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George Prah II is a graduating MPhil student from the Telecommunication Engineering Department at KNUST. His research interests include reconfigurable antennas, reflectarray antennas, and directional antennas.

For his MPhil research, he worked on designing and implementing reconfigurable…

Kofi Addo Annan pursued an MPhil in Power Systems Engineering. His research interests are Power Systems Optimisation, Power Electronics, and Transportation Electrification.

His research focused on component-wise prognostics of power electronic converters. The work leveraged a time-series…

Kwabena Asiedu Koranteng is a graduating MPhil student in Materials Engineering at KNUST. His research focuses on the intersection of computational materials science and engineering, deep learning, and energy materials design.

During his MPhil studies, he developed explainable graph…

Lawrence Williams is a graduating MPhil student from the Department of Telecommunication Engineering at KNUST. His research interests are wireless communication, radio frequency,  machine learning, and artificial intelligence.

He developed improved path loss models for his MPhil work. He…

Edmund Kwafo Adjei-Saforo is a graduating PhD student from the Department of Electrical and Electronic Engineering at KNUST. His research interests include advanced algorithms for power quality enhancement through harmonic filter control and applications, modern power system analysis, design and…

Azaare Louis is a graduating PhD student from the Agricultural and Biosystems Engineering Department at KNUST.

His research interests are Thermochemical waste treatment, Environmental toxicology and remediation, Environment and Public health.

Louis optimised the yields of…

The KNUST Engineering Education Project (KEEP) has reinforced its commitment to modernising engineering education and administrative excellence by sponsoring two pivotal capacity-building workshops for staff within the KNUST College of Engineering.

In a significant stride…

In demonstrating academic partnership, the KNUST College of Engineering, through the KNUST Engineering Education Project (KEEP), has cultivated a new generation of academic leaders for The Gambia. The journey began when the World Bank, through the African Centre of Excellence (ACE) Impact…

The KNUST Engineering Education Project (KEEP) hosted Prof. Wayne A. Scales, Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering at Virginia Tech, for an immersive course on Quantum Information Science and Engineering (QISE). Held at the KEEP Postgraduate Building, the two-week course attracted…

As part of his official visit to Ghana, His Majesty King Mswati III of Eswatini (formerly Swaziland) paid a visit to the KNUST Engineering Education Project (KEEP), where he toured the Responsible AI Lab (RAIL).