obioraval:
Are you sure you are a scholar?
I saw your post on the other thread about Igbos in yorybaland and I honestly doubt you are a learned fellow.

Then you post this below with no reference to authenticate the information. The kind of academics being churned out by Nigeria. Na wa oh.

obioraval:
Are you sure you are a scholar?
I saw your post on the other thread about Igbos in yorybaland and I honestly doubt you are a learned fellow.

Then you post this below with no reference to authenticate the information. The kind of academics being churned out by Nigeria. Na wa oh.

themmyloluwaa:



South Korea scholarship is also on, check this out it helped me

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wip7:
My Latest SCI PUBLICATION (January 2019): A novel magnetic mesoporous resin for recovery of phenolics from oily wastewater and its reuse for industrial applications

Publisher: Journal of Porous Materials, SCI article by Springer

Summary: Petroleum and various oily wastewater contain dangerous (if exposed to higher dose) but industrial useful phenolics. In my lab, we focussed on the fabrication of highly porous resins with high exchange capacity for recovery of the phenolics from simulated and industrial oily wastewaters. The recovered phenolics were purified and processed to be used in cosmetics industries.

Research: Carried out at Cyprus science University and Eastern Mediterranean University. Purified recovered products have been graded and sold to Ataks Cosmetics in Turkey for soap and body lotion formulations.

PhilipGallagher:

Intelligence is different from character. We should not tie intelligence to character. You can be smart and still be obnoxious, you can be intelligent and still be a racist, or tribalism or troll e.t.c. Also let's try to differentiate the message from the messenger. Alot of the publishers he/she highlighted are not indexed and some are contained in beall's list of predatory journals. Although predatory journals is another argument entirely.

bilal4riid:
Good day sir, Wip7. I wish you successful endeavor ahead, I still appreciate your previous contributions, my proposed area of research is still Bioethanol production from lignocellulosic materials , my focus is on toxic compounds, how to remove them or convert them to less toxic compounds. Most of these compounds are carbonyl compounds, they are electrophilics, they can easily form covalent bond with biological nucleouphiles such as s. cerevisiae, therefore become inhibitors, amino acid was used to inactivate the electrophilicity(responsible for the inhibition) of the carbonyl. My question can we use deep eutectic solvent instead of amino acid. . Thanks for your time to read my shallow post.

bilal4riid:
Good day sir, Wip7. I wish you successful endeavor ahead, I still appreciate your previous contributions, my proposed area of research is still Bioethanol production from lignocellulosic materials , my focus is on toxic compounds, how to remove them or convert them to less toxic compounds. Most of these compounds are carbonyl compounds, they are electrophilics, they can easily form covalent bond with biological nucleouphiles such as s. cerevisiae, therefore become inhibitors, amino acid was used to inactivate the electrophilicity(responsible for the inhibition) of the carbonyl. My question can we use deep eutectic solvent instead of amino acid. . Thanks for your time to read my shallow post.

kalu61:
Good Prof.
I'm M.Sc student of Environmental Microbiology and l need a project topic that is related to my field to work on. l have been making effort to get one since my supervisor insisted that the topic l intended doing as mentioned above is complex for me.

l need advice from my senior colleagues here.

wip7:


Kindly google Environmental microbiology journals published by Elsevier, springer, Taylor & Francis and Willey.

Go through recent research published there to get idea, ensure you choose the topic that you have the equipment to carry it out at your lab and also your supervisor should be able to give numbers of researchable topics.

OgboAto:
After skimming through, it appears as though the thread is dominated by Doctoral students in the sciences. Are there any Doctoral students of History here?

joyousmother2016:


YES, I am a history student.

OgboAto:


Ok, great. It is good to meet you. PhD right? What are are you specialised in & how’s the research coming?

By the way, I an curious as to how a History graduate would want to apply for a job in Zoology Department, it is quite confusing. Do you have a background in Zoology?

joyousmother2016:

That Zoology wasn't for me but asked for someone else. I am specialising in military history (PhD)

joyousmother2016:


That Zoology question wasn't for me but asked for someone. Not everything that you see refers to a specific person. I am a history (BA International Relations (MSc) and now specialising in cultural history (PhD)

OgboAto:


I thought so too. A BA & MSc international relations but PhD in cultural history is quite an interesting academic progression. I didn’t think one could switch disciplines without a prior background, I guess we learn new things daily.

Good to meet you.

joyousmother2016:


Unijos then had only History department, with electives from Political science (International Relations). Few years back they introduced International studies to the dept. Making it dept of history and international studies. So with MSC in either Strategic Studies, Peace Studies or International Relations you will be admitted to PhD History in any university since they are related.

OgboAto:


OK.

Not all schools accept anything less than MA in History, I can tell you much about University of Ibadan.

While your post is not quite clear. I was just surprised you had Bachelors and Masters in International Relations [or is it History and International Relations?] and then went on to get into History at Doctoral level.

Anywho I'm into socio-cultural history, particularly of the Yoruba. What ethnic group/nationality forms your scope?