Prof. Vincent Logah

Associate Professor


Dept: Crop and Soil Sciences
Department of Crop & Soil Sciences, Faculty of Agriculture, KNUST

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Prof. Logah conducts research in carbon and nutrient cycling in tropical ecosystems, soil management and conservation, climate-smart agriculture, etc....~more


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Prof. Vincent Logah is a Soil Scientist in the Department of Crop & Soil Sciences, KNUST. He was the Head of the Department from 2017 to 2019 and prior to that, was the Departmental Examinations Officer. He is an Affiliate Professor with UM6P, Morocco and Co-Promoter with Wageningen University, Netherlands. He was Principal Investigator and Coordinator of the Royal Society-DFID ACBI grant (GBP 1.13 million) in collaboration with Imperial College London and two Institutions in Burkina Faso and Nigeria. In 2015, he received a second Royal Society award under the SABMiller exchange programme in collaboration with Imperial College London and University of Aberdeen, Scotland. In 2019, he hosted the 44th New Phytologist Symposium on determinants of tropical vegetation structure and function in collaboration with two Scientists from the North Carolina State University, USA and Imperial College London. He is a Fellow of the Africa Science Leadership programme spearheaded by the University of Pretoria, South Africa and a Fellow of the Future Earth. Prof. Logah is an External Examiner and Moderator for notable Universities in Ghana and South Africa. He has reviewed a number of grant applications for reputable funding bodies in the UK and Ghana and is a reviewer for a number of credible journals. He has rich experience in collaborative research and postgraduate training, having supervised 20 PhDs and 22 MPhil students across Africa. Prof. Logah presented research papers in conferences across Europe, USA, UK, Asia and Africa and chaired some of these conferences. He has over 80 publications to his credit. He has served on a number of committees at the international, national and local fronts.


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