Mr. Daniel Ayejoto | Environmental Science Award | Best Researcher Award
Mr. Daniel Ayejoto, Texas Christian University, United States
Daniel Ayejoto is a dedicated environmental scientist pursuing his MSc in Environmental Science at Texas Christian University, USA. With a BSc in Industrial Chemistry from the University of Ilorin, Nigeria, he specializes in assessing water quality and health risks associated with contaminants. Daniel’s research, spanning Nigeria and China, focuses on groundwater quality, hydrogeochemistry, and environmental remediation. As a Graduate Research Assistant, he contributes to the Hydrogeochemistry Laboratory’s efforts. Daniel’s advocacy work with the New Being Foundation reflects his commitment to community health and sustainable water management. 🌍🔬
Publication Profile
📚 Education
Daniel Ayejoto’s academic journey began with a BSc in Industrial Chemistry from the University of Ilorin, Nigeria, where he graduated with Second Class Upper honors, ranking in the top 3%. Currently pursuing an MSc in Environmental Science at Texas Christian University, USA, Daniel’s educational background forms the bedrock of his passion for environmental research.
🔬 Research Experience
As a Graduate Research Assistant, Daniel has delved into diverse environmental projects, from assessing soil and groundwater samples to investigating water quality variations in wetland parks. His expertise spans hydrogeochemistry, machine learning methods, and biogeochemical soil measurements.
🏆 Awards and Recognitions
Daniel’s contributions to environmental science have earned him prestigious awards, including the Chinese Government Scholarship and recognition as the Best Researcher. His dedication to advancing knowledge in his field is evident in his funded research projects and publication record.
Certificates
Daniel’s pursuit of knowledge extends beyond academia, with certifications in Silk Road Engineering Science and Green Technology workshops, enhancing his expertise in sustainable practices and innovative solutions.
Research Focus
Daniel Ayejoto’s research primarily focuses on water quality assessment and health risk analysis in various settings, including rural agricultural provinces, urban areas, and wetland parks. 🌊 His work spans multiple criteria approaches, chemometric methods, and integration of geospatial and statistical tools to evaluate contamination levels and associated health risks. Additionally, he explores the impact of seasonal changes on water resources and investigates connections between climate change, pollution, and human health. Daniel’s research aims to provide comprehensive insights into environmental challenges, guiding effective mitigation strategies for sustainable water management. 💧
Publication Top Notes
- Multi-criteria approach to water quality and health risk assessments in a rural agricultural province, southeast Nigeria 📝 Cited by 72, Published in 2019
- Appraising drinking water quality in Ikem rural area (Nigeria) based on chemometrics and multiple indexical methods 📝 Cited by 62, Published in 2020
- Assessment of oral and dermal health risk exposures associated with contaminated water resources: an update in Ojoto area, southeast Nigeria 📝 Cited by 46, Published in 2024
- Urban groundwater quality assessment using pollution indicators and multivariate statistical tools: a case study in southeast Nigeria 📝 Cited by 29, Published in 2023
- Pollution assessment and estimation of the percentages of toxic elements to be removed to make polluted drinking water safe: a case from Nigeria 📝 Cited by 28, Published in 2023
- Evaluation of oral and dermal health risk exposures of contaminants in groundwater resources for nine age groups in two densely populated districts, Nigeria 📝 Cited by 24, Published in 2023
- Neurodegenerative diseases: Implications of environmental and climatic influences on neurotransmitters and neuronal hormones activities 📝 Cited by 24, Published in 2022
- Extent of anthropogenic influence on groundwater quality and human health-related risks: an integrated assessment based on selected physicochemical characteristics 📝 Cited by 21, Published in 2023
- Modeling the impact of potentially harmful elements on the groundwater quality of a mining area (Nigeria) by integrating NSFWQI, HERisk code, and HCs 📝 Cited by 21, Published in 2022
- Human health risk assessment of nitrate and heavy metals in urban groundwater in Southeast Nigeria📝 Cited by 20, Published in 2023