Background
Dampare, Samuel Boakye was born on November 24, 1969 in New Tafo-Akim, Eastern Region, Ghana. Son of William Boakye Dampare and Beatrice Yeboah.
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Samuel Boakye Dampare, Ghanaian geologist, researcher. Achievements include research in Sr–Nd isotopic compositions of metavolcanic and mafic-ultramafic rocks from the southern Ashanti greenstone of Ghana. Member of Geological Society America, Japan Geosci. Union, Geological Society Africa, Ghana Institution Geoscientists, American Geophysical Union.
Education
Bachelor of Science, University Ghana, Legon-Accra, 1996. Master of Philosophy, University Ghana, Legon-Accra, 2001. Doctor of Philosophy, Okayama University, Japan, 2008.
Career
Teacher & laboratory assistant, national service officer Ofori Panin Secondary School, Kukurantumi-Akim, 1991—1992. Acting district programme officer, national service officer Environmental Protection Agency, Akim-Oda, 1996. Teaching assistant Department Geology, University Ghana, Legon-Accra, 1997—2001.
Research scientist National Nuclear Research Institute, since 2002. Postdoctoral research fellow Department Earth Science, Okayama University, since 2008. Field geologist GEODAT Resources, Accra, Ghana, 2000.
Achievements
Membership
Member of Geological Society America, Japan Geosci. Union, Geological Society Africa, Ghana Institution Geoscientists, American Geophysical Union.
Interests
Connections
Married Angela Nkrumah Appiah. Children: Papa Kwabena Boakye Dampare, Nana Ago Boakye Dampare, Maame Boohemaa Boakye Dampare, Kwabena Amoako Boakye Dampare.
Education
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1991 - 1992
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1991 - 1992
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1996
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1996
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1997 - 2001
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2008
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Recipient MacCallien Memorial prize, 1997, Dean's award, Graduate School Natural Science and Technology, Okayama University, 2006. Scholarship, Japanese Ministry Education, Science, Culture and Sports, 2004-2008, Graduate fellowship, Bank of Ghana, 1998-1999, Grant, Okayama University, 2007, Fellowship, Japan Society Promotion of Science, since 2008.Recipient MacCallien Memorial prize, 1997, Dean's award, Graduate School Natural Science and Technology, Okayama University, 2006. Scholarship, Japanese Ministry Education, Science, Culture and Sports, 2004-2008, Graduate fellowship, Bank of Ghana, 1998-1999, Grant, Okayama University, 2007, Fellowship, Japan Society Promotion of Science, since 2008.