Graduate School of Nuclear and Allied Sciences, Ghana Atomic Energy Commisssion, Ghana
Eric Ofosu Asare, born on October 18, 1995, in Ghana, is a dedicated Technologist at the Ghana Atomic Energy Commission. He has a strong academic background in Health Physics and Applied Nuclear Physics, with ongoing studies for an MPhil at the University of Ghana. His commitment to environmental safety is evident in his work assessing radionuclides and occupational exposure in various settings. Beyond his professional endeavors, Eric actively engages in community initiatives, promoting awareness of ocean protection and sustainability.
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Education 🎓
Eric is currently pursuing an MPhil in Health Physics and Radiation Protection at the School of Nuclear and Allied Sciences, University of Ghana, which he began in January 2022. He earned his Bachelor of Science (Hons) in Physics from Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology in May 2017, where he graduated with a Second Class Upper Division. His undergraduate thesis focused on the thermal conductivity of selected vehicle tires in Ghana, laying a solid foundation for his interest in applied nuclear physics.
Experience 🏢
Eric has been working at the Ghana Atomic Energy Commission since September 3, 2019, where he performs critical laboratory work on scientific research projects and assesses naturally occurring radionuclides in environmental samples. Previously, he interned at the Radiation Protection Institute from September 2017 to September 2018, where he gained hands-on experience in sample preparation and data analysis using advanced detection techniques.
Research Interests 🔬
Eric’s research interests revolve around Health Physics, Applied Nuclear Physics, and Nuclear Engineering. He is particularly focused on assessing natural radioactivity in environmental samples and ensuring the safety of occupationally exposed workers through meticulous monitoring and analysis.
Awards 🏆
Eric’s dedication has been recognized through several awards, including the Commonwealth-Canada Scholarship from Coursera in June 2020, the Health Physics Society Travel Grant in May 2022 for attending the Annual Health Physics Society Meeting, and the Best Intern Award from the Radiation Protection Institute in August 2018.
Publications 📚
Baseline Study and Statistical Analysis of Natural Radioactivity, Radon, and Soil Properties in Proposed Underground Mine in Prestea Huni-Valley Municipality of Western Region
Otoo, F., Amable, A.S.K., Asare, E.O., Tengey, I. (2024). Journal of Environmental Radioactivity. Read More – Cited by: 0
Conclusion
Eric Ofosu Asare is a compelling candidate for the Best Researcher Award due to his strong research foundation, significant practical experience in health physics, and a commitment to advancing nuclear safety. His ongoing education and technical skills position him well within his field. By focusing on increasing his publication record and exploring broader research topics, Eric has the potential to significantly enhance his impact in the scientific community. Continued engagement in networking and collaborative research will further bolster his prospects for recognition as a leading researcher in his domain.