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Alphabetical List of ASI Fellows A Dr. Rajendran Aanaimuthu Dr. Kokou Yano L. D. Abalo Dr. Matthew O. Abatan Chemistry Mathematics Veterinary Pharmacology and Toxicology Dr. Kobi Abayomi Dr. Michael Abazinge Data science; Probability and Statistics Environmental Science Dr. François M. Abboud Dr. Abubakar Abdulkadir Cardiovascular Research Biochemistry Dr. Mahmoud Abdel-Aty Dr. Makola M. Abdullah Dr. Shaukat Ali Abdulrazak Mathematics and Information Science University President; Civil Engineering Exec. Sec., National Council for Science and Technology; AgriScience Dr. Idries Abdur-Rahman Dr. Jamil Abdur-Rahman Obstetrics & Gynecology Obstetrics & Gynecology Dr. Amare Abebe Dr. Berhanu M. Abegaz Cosmology Former Executive Director of the African Academy of Sciences (AAS); Chemistry Dr. S. A. Abere Dr. Wilfred A. Abia Dr. Jean-Paul Ngome Abiaga Head, University Department of Forestry and BioChemistry Physics, Mathematics, Science Education Environment; Forestry and Wildlife Dr. Adigun Ade Abiodun Dr. Hycienth O. Aboh Dr. Kisia Abok Satellite Remote Sensing; Space Sciences Physics Medical and Cancer Researcher Dr. Abd El-Fatah Abomohra Dr. Lilia A. Abron Babagana Abubakar Biomass and Biofuel Production Chemical and Sanitation Engineering Geology Bashir Yusuf Abubakar Dr. Chidi Achebe Dr. Samuel Achilefu Biology; Botany Medicine Radiology, Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics, Biomedical Engineering Dr. Kenny Uzoma Acholonu Dr. M. Natalie Achong Food Science Physician (Obstetrics and Gynecology) Dr. Albert Cosmas Achudume Dr. Viola L. Acoff Dr. George Acquaah Toxicology Materials Engineering Agriculture Science Dr. Anthony Adade Abdulraheem Isah Adajah Dr. Andre Adams University CIO: IT Management Electrical Engineering; Satellite Applications & Chemistry Development Dr. Billie M. Wright Adams Dr. Howard Adams Dr. Stephanie G. Adams Medical Professor and Pediatrician Biology; Exec. Dir. of the National Consortium Dean of University's College of Engineering for Graduate Degrees for Minorities in and Technology; Interdisciplinary Engineering Engineering and Science, Inc. In 1989 Thomas (T.C.) Charles Adams Dr. Lucile Adams-Campbell Gen., Dr. Clara I. Adams-Ender Energy conservation and technology Assoc. Dir., Minority Health & Health Retired Deputy Commanding General of the development Disparities Research; Oncology U.S. Military District of Washington, DC.; Nursing Dr. Frederick Addai Dr. Albert A. Addo-Quaye Cell Biology and Anatomy Dean, School of Graduate Studies; Agronomy Dr. Julius Ade Dr. Atinuke O. Adebanji Epidemiology Statistics; Mathematics Dr. Cecilia Olajumoke Adebayo Dr. Olabode T. Adebayo Microbiology Cell & Molecular Biology of Gametes; Aquaculture and Fish Breeding Dr. Adedeji Olayinka Adebiyi Dr. Tinuola Adebolu Dr. Ebenezer Adebisi Adebowale Plant Science and Biotechnology Microbiology National Universities Commission; Animal Science Dr. Gabriel Adedeji V.C. Dr. Adegoke Emmanuel Adegbite Dr. Richard A. Adegbola Forestry & Wildlife Management Vice-Chancellor, Ondo State University of Medical Microbiology and Bacteriology Science and Technology, Okiti pupa-Nigeria; Botany Adegoke Emmanuel Adegbite Dr. Ayola Akim Adegnika Dr. Jimmy Adegoke Immuno-Epidemiology and clinical research of Geosciences infectious diseases Dr. James Musa Adejo Dr. Adetunji Adelekan Head, University Department of Science Nephrologist, Internal Medicine Education Dr. Samuel Adeloju Dr. Benson Oluwafemi Ademiluyi Dr. Adeniyi Kazeem Adeneye Chemistry Plant Science and Biotechnology Medical Sociology Dr. Ayola A. Adegnika Dr. Clementina O. Adenipekun Dr. Mojisola Oluwayemisi Adeniyi Immuno-Epidemiology clinical of Tropical Professor of Botany and Microbiology Atmospheric Physics Medicine Dr. Monday Osagie Adenomon Dr. Mosobalaje O. Adeoye Dr. Ganiyu A. Aderounmu Statistics Material Science and Engineering Computer Science Dr. Ilesanmi Adesida Dr. Sunday Adesunloye-Jonah Dr. Sunday Adeniji Adesuyi University Provost; Electrical Engineering Nuclear Physics Chemist Mayen Adetiba, P.E. Dr. Adelana R. Adetunji Dr. Clement Oladapo Adewunmi President of Association of Consulting Director of Prototype Engineering Development Parisitology; Veterinarian; African Medicinal Engineers of Nigeria; Civil Engineering Institute, National Agency for Science and Plants Engineering Infrastructure (NASENI), Federal Ministry of Science and Technology V.C., Dr. Adebayo Adeyemi Dr. Kunle Adeyemi Dr. Modupe M. Adeyemi Vice-Chancellor, Bells University of Technology, Architecture Research Chemist Ota, Ogun State; Food Science Dr. Oluyomi S Adeyemi Dr. Olanike Kudirat Adeyemo Biochemistry Veterinary Medicine, Aquatic Pathobiology Dr. Adekunle O. Adeyeye Dr. Adeyinka A. Adeyiga V.C., Dr. Michael Umale Adikwu Physics Chemical Engineering Vice-Chancellor, University of Abuja; Pharmaceutical Chemistry Dr. Andrew A. Adjei Dr. Uzodinma Adirieje Dr. Patrick Adjei Deputy Provost, College of Health Sciences, Healthcare Mgmt.; Optometry Neuroscience University of Ghana, Legon, Ghana; Immunology Dr. Rodney C. Adkins V.C., Dr. Shehu Garki Ado Dr. Usman Kbon Ado Information Technology and Services; Vice-Chancellor, Al-Qalam University, Katsina, Environmental Sciences-Remote Sensing and Electrical Engineering Nigeria; Genetics and Plant Breeding GIS), Geography and Environmental Mgmt. Dr. Imane Adraoui Dr. Bulus Adzu Dr. John Afele Biotechnology Pharmacology Plant Breeding/Biotechnology Dr. Kouadio Affian Godwin Kwaku S. Aflakpui Dr. Emmanuel Ohene Afoakwa GeoScience; Remote Sensing Rector, Wa Polytechnic, Ghana; Crop and Plant Food Science Physiology; Agronomy Dr. Abolade S. Afolabi Dr. Abel A. Afouda Dr. Kwame Afreh-Nuamah Plant Biotechnology & Molecular Virology, Mathematics Former Director of the Institute of Agricultural Bio-Safety and Diagnostics Research of the College of Agriculture and Consumer Sciences, University of Ghana, Legon; Entomology Dr. Thomas Afullo Dr. Morris Kasigwa Agaba Dr. Georges A. Agbahungba Electrical Engineering Molecular Genetics Soil Science Dr. Ganiy I. Agbaje Dr. Johnson I. Agbinya Dr. Gabriel A. Agbor Geography - Geomatics; GIS & Remote Founder and Managing editor in chief: African Deputy Head of the Centre for Research, Sensing; Surveying Journal of Information and Communication Institute of Medical Research and Medicinal Technologies; Electronic Engineering; Remote Plants Studies; Biochemistry Sensing Systems Engineering Dr. Sampson Agodzo Uche Agomuo Valentin Agon Soils Engineering Mechanical & Industrial Engineering Green Medicine Dr. Ambrose Agona Dr. Dereje Agonafer Director General of the National Agricultural Mechanical Engineering; Microelectronics Research, Biology Louzolo (Augie) Agostinho Dr. Simon Agwale Jones Fairfax Agwata Senior Petroleum Engineer Virologist/Vaccinologist Water Resources and Environmental Science Dr. Chiledum A. Ahaghotu Dr. Chiledum A. Ahaghotu Justin Ahanhanzo Physician; Urology Physician; Urology Physical Oceanography Dr. Azeez Aileru Dr. Deborah Olayide A. Ajayi University's Division Director of Basic Mathematics Sciences; Neuroscience Dr. Abel Ajibesin Dr. Joseph Owolabi Ajayi Dr. Moses Oludare Ajewole Electrical Engineering and Computer Science Hydrogeology, Engineering Geology Communication Physics; President of the Nigerian Union of Radio Science and Director, Centre for Space Research and Application, FUT, Akure V.C., Dr. Igbekele Ajibefun Dr. Kemji Ajoku Dr. John Akande Vice Chancellor of Adekunle Ajasin University, Technology Management; Microbiology Environmental and Wood Products Engineering Akungba Akoko, Ondo State; Agriculture Dr. Yemi Akinbamijo Dr. Christopher Oluwakunmi Akinbile Dr. Olalekan Akinbo Executive Director - ?Forum for Agricultural Agricultural Engineering Biosafety; Plant Genetics Research in Africa - FARA; Agriculture and Environmental Sciences Dr. Sunday R.A. Akinbo Dr. Abidemi J. Akindele Dr. Esther Titilayo Akinlabi Musculoskeletal/Orthopeadic Physiotherapy Research Pharmacology Mechanical Engineering Dr. Jacqueline Akinpelu Dr. Daniel L. Akins Mathematics Modeling Chemistry Dr. Olaoluwa P. Akinwale Dr. Joseph Olusola Akinyede Dr. Fenda Akiwumi Zoology (Parasitology) Director, African Regional Centre for Space Environmental Resources (particularly water, Science and Technology Education in English and minerals) Language; Applied Geology Dr. Abubakar Dominic Akpa Dr. Okechukwu Akpa Dr. Felix J. Akpabey Plant Pathology and Crop Protection Materials and Electrical Engineering Aquatic Entomology H.E. , Dr. Koffi Akpagana Dr. Oghenerobor B. Akpor Minister of Higher Education and Research; Environmental Sciences; Microbiology Botany Dr. Olufunmilola Alabi Gboyega Aladegbami Dr. Abimbola Alale Plant Pathology; Microbiology Civil Engineering Mng Dir. and Chief Executive Officer of the Nigerian Communication Satellite Limited (NIGCOMSAT); Telecommunications V.C., Dr. Oguntola J. Alamu Dr. Valiere Alcena Dr. George E. Alcorn Vice-Chancellor, Osun State University, Internal Medicine, Hematology, Medical Physics Osogbo, Nigeria; Mechanical Engineering Oncology Dr. Allison A. Aldridge Dr. Sam Olatunji Ale Dr. Matthew D. Alegbejo Chemistry Mathematics Plant Pathology (Plant Virology) Dr. Mussie Alemseghed Dr. Edward Cleve Alexander Research Chemistry Chemistry Shawn Alexander Dr. Stephon Alexander Electrical Engineer Physicist and Musician Dr. Winser E. Alexander Dr. Carlos Eduardo Alexandre Electrical and Computer Engineering Mechanical Engineering Dr. Terry L. 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