Mr. Daniel Kwaku Amoah | Water Quality | Best Researcher Award

Mr. Daniel Kwaku Amoah, Council For Scientific and Industrial Research- Water Research Institute, Ghana

Daniel Kwaku Amoah is an Assistant Research Scientist at the CSIR Water Research Institute in Ghana, specializing in water and wastewater quality, environmental sanitation, and laboratory management. With over 15 years of experience, he oversees water quality analysis, ensuring compliance with ISO 17025 standards. Daniel holds an M.Sc. in Water Supply and Environmental Sanitation from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology and a B.Tech. in Science Lab Technology from Accra Technical University. He has participated in numerous water quality monitoring projects and co-authored publications on environmental impact studies. 🌍💧🔬

Publication profile

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Education

Amoah has a solid educational foundation, with an M.Sc. in Water Supply and Environmental Sanitation from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology (2020-2022). He also holds a B.TECH and HND in Science Laboratory Technology from Accra Technical University. This combination of academic qualifications equips him with the technical knowledge required to excel in his research field. 🎓📚

Professional Certificates

Amoah has completed relevant certifications, including the GEMS/WATER (Water Quality Monitoring in Rivers and Lakes) in 2023 and Laboratory Quality Management in 2013. These certifications enhance his expertise and affirm his proficiency in water quality monitoring and laboratory operations. 🧪✔️

Work Experience

Experience as an Assistant Research Scientist, Amoah has conducted, supervised, and managed daily water and wastewater laboratory activities. His hands-on experience in environmental chemistry, sanitation engineering, and adherence to testing protocols positions him as a leader in his field, with notable impacts on water quality monitoring in Ghana. 📈🌊

Research Interests

Daniel Kwaku Amoah’s primary research interests are in Water and Wastewater Quality, and Environmental Sanitation. His focus on water supply management, ensuring compliance with water quality standards, and environmental sustainability align with critical global challenges, making him a deserving candidate for recognition in research excellence. 🌍💧

Publication Top Notes

• Prevalence of Leucocytozoon infection in domestic birds in Ghana – Agbemelo-Tsomafo, C., Adjei, S., Kusi, K.A., Sumabe, A.M., Aniweh, Y., PLoS ONE, 2023,🦅📊
• Assessment of toxicity and anti-plasmodial activities of chloroform fractions of Carapa procera and Alchornea cordifolia in murine models – Mahama, A., Chama, M.A., Oppong Bekoe, E., Kusi, K.A., Adjei, S., Frontiers in Pharmacology, 2022, 2 Citations 🧪🦠
• Targeting hepatic sulfane sulfur/hydrogen sulfide signaling pathway with α-lipoic acid to prevent diabetes-induced liver injury via upregulating hepatic CSE/3-MST expression – Dugbartey, G.J., Alornyo, K.K., Adams, I., Amoah, D., Adjei, S., Diabetology and Metabolic Syndrome, 2022, 6 Citations 🧬🩺
• Waterbody scale assessment using spatial models to identify suitable locations for cage aquaculture in large lake systems: A case study in Volta Lake, Ghana – Asmah, R., Falconer, L., Telfer, T.C., Alshihhi, J., Ross, L.G., Aquaculture Research, 2021, 3 Citations 🌊🐟

 

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