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Nana Baah Pepra-Ameyaw

Food Science and Technology

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Dr. Nana Baah Pepra-Ameyaw is a lecturer at the Department of Food Science and Technology. His research focuses on the production, characterization, and application of starches, as well as interactions between polyphenols and different food components. He holds a Ph.D. in Food Science from Michigan State University. He is also an alumnus of the Borlaug Higher Education for Research and Development (BHEARD) Program. Dr. Pepra-Ameyaw is an advocate for science communication and serves on the board of the Convention of Biomedical Convention Ghana. Current Courses:FTECH 151: Techniques in LaboratoryBCHEM 459: Food Additives and PreservationFTECH 481: Food Processing Technology ICHE 360: Unit Operations in Diary and Meat IndustryFTECH 582: Food AnalysisFTECH 586: Food Additives and Preservation

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The researcher has made significant contributions to advancing plant-based solutions for addressing environmental and health challenges in the life sciences domain. Their work bridges the gap between traditional plant-based ingredients and modern innovations, particularly in developing novel products that mitigate the impact of chemicals on human health. By synthesizing Cassava-based products with unique properties, such as optimized physicochemical traits and improved consumer acceptance, they have demonstrated a novel approach to food chemistry and botany. Their research extends into enzymatic catalysis, enhancing traditional extracts for greater efficacy while incorporating innovative dough conditioners, and fostering a deeper understanding of African plant knowledge through detailed seed characterization. These advancements in plant-based applications are not only contributing to food safety but also offering fresh perspectives on the role of plants in mitigating environmental degradation.

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