Mawufeame James Ametorwodufia

My goal is to succeed in the Widener University Masters of Mechanical Engineering program because I am passionate about the intersection between theory and practice in mechanical engineering. I am eager to learn more about aerodynamics, heat transfer, and fluid mechanics, and I am dedicated to making the most of this educational opportunity in order to advance my knowledge and make a significant contribution to the field. I want to become a well-rounded professional ready to take on the changing problems in engineering by actively participating in cutting-edge research. My ultimate objective is to significantly contribute to technological innovation, whether via academic research, company leadership, or research projects.

Ghana Drive Association member Award The objective of the association is to bring together individual, groups of persons, Government and private organizations, institutions and other associations whose activities are concerned with Driving and Traffic Education and the Improvement of Road-Safety

The Head State Award Scheme : Award winner The Award Scheme is a leading structured (non-formal education) youth development program, empowering all young people aged 14–24 to explore their full potential and find their true purpose, passion, and place in the world, regardless of their location or circumstance. The Award Scheme is a fully inclusive program and has no social, political, or religious affiliations . This gives opportunity to learn good leadership and embrace society in good or bad times.

• Mechanical engineering

 • Innovation and adaptation are better way to reduce greenhouse's gas emissions

 • Geopolitics and Reading

 • Adventure travel and discovering new environment

• Project Topic: Design and Construction of Cocoa Pad Breaking and Separation Machines: The project intends to design and construct a machine for Ghanaian farmers that breaks and separates cocoa pods. The primary objectives are to boost the productivity of cocoa farms, enhance labor efficiency, lower post-harvest losses, encourage long-term sustainability and guarantee cost-effectiveness for the benefit of Ghana's cocoa industry and small-scale farmers
• Project Topic: "Assessing the Viability of Electric Vehicles as a Sustainable Alternative to Internal Combustion Engines for Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions" Comparing electric vehicles to conventional internal combustion engine vehicles, the project's goal is to determine whether electric vehicles can effectively reduce greenhouse gas emissions. This is known as the viability assessment of electric vehicles as a sustainable alternative to internal combustion engines for reducing greenhouse gas emissions. Research, data analysis, and recommendation-making are commonly involved in this kind of project in order to support choices about environmentally friendly modes of transportation.

• Dr. Peter Nyanor: (senior lecturer of Accra Technical University)

Email.pnyanor@atu.edu.gh

Phone: +233549280626

• Mr. Maurice N Avicor . (Facilities and EHS Manager of Cads and vent system Ltd)

Email.mavicor@cadsafrica.com

Phone: +233242906199