Chief Academic Research Assistant, Addis Ababa Science and Technology University, Ethiopia
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Education 🎓
Gamachis Korsa Jabicho pursued his academic journey at Addis Ababa Science and Technology University, where he completed his Bachelor of Science in Ecobiology with a remarkable CGPA of 3.74/4.00. He furthered his studies with a Master of Science in Biotechnology, specializing in Environmental and Industrial Biotechnology, achieving an outstanding CGPA of 3.76/4.00. His dedication to learning and academic excellence is evident throughout his educational background.
Experience 💼
Gamachis Korsa Jabicho has gained extensive experience in academia and research. Beginning as a Senior Academic Technical Assistant, he progressed to roles such as Laboratory Technical Assistant and currently serves as the Chief Academic Technical Assistant and Microbial Biotechnology Laboratory Coordinator at Addis Ababa Science and Technology University. His commitment and expertise contribute significantly to the academic and research environment.
Research Interests 🧪
Gamachis Korsa Jabicho’s research interests span a wide array of topics, including biomass conversion, fermentation of microorganisms, biological control, waste utilization for value-added products, renewable energy, and environmental remediation. His passion for innovation and sustainability drives his exploration of novel solutions in biotechnology, aiming to address pressing global challenges and create a positive impact on society and the environment.
Awards 🏆
Throughout his academic and professional journey, Gamachis Korsa Jabicho has received recognition for his outstanding contributions. He was honored with certificates in various fields, including ecological impacts, scientific writing, laboratory quality management systems, and digital innovation. His dedication to continuous learning and excellence sets him apart in his field, earning him respect and admiration from colleagues and peers.
Publications Top Notes📚
- Title: “Harnessing the potential use of cellulolytic Klebsiella oxytoca (M21WG) and Klebsiella sp. (Z6WG) isolated from the guts of termites (Isoptera)” (2022) Link: DOI
- Title: “Bacterial Performance in Crack Healing and its Role in Creating Sustainable Construction” (2022) Link: DOI
- Title: “Microbial Cellulase Production and Its Potential Application for Textile Industries” (2023) Link: DOI
- Title: “Bacterial diversity from soil-feeding termite gut and its potential application” (2023)
- Title: “Azolla plants production and its potential role in different applications” (2023)