KNUST Lecturer Dr Cyril Dziedzorm Boateng Wins GH₵3.2 Million To Help Manage Coastal Erosion At Keta
- Dr Cyril Dziedzorm Boateng, a KNUST Physics lecturer, has secured a $272,800.00 grant for a project aimed at protecting the coast and managing coastal erosion hazards in Keta, Ghana
- Using integrated geophysical methods, the initiative focuses on preserving the cultural heritage and combating the challenges posed by coastal erosion
- Dr. Boateng expressed gratitude for the opportunity to contribute to sustainable coastal management
In a noteworthy achievement, Dr Cyril Dziedzorm Boateng, a lecturer in the Department of Physics at KNUST, has secured a substantial grant of $272,800.00.
The grant is earmarked for a project focused on safeguarding the coast and cultural heritage, as well as effectively managing coastal erosion hazards in Keta, Ghana.
Dr. Boateng's groundbreaking initiative employs integrated geophysical methods to address the challenges posed by coastal erosion.
Source: UGC
This substantial financial support appears to have given credence to the significance of his research and its potential impact on preserving the coastal landscape and cultural heritage in the Keta region.
Ghanaians on social media have been sharing congratulatory messages after hearing of the lecturer's big breakthrough.
Check out some of their comments below:
@BKpormasi added:
Adey beg who get ein number morrow be uefa ooo. Aget some 4 odds give am. Cool chop
@shareorgasm stated:
One of the reasons we need to build entrepreneurs who will fund research chairs and academic inquiry
@rinkarto indicated:
Massa, this grant doesn’t mean he get this cash in his bank account oo, make no people start dey harass am.
@FrancisAmiher10 commented:
Why can't Ghanaian lecturers use so of these funds to employ graduate students as research assistants and fund their education as it is done in the US and other places?
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Source: YEN.com.gh
