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Frederick Ampah Clement

Indigenous Art and Technology

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About

A committed lecturer with over fourteen (14) years’ experience at Ghana’s leading technology university (KNUST), teaching students from various social, cultural, and religious backgrounds; Possessing excellent product design instructional skills, verbal communication and written skills along with constructive and effective teaching methods that promote a stimulating learning environment.

Research Summary

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The researcher integrates sustainable practices across diverse fields, bridging the gap between traditional crafts like Ghanaian materials with modern technologies to enhance both environmental and social good. Focusing on innovative solutions using locally available materials for infrastructure improvements while preserving cultural heritage, the work aims to support and empower communities in developing regions through sustainable development strategies.

Research Themes

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A seat inspired by a traditional symbol from Ghana(2011)
Automobiles Branding Methods and Materials in Ghana(2020)
Challenges Associated With the Use of Radio Frequency Identification Tags and Vehicular Access Control Systems: A Case Study of Two Ghana Universities(2020)
Water Fountain in Iron and Aluminium Cast Utensils(2020)
Beaded Kente Ladies Shoe (Stilettos) for Contemporary Ghanaian Traditional Weddings(2020)
Fire-Retarding Ceiling Panel from Recycled Paper Waste(2020)
Ghanaian Local Aluminum Cast Utensil Forms for Fountain Production(2020)
Adaptation of the Local Ghanaian Caldron (“Dadesen”) for Drums Shells(2020)
Locally Available Materials for Indoor Fountains; Clay Pots Arrangement as a Technique(2024)

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