Soka University, Japan
Author Profile
Early Academic Pursuits
Mfor Ebot Agbor-Ambang embarked on his academic journey with a Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering from Saint Monica University, Cameroon, laying a solid foundation for his future endeavors. This was followed by a Master of Science in Environmental Engineering for Symbiosis at Soka University, Japan, where he delved deeper into the field of environmental engineering.
Professional Endeavors
His dedication to academic excellence led him to pursue a Ph.D. in Environmental Engineering for Symbiosis at Soka University, Japan, with an expected completion date in 2024. Alongside his doctoral studies, Mfor Ebot Agbor-Ambang has been actively involved in academic employment, notably managing the laboratory CFD software (ANSYS) server and contributing to the EARTH project's analysis of biogas composition and VFAs.
Contributions and Research Focus
Mfor Ebot Agbor-Ambang's research interests encompass several key areas within environmental engineering, including anaerobic digestion technology, computational fluid dynamics (CFD), waste management, and the utilization of ANSYS software. His major research focuses on the development of a two-way flow Chinese dome digester aimed at enhancing anaerobic digestion performance. Through meticulous experimentation and simulation, he has made significant strides in improving mixing intensity and methane productivity while preventing scum formation.
Accolades and Recognition
His contributions to the field have been recognized through various academic honors and awards, including the Support for Pioneering Research Initiated by the Next Generation (funded by JST) and scholarships such as the Soka University Academic Fee Exemption Scholarship for International Students and the Soka University Makiguchi Memorial Education Fund Scholarship.
Impact and Influence
Mfor Ebot Agbor-Ambang's research has been disseminated through publications in reputable journals and presentations at both domestic and international conferences. His work has not only contributed to advancing scientific knowledge but also holds practical implications for improving anaerobic digestion processes and promoting sustainable waste management practices.
Legacy and Future Contributions
As he nears the completion of his doctoral studies, Mfor Ebot Agbor-Ambang is poised to continue making significant contributions to the field of environmental engineering. His dedication to research excellence, coupled with his passion for sustainability, positions him as a promising leader in the development of innovative solutions to environmental challenges. With a commitment to academic rigor and practical application, he is well-equipped to leave a lasting impact on the field and inspire future generations of researchers.
Notable PublicationsĀ
CFD simulation of the mixing process and performance evaluation of a two-way flow Chinese dome digester
Characterization of Mixing by CFD Simulation and Optimization of Mixing Frequency to Break Scum and Enhance Methane Yield in Chinese Dome Diges