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Prof. Samuel Boakye Dampare

Director-General

Professor Samuel Boakye Dampare is a distinguished geologist and scholar. He brings to the position of Director General of Ghana Atomic Energy Commission (GAEC) over 25 years of work experience in diverse research, academic and administrative roles with nearly two decades of these years being at the GAEC, where he has worked and consulted for several organisations locally and internationally as well as promoted peaceful applications of nuclear energy for sustainable development and national prosperity.

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Nuclear agenda

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technologies

Plant tissue culture

Climate change dynamics, rapid human population growth coupled with changing human lifestyle are significantly affecting agricultural productivity.

Thus, there is the need to develop high technological and yet innovative and very adaptive solutions to address the myriads of challenges in crop development to forestall food insecurity.