techniques and machine learning, to enhance predictive models and improve the accuracy of scientific simulations across disciplines.

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Sampson Antwi

Sampson Antwi

Department of Child Health

The research literature underscores a comprehensive approach to understanding neglected tropical diseases, particularly focusing on chronic kidney disease (CKD) in Ghana, where several themes such as neglected malaria research, immunology, HIV/AIDS prevention, andPediatric nephrology are addressed. Methodologies ranging from systematic reviews to clinical trials, pharmacokinetic studies, behavioral assessments, and economic evaluations are employed to explore the etiology, management, and prevention of CKD. These studies highlight the complex interplay between genetics, nutritional status, immunological markers, and social determinants in disease manifestation, emphasizing the need for integrated, multidisciplinary approaches for effective intervention.

Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances researchHemodynamic Monitoring and Therapy
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