About
Martin Abed. ARKOH, a lecturer at KNUST, Biology Department. He was employed as a Technical Instructor in 2005 and was promoted to Lecturer in 2011. He has been engaged in teaching both Undergraduate and Postgraduate Levels in the Departments of both Theoretical and Applied Biology and Environmental Science.Martin Abed Arkoh has been supervising thesis works in both Departments at the Undergraduate and Postgraduate Levels since 2005. He also served as a second examiner to the Environmental Science Department in all Levels.He has been researching on Environmental Manipulations in Malaria Vector Control, Soil Manipulations in plant growth and Ecological research with special emphasis on Owabi Wetland in the Ashanti Region, Ghana.He has also been and academic tutor and a residential tutor/ counsellor to both Biology and Environmental Science students and the Independent Hall, KNUST. He is also the Sports Representative/ team manager of the College of Science, KNUST.
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(inferred from publications by AI)This researcher focuses on understanding the complex interactions between aquatic ecosystems and biodiversity through interdisciplinary studies. Their work examines physical characteristics, biogeochemical processes, and human impacts in various aquatic environments, contributing to a holistic view of biodiversity dynamics in natural settings.
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