I'm a Lecturer in Computer Science at Ghana Christian University College and a PhD Candidate in Computer Science at the University of Ghana. My research focuses on artificial intelligence, machine learning, graph neural networks, multimodal data integration, bioinformatics, and predictive healthcare — with a particular focus on graph-based approaches for disease prediction.
I've authored several peer-reviewed publications in these areas and serve as a reviewer for international journals, including PLOS ONE, Operations Research Forum (Springer Nature), and IGI Global.
Teaching and research in Computer Science.
Research focus on graph neural networks, multimodal data integration, bioinformatics, and predictive healthcare, particularly graph-based approaches for disease prediction.
Investigates the drivers of cryptocurrency adoption in Ghana using a dual-method approach (PLS-SEM and fsQCA) on survey data from 652 users, examining both linear relationships and complex causal configurations behind adoption.
Read paper →Reviews the potential of AI-driven mental health interventions for social anxiety, evaluating their effects on symptom reduction, social functioning, and quality of life.
Read paper →Examines how graph-based computational models can be applied to structure and analyze COVID-19 research literature and data.
Read paper →Open to research collaborations, discussions on machine learning and AI applications, and academic opportunities — feel free to reach out.