1. ASSESSMENT OF THE LEVEL OF BIOTECHNOLOGY EDUCATION AMONG TERTIARY EDUCATION STUDENTS IN FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF OTUOKE IN BAYELSA STATE
BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
Biotechnology is one of the most important scientific revolutions of the twenty first century, with applications that have the potential to revolutionise many industry sectors. The rapid development and applications of biotechnology has tr...
2. ASSESSMENT OF THE LEVEL OF BIOTECHNOLOGY EDUCATION AMONG TERTIARY EDUCATION STUDENTS IN FEDERAL UNIVERSITY OF OTUOKE IN BAYELSA STATE
BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
Biotechnology is one of the most important scientific revolutions of the twenty first century, with applications that have the potential to revolutionise many industry sectors. The rapid development and applications of bio...
3. AN INVESTIGATION INTO SS2 STUDENTS DIFFICULTY IN LEARNING ECOLOGICAL ASPECTS OF BIOLOGY IN IKWO LGA OF EBONYI STATE
BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
Biology is a branch of science that studies life. According to Maduabum (2006), science (Biology) constitute the bedrock of the National development which in its broadest sense refers to all human activities which involves organi...
4. PHYSICAL AND SOCIAL ENVIRONMENTAL FACTOR AFFECTING HEALTH PROMOTION IN DELTA STATE
Background of the study
Health, as defined by the World Health Organization (WHO), is not only the absence of disease or the capability to carry out daily tasks without difficulty but rather a condition that encompasses one's whole mental, emotional...
5. MODERN BIOTECHNOLOGY AND DIGINITY OF HUMAN LIFE; AN ETHICAL ANALYSIS
THE PURPOSE OF STUDY
The real question is what has this work to contribute to the global debates on the issue of human cloning? That is towards resolving the problem of human cloning. Naturally, it is not ethical or moral to kill. It is against the moral law to de...
6. THE PROBLEMS OF TEACHING BIOLOGY PRACTICALS IN SENIOR SECONDARY SCHOOLS
BACKGROUND OF THE STUDY
According to Oxford Advanced Learner Dictionary (2000) defined “problems” as a thing that is difficult to deal with or to understand effectively. According to the Oxford advanced learner dictionary (2000) defined prac...
7. CAUSES OF BIODIVERSITY LOSS
INTRODUCTION
The term ‘Biodiversity’ is a contraction of “biolog ical diversity” and refers to the number, variety and variability of living organisms. In its wi...
8. IMPACT OF EMERGING TECHNOLOGY IN THE EDUCATIONAL SECTOR OF NIGERIA
ABSTRACT
The study focused attention on the impact of emerging technology in the educational system. Major emerging technology can be put into roughly six categories: energy technology, transportation, information technology, biotechnology, robotics, and material scienc...
9. IMPACT OF 5Es PROBLEM-SOLVING MODEL ON SCIENCE PROCESS-SKILLS ACQUISITION,PERFORMANCE AND RETENTION IN CELL PHYSIOLOGY AMONG SECONDARY SCHOOL BIOLOGY STUDENTS
Introduction
Science and technical education are foundations for sustainable national development as they protect human societies from ignorance, illiteracy, disease and poverty. According to Omiko (2015), the use of science, technology and productivity are often to des...
10. EVALUATING THE EFFECTIVENESS OF GAMIFICATION IN VOCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAMS
ABSTRACT: The integration of biotechnology education in vocational training is essential for preparing students for careers in the rapidly evolving biotech industry. This study aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of biotechnology education in vocational training, identify the specific skills...
11. EXAMINING THE THE INTEGRATION OF BIOTECHNOLOGY EDUCATION IN VOCATIONAL TRAINING
ABSTRACT: Innovations in vocational education for space technology careers are essential for equipping the next generation of professionals with the skills required for the rapidly evolving aerospace industry. This study aimed to identify effective innovations in vocational training that enh...
12. EXAMINING INNOVATIONS IN VOCATIONAL EDUCATION FOR CAREERS IN BIOTECHNOLOGY
ABSTRACT: Innovations in vocational education for careers in biotechnology are critical for equipping students with the necessary skills to thrive in the rapidly evolving biotech industry. This study aimed to identify effective innovations in vocational training for biotechnology, assess the...
13. DEVELOPMENT OF VOCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAMS FOR CAREERS IN BIOTECHNOLOGY RESEARCH
ABSTRACT: Developing vocational training programs for careers in biotechnology research is essential for fostering a skilled workforce capable of contributing to this rapidly growing field. The study's objectives were to: (1) assess the current state of vocational training programs relat...
14. An Investigation of the Application of Quantum Computing for DNA Cryptography at National Biotechnology Development Agency, Abuja
Background of the Study
Biotechnology has made tremendous strides in areas such as genetics, molecular biology, and biomedicine. DNA is often referred to as the blueprint of life, and the secure storage and transmission of genetic information are critical in fields such...
15. An Investigation of the Use of Bioinformatics in Studying Plant Genetics for Improved Crop Yield: A Case Study of University of Agriculture, Makurdi, Benue State
Background of the Study
The application of bioinformatics in plant genetics has emerged as a pivotal field in the quest to enhance crop yield and ensure food security. At the University of Agriculture, Makurdi, innovative bioinformatics tools are increasingly critical in...
16. Enhancing Computational Biology-Based Genomic Data Processing Using Quantum Computing: A Case Study of Federal University, Lokoja, Kogi State
Background of the Study
The field of computational biology has experienced exponential growth due to advances in genomic sequencing technologies, leading to the generation of massive datasets. Processing and analyzing these data efficiently remain a significant challenge,...
17. Evaluation of Genetic Algorithm-Based Models for Protein Folding Simulations: A Case Study of Adamawa State University, Mubi, Adamawa State
Background of the Study
Protein folding is a complex biological process crucial for understanding various diseases, especially those linked to misfolded proteins, such as Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s, and cystic fibrosis. Accurate simulation of protein folding has...
18. Implementation of a Bioinformatics Pipeline for Analyzing Agricultural Crop Genomes: A Case Study of Federal University, Kashere, Gombe State
Background of the Study
Agricultural biotechnology plays a pivotal role in addressing the challenges posed by climate change, food insecurity, and the need for sustainable agricultural practices. One of the key advancements in this field is the use of bioinformatics to ana...
19. Development of a Big Data Analytics Framework for Genomic Data Processing: A Case Study of Benue State University, Makurdi, Benue State
Background of the Study
With the advent of next-generation sequencing (NGS) technologies, the amount of genomic data generated has increased exponentially. Genomic data, however, presents unique challenges, particularly in terms of its scale, complexity, and the need for s...
20. Exploring the Impact of Biotechnology Adoption on Nigeria’s Agricultural Sector
Background of the Study
Biotechnology has emerged as a transformative tool in agriculture, offering innovative solutions to increase crop yields, enhance pest resistance, and improve nutritional quality. In Nigeria, the adoption of biotechnology—such...
21. Exploring the Impact of Innovation Ecosystems on Regional Economic Growth in Nigeria
Background of the Study
Innovation ecosystems, characterized by the dynamic interplay among academia, industry, government, and entrepreneurial communities, are increasingly recognized as vital drivers of regional economic growth. In Nigeria, various regions have begun de...
