Oluranti Agboola

Dr. Oluranti Agboola

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Academic Career Length

15Years (2012-Present)

(Calculated once Scilit publication data is synced: current year − year of first publication + 1)

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1 January 2020 in IEEE Access
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DBDamilola Babatunde
Damilola Babatunde
IDIheanacho Henry Denwigwe
Iheanacho Henry Denwigwe
OBOlubayo Moses BABATUNDE
Olubayo Moses BABATUNDE
SGSaheed Gbadamosi
Saheed Gbadamosi
IBIfeoluwa P. Babalola
Ifeoluwa P. Babalola
OAOluranti Agboola
Oluranti Agboola
The ability to measure, understand, manipulate, organize, engineer and control matter on the nanoscale has been opening up the wealth of possibilities that were otherwise non -existent at higher scales. At this scale, basic research principles and tools in biology, physics, chemistry, and engineering converge and have led to all-inclusive applications of nanotechnology. Despite the innovative applications and promising potentials of nanotechnology, there are concerns about its short and long-lasting impacts on humans, nature and the environment. In an attempt to address these concerns, a number of researches have been conducted. Evaluations of studies addressing the issues of nanotechnologies and their impacts are necessary to give insights for further studies that will advance the technology for the true benefit of mankind and nature. This study, thus, provides a detailed review of studies on nanotechnology applications and the positions of stakeholders on the impact of nanotechnology. Among other things, the outcome of this survey shows that there are numerous successful applications of nanotechnology. Public perceptions are pivotal in determining the extent of revolution and transformation that nanotechnology will have on the environment. Religious beliefs and moral concerns; trust in governmental regulatory agencies and the industry; the level of inclusion of the society in the product design, development, and commercialization process is critical to the extent of acceptance of nanotechnology inventions. Expression of objective views concerning the benefits, limitations & risks, and adequate education of the public, risk regulators & all stakeholders are crucial in determining the fate of nanotechnology.

2 September 2019 in Korean Journal of Chemical Engineering
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OAOluranti Agboola
Oluranti Agboola

16 September 2024 in Desalination and Water Treatment
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AAAkinnike Akinyemi
Akinnike Akinyemi
OAOluranti Agboola
Oluranti Agboola
EAEdith Alagbe
Edith Alagbe
EIEzinne Igbokwe
Ezinne Igbokwe

23 December 2021 in Journal of Bio- and Tribo-Corrosion
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OAOluranti Agboola
Oluranti Agboola
KKKehinde Williams Kupolati
Kehinde Williams Kupolati
OFOjo Sunday Isaac Fayomi
Ojo Sunday Isaac Fayomi
AAAugustine Omoniyi Ayeni
Augustine Omoniyi Ayeni
AAAyoola Ayodeji
Ayoola Ayodeji
KOKunle Micheal Oluwasegun
Kunle Micheal Oluwasegun

19 August 2022 in South African Journal of Chemical Engineering
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FEFrancis B. Elehinafe
Francis B. Elehinafe
OAOluranti Agboola
Oluranti Agboola
AVAshiekaa D. Vershima
Ashiekaa D. Vershima
GBGideon Bamigboye
Gideon Bamigboye

1 December 2020 in Energy Reports
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DBDamilola Babatunde
Damilola Babatunde
AAAmbrose N. Anozie
Ambrose N. Anozie
JOJames A. Omoleye
James A. Omoleye
OOOluwaseun Oyebode
Oluwaseun Oyebode
OBOlubayo Moses BABATUNDE
Olubayo Moses BABATUNDE
OAOluranti Agboola
Oluranti Agboola