K
KNUST Research AtlasAtlas
Researcher DirectoryAccess paid articlesAboutFAQ
K
Atlas•

Unofficial platform built for the KNUST community.

© 2026 KNUST Research Atlas. All rights reserved.

K
KNUST Research AtlasAtlas
Researcher DirectoryAccess paid articlesAboutFAQ
KNUST Research Atlas

Academic Directory

Search, discover, and connect with over 1,800 researchers, faculty members, and scholars across all departments of KNUST.

Filter Results

Showing 325-336 of 1,884 researchers
Page 28 of 157
Collins Kwabena Osei

Collins Kwabena Osei

Department of Agricultural Economics, Agribusiness and Extension

The researcher explores how innovative approaches and global trends are reshaping agricultural practices in Ghana. Key areas of focus include the integration of Information and Communication Technology (ICT) in education and higher education, which enhances learning experiences and empowers rural farmers. The researcher emphasizes the role of international business partnerships and external investments in fostering sustainable agricultural practices. Leadership roles within organizations are crucial for driving innovation and sustainability. Agricultural innovations, such as technology advancements and agroindustry practices, significantly improve food quality and environmental sustainability. The researcher also highlights the importance of addressing challenges like climate change and food scarcity in agriculture. Online learning platforms are pivotal in modernizing education, enabling rural farmers to access more resources. Gender dynamics play a significant role in shaping agricultural policies and employment trends, particularly in rural areas. Urban agriculture is increasingly dependent on accessible technologies for sustainable farming. Global trade impacts, such as the COVID-19 pandemic, necessitate changes in agricultural productivity and sustainability. The researcher also notes the importance of data analysis tools in supporting agricultural decision-making. Higher education systems are prioritizing employability and educational equity, especially through diverse learning methods. Financial inclusion is crucial for addressing poverty effects on rural farmers. Cocoa farming practices highlight the link between farming technologies and gender equality goals. The researcher concludes that these trends collectively drive progress in sustainable agricultural practices across various domains.

K
Atlas•

Unofficial platform built for the KNUST community.

© 2026 KNUST Research Atlas. All rights reserved.

Agricultural risk and resilienceInternational Business and FDI
0 pubs27 themes
View Profile
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
1 pub1 theme
View Profile
Collins Nana Asare

Collins Nana Asare

Department of Telecommunications Engineering

The researcher has developed a comprehensive approach to advancing drug discovery and biointegration through the integration of deep learning models for multi-modal data processing and computational biology techniques. Their work emphasizes the fusion of machine learning with biological data across various scales, aiming to enhance understanding of biological systems and improve therapeutic outcomes.

0 pubs
View Profile
Collins Offeh Mintah

Collins Offeh Mintah

Department of Accounting and Finance

The researcher investigated the integration of social sciences with management studies to evaluate how small-scale enterprises in the Kumichi area regulate financial reporting practices.

Business Strategies and Management Research
1 pub1 theme
View Profile
Comfort Ahadzie Adjei

Comfort Ahadzie Adjei

Department of Horticulture

This researcher has focused extensively on understanding the interplay between climate change and feedback loops within biological systems, employing mathematical modeling as a key analytical tool to explore these complex interactions.

0 pubs
View Profile
Comfort Charity Atuahene

Comfort Charity Atuahene

Department of Animal Science

The researcher's work focuses on advancing animal nutrition and productivity through innovative strategies in protein sources, dietary ingredients, and food chemistry analysis. Their research explores how alternative feed resources enhance nutritional value while optimizing performance, investigates the effects of feeding regimens on broiler chickens in tropical climates, examines the role of garlic and onion studies in poultry production, and analyzes cocoa products as feed ingredients in layer diets.

Garlic and Onion StudiesFood Chemistry and Fat Analysis
10 pubs4 themes
View Profile
Confidence Gbolo Sanka

Confidence Gbolo Sanka

Department of English

The researcher employs an interdisciplinary approach, combining literature, literary theory, cultural studies, and ethics, to analyze texts across diverse domains such as African, Jewish, and Middle Eastern cultures. Their work explores themes like humor, education for marginalized communities, cultural representations, language dynamics, media studies, and social justice. By examining key authors and their works, the researcher aims to uncover the interplay between culture, society, and identity through a critical lens that integrates theoretical frameworks with literary analysis.

Postcolonial and Cultural Literary StudiesMedia, Communication, and Education
28 pubs21 themes
View Profile
Constance Caroline Cobbold

Constance Caroline Cobbold

Department of Pharmacy Practice

The researcher has integrated several key themes in their work across social and health sciences, highlighting the interconnected nature of public health issues in Ghana. Their findings emphasize that vaccine hesitancy not only hinders vaccination uptake but also indirectly impacts overall healthcare accessibility. Awareness campaigns for hypertension play a critical role in optimizing healthcare resources duringpregnancy. Moreover, poor medication adherence remains a significant barrier to achieving optimal patient outcomes, with pharmaceutical practices influencing patient compliance levels. This comprehensive approach underscores the complexity of public health challenges and their multifaceted impact on improving well-being in Ghana.

Pharmaceutical Practices and Patient OutcomesVaccine Coverage and Hesitancy
4 pubs4 themes
View Profile
Cosmas Yaw Asante

Cosmas Yaw Asante

Department of Geomatic Engineering

The researcher's work integrates physical and social dimensions of Ghana's geography to advance understanding in land use, ecosystems, urban development, and environmental services. Their research spans themes from land cover dynamics and ecosystem services using satellite remote sensing, gender aspects of urban development in suburban cities, geophysical gravity studies for region-specific insights, and historical cartography for cultural preservation. The study emphasizes innovative integration of physical and social sciences to address sustainable practices and ecosystem functions, with particular focus on ecological solutions in urban settings, historical land uses for cultural preservation, and precise geophysical data for environmental monitoring.

Historical Geography and CartographyLand Use and Ecosystem Services
5 pubs4 themes
View Profile
Courage Mawufemor Danku

Courage Mawufemor Danku

Department of Pharmacy Practice

The researcher investigated the correlation between sleep quality and academic performance in students, focusing on how deviations from optimal sleep patterns affect learning outcomes.

0 pubs
View Profile
Cynthia Akua Chichi

Cynthia Akua Chichi

Department of Industrial Art

Her research integrates several key themes, exploring how assistive technologies enhance communication in mobility, the cultural influence on consumer preference, manufacturing practices in Ghana, technological innovations in industry, artistic techniques, and environmental considerations.

Assistive Technology in Communication and MobilityNanotechnology research and applications
11 pubs8 themes
View Profile
Cynthia Amaning Danquah

Cynthia Amaning Danquah

Department of Pharmacology

The integration of diverse research themes within the health sciences reveals a unified pursuit towards enhancing therapeutic effectiveness, particularly through the utilization of natural products and their synergies with antibiotics. Studies on microbial natural products highlight their significant role in combating multidrug-resistant pathogens, while investigations into therapeutic agents like palimusaponins and biotin underscore innovative methods to address antibiotic resistance. The biological activity and synthesis of alkaloids further demonstrate the versatility of plant-derived compounds in modulating biofilm formation, efflux pump inhibition, and antibiotic susceptibility. Molecular docking studies on compounds such as taxanes and DPC-108 reveal their potential as potent anti-tubercular agents. Additionally, research into phytochemistry and pharmacology, including the effects of ethyl extracts from plants like turmeric, cymodendron, and crinum, underscores their effectiveness in combating infections. The interplay between molecular mechanisms and clinical outcomes underscores the importance of natural product bioactivity in therapeutic development. This synthesis highlights a collaborative effort to understand diverse pathways for drug efficacy, ultimately aiming to advance the creation of more effective therapies, particularly targeting multidrug-resistant bacteria.

Garlic and Onion StudiesOcular Infections and Treatments
67 pubs37 themes
View Profile
1...2627282930...157
Page 28 of 157