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Diana Armstrong

Diana Armstrong

Department of Painting and Sculpture

The researcher has conducted extensive research focusing on several key areas, including the development of guidelines for assessing and managing diabetic foot disorders, advancements in reproductive health particularly within dairy cows, investigations into dietary factors affecting livestock productivity, and strategies for relieving pressure ulcers through continuous monitoring. Their work also delves into mechanisms regulating hormone levels in cows, examining the role of stress management techniques such as hammer toe-mallet toe deformity relief, and enhancing agricultural practices related to seed drying and soil modeling.

Diabetic Foot Ulcer Assessment and Management
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Smart Agriculture and AI
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Diana Cobbinah Osei

Diana Cobbinah Osei

Department of Molecular Medicine

The researcher has focused on integrating theoretical models with empirical data to study complex biological systems, particularly multispecies ecosystems and food webs. Their work emphasizes understanding species interactions, community structure, and resilience in dynamic environments. By combining evolutionary dynamics with population processes, they investigate how ecosystem stability is influenced by both genetic and environmental factors. Their studies also address the broader implications of climate change on ecosystem functioning and biodiversity conservation, offering insights into mechanisms that enhance system robustness and sustainability.

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Dickson Adom

Dickson Adom

Department of Educational Innovations in Science & Technology

This researcher has focused on developing multiscale mathematical models to study complex systems where individual units aggregate and interact collectively, bridging fields such as cell biology, soft matter physics, biophysics, and collective behavior. Their work emphasizes the application of individual-based models across various contexts, particularly in understanding population dynamics and biological aggregations through computational methods.

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Dickson Worlanyo Atorqui

Dickson Worlanyo Atorqui

Department of Horticulture

The researcher's work focuses on investigating the role of clay minerals as bioactive carbon in soil interactions with leafy greens, particularly examining how they influence nutrient uptake and availability under varying soil pH conditions across urban tropical soils.

Clay minerals and soil interactions
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Dina Adei

Dina Adei

Department of Planning

The researcher's work spans a broad range of health and related fields, with a strong focus on improving access to health information and understanding how these factors influence public health outcomes. Their research is particularly notable for examining social determinants of health across diverse contexts, including education, poverty, environmental impact, and the role of technology in healthcare delivery. The researcher's work highlights the importance of community engagement and the need for inclusive approaches to address health disparities.

Global Maternal and Child HealthOccupational Health and Safety Research
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Divina Aku Allotey

Divina Aku Allotey

Department of Horticulture

The researcher's work integrates advanced mathematical techniques with foundational principles of relativity and quantum theory, focusing on the interplay between geometry, wave dynamics in curved spacetimes, and theoretical models that unify physical forces. Their research spans geometric analysis, utilizing tools such as spinors and supersymmetry, while exploring the fundamental aspects of Einstein’s general theory of relativity through rigorous mathematical frameworks.

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Divine Aseye Yao Amenuke

Divine Aseye Yao Amenuke

Department of Medicine

The researcher has conducted extensive studies focusing on COVID-19-related research in Ghana, examining diverse aspects such as patient presentation, acute outcomes, treatments, and healthcare impacts across various domains including diabetes, HIV/AIDS, severe COVID-19, kidney injury, pulmonary diseases, and TB.

COVID-19 and healthcare impactsPleural and Pulmonary Diseases
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Divine Odame Appiah

Divine Odame Appiah

Department of Geography & Rural Development

The researcher's work integrates diverse themes across multiple publications, focusing on the intersection of technological innovation and natural processes, as well as human behavior in collaborative settings. Their studies emphasize the role of technology in enhancing societal understanding and solving complex problems through an interdisciplinary approach.

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Dominic Asamoah

Dominic Asamoah

Department of Computer Science

The researcher has focused on integrating advanced analytical techniques across diverse domains such as healthcare, education, logistics, and telecommunications, aiming to enhance data-driven solutions for real-world challenges. Through innovative approaches that combine signal processing, optimization algorithms, and AI/ML, the work contributes significantly to areas like security, ergonomics, sleep disorders, and social impact assessments.

Image Enhancement TechniquesSpeech Recognition and Synthesis
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Dominic Degraft Arthur

Dominic Degraft Arthur

Department of History & Political Studies

The researcher has integrated computational methods with theoretical models to study gene regulatory systems, focusing on transcriptional activation mechanisms and the role of coactivators in complex biological processes. Their work examines how dynamic networks of genes and proteins respond to stress conditions, combining experimental validation with mathematical modeling to uncover underlying principles of gene regulation.

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Dominic Konadu-Yeboah

Dominic Konadu-Yeboah

Department of Surgery

The researcher's work centers on advancing knowledge in bone health, particularly in managing and treating open fractures such as Open Tibia Shaft Fractures, within the public health domain of Ghana. Their research contributes to understanding treatment strategies and the long-term effects of these conditions, aiming to enhance preventive and therapeutic approaches for bone-related injuries.

Bone fractures and treatments
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Dora Mensah

Dora Mensah

Department of English

Research focused on diverse perspectives in dance education, construction project management, health sciences, and social impact areas. Studies examined issues related to nutrition knowledge, teamwork effectiveness, COVID-19 impacts, workforce diversity, body composition techniques, customer service quality, mobile learning, and the integration of technology in education.

Customer Service Quality and LoyaltyCOVID-19 Pandemic Impacts
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