Karimou Ngamsou Abdel | Biology | Best Researcher Award

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Mr. Karimou Ngamsou Abdel, Biology, Best Researcher Award

Karimou Ngamsou Abdel at University of Yaondé 1, Cameroon

Summary:

Mr. Karimou Ngamsou Abdel is a dedicated biologist with a keen interest in botany and ecology. He holds a Master’s degree in Biology of Plant Organisms, specializing in Botany-Ecology, from the University of Yaoundé I. Throughout his academic journey, Mr. Abdel has demonstrated a passion for understanding the intricate dynamics of plant life, from floristic studies to ethnobotanical research.

With a solid foundation in biosciences, Mr. Abdel has actively engaged in various research projects and fieldwork activities, including floristic inventories, socio-economic surveys, and ethnobotanical studies. His research endeavors have focused on exploring the diversity of plant species, their ecological roles, and their significance in traditional medicine and local communities.

Professional Profile:

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👩‍🎓Education & Qualification:

Master 2:

  • Field: Biology of Plant Organisms
  • Option: Botany-Ecology
  • Duration: 2021-2022
  • University: University of Yaoundé I

Master 1:

  • Field: Biology of Plant Organisms
  • Option: Botany-Ecology
  • Duration: 2019-2020
  • University: University of Yaoundé I

Licence 3:

  • Field: Biosciences
  • Specialty: Biology of Plant Organisms
  • Duration: 2018-2019
  • University: University of Yaoundé I

Licence 2:

  • Field: Biosciences
  • Duration: 2017-2018
  • University: University of Yaoundé I

Licence 1:

  • Field: Biosciences
  • Duration: 2016-2017
  • University: University of Yaoundé I

Professional Experience:  

Mr. Karimou Ngamsou Abdel has gained diverse professional experience in various fields. His experience includes:

Supervised Work on Statistical Analysis (May 2023): Supervised statistical analysis as part of UE BOV 430.

Floristic Inventory (November 2022): Conducted a floristic inventory during an apprenticeship in Mindourou.

Socio-economic Survey (August 2022): Conducted a socio-economic survey in the locality of Ntui, Obala as part of the second phase of fieldwork for Mr. Chimi Pierre Marie’s thesis.

Inventory of Medicinal Plants (2022): Led the inventory of medicinal plants used against the symptoms of COVID-19 in the Arrondissement of Lomié as part of an article project.

Practical Work Supervision (November 2022 – December 2022): Directed Bios 2023 practical work for semester 1.

Socio-economic and Ethnobotanical Survey (July 2021 – September 2021): Conducted a socio-economic and ethnobotanical survey during research work for Master 2.

Exam Supervision (2020 – 2021): Supervised exams for the normal semester 1.

Life and Earth Science Monitor (2016 – 2017): Served as a monitor in secondary schools in Foumbot, overseeing life and earth science activities.

These experiences have equipped him with valuable skills in research, surveying, supervision, and data analysis, contributing to his proficiency in the field of biology and related disciplines.

Research Interest:

Floristic Studies: Investigating the diversity, distribution, and ecology of plant species in different ecosystems.

Ethnobotany: Exploring the traditional knowledge and use of plants by local communities for medicinal, cultural, and other purposes.

Medicinal Plants: Studying the medicinal properties, bioactive compounds, and pharmacological potentials of plants used in traditional medicine.

Plant Ecology: Understanding the interactions between plants and their environment, including factors influencing plant growth, distribution, and adaptation.

Conservation Biology: Assessing the conservation status of plant species and ecosystems, as well as developing strategies for biodiversity conservation and sustainable management.

Plant-based Therapeutics: Investigating the therapeutic potential of plant-derived compounds for treating various diseases and health conditions.

Ecological Surveys: Conducting field surveys and assessments to understand the ecological dynamics of natural habitats and ecosystems.

Climate Change Impacts: Studying the effects of climate change on plant communities, ecosystem resilience, and adaptation strategies.

Research Timeline:

2013-2014: Completed Probatoire D at the Classic high school of Abong-Mbang.

2014-2015: Completed Baccalauréat D at the Classic high school of Abong-Mbang.

2016-2017: Enrolled in Licence 1 in Biosciences at the University of Yaoundé I.

2017-2018: Continued studies in Licence 2 in Biosciences at the University of Yaoundé I.

2018-2019: Pursued Licence 3 in Biosciences with a Speciality in Biology of Plant Organisms at the University of Yaoundé I.

2019-2020: Completed Master 1 in Biology of Plant Organisms with a Speciality in Botany-Ecology at the University of Yaoundé I.

July 30, 2019: Received attestation of successful completion of Bachelor’s degree in Biosciences, specializing in Plant Biology.

2020-2021: Engaged in research activities and served as an exam supervisor for the normal semester 1 exams.

July 2 to September 2, 2021: Conducted socio-economic and ethnobotanical surveys during Master 2 research work.

2021-2022: Pursued Master 2 in Biology of Plant Organisms with a Speciality in Botany-Ecology at the University of Yaoundé I.

November 10 to December 10, 2022: Directed Bios 2023 practical work for semester 1.

August 2022: Conducted a socio-economic survey in the locality of Ntui, Obala as part of the second phase of fieldwork for Mr. Chimi Pierre Marie’s thesis.

November 2022: Conducted a floristic inventory as part of an apprenticeship in Mindourou.

May 2023: Supervised work on statistical analysis as part of UE BOV 430.

Publication Top Noted:

Title: Vulnerability of family farming systems to climate change: The case of the forest-savannah transition zone, Centre Region of Cameroon

  • Authors: Marie Chimi, P.; Armand Mala, W.; Ngamsou Abdel, K.; Tcheferi, I.; Martin Bell, J.
  • Journal: Research in Globalization, 2023, 7, 100138
  • Abstract: This article discusses the vulnerability of family farming systems to climate change, focusing on the forest-savannah transition zone in the Centre Region of Cameroon. Unfortunately, the provided link to access the full article is disabled.

Title: Farm typology and structure of farmer decision making: The case of the production basin of the forest-savannah transition zone, Centre Cameroon Region

  • Authors: Chimi, P.M.; Mala, W.A.; Essouma, F.M.; Bell, J.M.; Mbolo, M.M.
  • Journal: Land Use Policy, 2023, 134, 106908
  • Abstract: This article explores farm typology and the structure of farmer decision-making processes in the production basin of the forest-savannah transition zone in the Centre Region of Cameroon. Unfortunately, the provided link to access the full article is disabled.