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Purpose driven Systemic Change agent and Design Thinker. I advocate and fully support systemic and landscape approach, incorporating Design Thinking, to generating solutions for socioeconomic challenges. I believe in dreaming big and making it simple, doing my work assignments in the form of realistic , attainable and attributable objectives, without limiting myself. Motto : better set a big goal and experience challenges, than set up a small target, just for the sake of archiving it. I fully avocate for a humanities approach to solving our social and economic challenges .
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I am a legal practitioner based in Port Harcourt, Rivers State of Nigeria my area of specialty are property and intellectual property law, corporate practice, Arbitration and mediation practices
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I am a Professor in coastal processes and Director of the Institute for Environment and Sanitation Studies (IESS), University of Ghana. My research areas include nearshore coastal processes, shoreline dynamics, and coastal erosion complex interactions; shorelines and river systems linkages; new approaches (drone and video) in coastal systems monitoring; sea-level rise and subsidence interrelationships; nature-based solution; sargassum pathways; the blue economy and climate change. I am very knowledgeable in the West Africa coastal and delta systems.
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Associate Professor, Massey University, Aotearoa New Zealand, with a background in psychology, epidemiology and public health. I conduct research on healthy ageing and wellbeing with a focus on brain health promotion across the lifespan and risk reduction and prevention of age-related functionality (esp. cognitive functioning) in later life. My work is interested in studying social determinants of health in relation to modifiable health and lifestyle factors for brain health to develop, evaluate and implement equitable public health policy from a planetary health perspective.
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I am Dr. Cornelia Appiah-Kwarteng, an emerging research scientist in the field of infectious diseases and antimicrobial resistance. I am a Lecturer at the School of Veterinary Medicine of the University of Ghana, where I have been entrusted with the education of undergraduate students in Microbiology, Parasitology and Immunology. Additionally, I mentor undergraduate and postgraduate students in their research and thesis writing.
I hold a PhD in Veterinary Sciences from Gifu University, Japan and a BSc in Zoology and Psychology from the University of Ghana.
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Professor of Geography and GeoInformation Science at the University of Ghana and the administrator of the Remote Sensing and GIS Applications Laboratory. I hold PhD in Earth Systems and GeoInformation Science, Three Masters degrees in Geography and Resource Development, Environmental Science and Policy and International Affairs. Current research covers land use and land cover change analysis, urbanization in Developing World, Climate Change, Land Degradation and Agricultural development in Africa. Also have additional works in Disease and development. I have worked in the US, Ghana, Nigeria.
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A Pharmacist and a Senior Lecturer at Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, School of Pharmacy, University of Ghana.
Ph.D. Chemistry (Edmonton, Canada), MSc. Pharmaceutical Sciences (Nagasaki, Japan), B. Pharmacy (Kumasi, Ghana).
Research
1. Application of Machine Learning/Chemometrics for drug and food quality monitoring.
2. Repurposing of Anti-Infectives for the management of NTDS and emerging pathogens.
3. Machine Learning Guided Material Discovery for Energy Application.
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Senior Lecturer, University of Melbourne, Faculty of Education
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Dr. Zhenlin Wang is an Associate Professor at Massey University, New Zealand. She is a developmental psychologist specialising in children's social cognition. Her research programme focuses on the cultural, familial, and pedagogical processes that facilitate children;'s social cognition development, and its implications on their social functioning, cognitive and academic development, and well-being.
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Michelle Maroto is an Associate Professor of Sociology at the University of Alberta. Her research interests include social stratification, gender and family, race and ethnicity, labor and credit markets, and disability studies. Her recent projects address the many dimensions of wealth inequality, the complicated dynamics behind social class in Canada, and economic outcomes for people with different types of disabilities..