Albert Morang’a Oyugi – UV-Vis spectroscopy – Young Scientist Award

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Mr. Albert Morang'a Oyugi - UV-Vis spectroscopy - Young Scientist Award 

Egerton University - Kenya

AUTHOR PROFILE

EARLY ACADEMIC PURSUITS

Mr. Albert Morang'a Oyugi holds a Bachelor of Education (Science) from the University of Kabianga, Kenya. Currently, he is set to complete his Master of Science in Chemistry at Egerton University by the end of 2024. His academic journey has been marked by a strong focus on UV-Vis Spectroscopy and its application in analyzing pesticide and metal contamination.

PROFESSIONAL ENDEAVORS

Mr. Oyugi has made significant strides in his professional career, particularly in the field of Chemistry. He has served as a part-time teaching assistant in the Department of Chemistry at Egerton University, where he has been involved in guiding students and assisting with research. His research on UV-Vis Spectroscopy has led to the publication of seven research and review articles in renowned journals such as Elsevier, Taylor and Francis, Springer, and Hindawi. Additionally, he has been actively involved in collaborative research, providing statistical guidance and expertise in UV-Vis Spectroscopy.

CONTRIBUTIONS AND RESEARCH FOCUS

Mr. Oyugi's research focuses on Physical and Analytical Chemistry, with a specific interest in UV-Vis Spectroscopy and Quantum Chemistry. His contributions to the field are particularly relevant to the khat sector in Kenya, where his work on metal profiles and pesticide residues in khat has provided critical insights into consumer health. His ongoing research includes the analysis of metal and organic contamination in geothermal water springs, with an emphasis on the application of UV-Vis Spectroscopy.

IMPACT AND INFLUENCE

The impact of Mr. Oyugi's research extends beyond academia to influence policy and regulatory frameworks in Kenya. His findings on the contamination of khat have the potential to inform government policies that ensure the safety and health of consumers. His expertise in data analysis and UV-Vis Spectroscopy has also benefited his collaborators, such as Anzelim E. Sunguti and Edwin K. Miranji, further enhancing the quality and scope of their research.

ACADEMIC CITATIONS

Mr. Oyugi's work has gained recognition in the academic community, as evidenced by his appointments to editorial positions in reputable journals. His role as a manuscript reviewer for the International Journal of Environmental Analytical Chemistry and BMC Chemistry Journal underscores his growing influence in the field. His collaborative publications have been well-cited, reflecting the importance of his contributions to UV-Vis Spectroscopy and environmental chemistry.

LEGACY AND FUTURE CONTRIBUTIONS

Looking ahead, Mr. Oyugi's legacy in the field of UV-Vis Spectroscopy and Analytical Chemistry is poised to grow as he continues his research and expands his collaborations. His work not only contributes to the academic understanding of contamination in environmental and agricultural contexts but also has the potential to shape public health policies in Kenya and beyond. His commitment to research and education ensures that his contributions will have a lasting impact on both the scientific community and society at large.

NOTABLE PUBLICATION

Innovation in Molecular Spectroscopy Award

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