Elizabeth Archampongma Archampong

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Dr. Elizabeth Archampongma Archampong is a lawyer and legal academic. She is a Lecturer with over 10 years teaching and research experience. She has served as the Vice Dean of the Faculty of Law and Head of the Department of Private Law at KNUST, Kumasi. She has also worked as an Employment Standards Officer and Regional Programme Coordinator for the Ministry of Labour, Training and Skills Development, Ontario, Canada. As a cofounder, board member and member of the equality effect, a Canadian human rights charity, she has provided over two decades of human rights consultancy work on women and girls’ rights in Canada, Kenya and Ghana.

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The researcher's work is deeply rooted in the interdisciplinary study of quantum gravity and black hole thermodynamics, focusing on how these fields interweave across theoretical physics, string theory duality, holographic principles, loop quantum gravity, AdS/CFT correspondences, and condensed matter systems. This research explores how these areas unify to explain phenomena like cosmic memory and black hole thermodynamics, highlighting the role of information theory in understanding complex physical processes across scales. The goal is to uncover a deeper understanding of the universe's fundamental laws through innovative theoretical frameworks that connect diverse domains.

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