Senior Research Scientist of CSIR – Savanna Agricultural Research Institute, Ghana.
Dr. Jerry Asalma Nboyine is a distinguished Senior Research Scientist in Entomology at CSIR-Savanna Agricultural Research Institute in Ghana. With a PhD in Ecology and Entomology from Lincoln University, New Zealand, he has spearheaded significant research projects on pest management and agricultural innovations. His leadership in projects like the development of Bruchid resistant cowpea and podborer resistant Bt cowpea, funded by organizations such as Gates Agricultural Innovations and USAID, highlights his expertise and impact. Dr. Nboyine’s extensive training includes international courses and hands-on experience across various countries. He holds key administrative roles, including Team Lead and Chairman of the Publications and Editorial Committee. His consultancy work with GIZ and CAB International further underscores his practical influence in agricultural practices. Dr. Nboyine’s contributions reflect a robust blend of research excellence, leadership, and practical application in his field.
Dr. Jerry Asalma Nboyine exhibits exceptional research skills, particularly in entomology and agricultural pest management. His expertise in biological control and agro-ecological approaches is demonstrated through his role as Principal Investigator on several high-profile projects, including the development of Bruchid resistant genetically modified cowpea and podborer resistant Bt cowpea. Dr. Nboyine’s proficiency in designing and managing confined field trials and his ability to secure and lead complex research initiatives highlight his strong project management and technical skills. His extensive training in agricultural biotechnology and pest management, combined with practical experience in diverse international settings, further enhances his research capabilities. Additionally, his role in consultancy and advisory services reflects his ability to apply scientific knowledge to real-world challenges. Dr. Nboyine’s comprehensive approach to research, coupled with his leadership in academic and advisory roles, underscores his significant contributions to advancing agricultural sciences.
Dr. Jerry Asalma Nboyine is a strong candidate for the “Research for Best Researcher Award.” His extensive research experience, successful project leadership, and significant contributions to entomology and pest management demonstrate his qualifications. His involvement in high-impact projects and advisory roles underscores his influence in the field. Addressing areas such as publication output and broader collaborations could further enhance his profile.
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