Wisdom Eyram Kwame Agbesi is a researcher specialising in Soil and Water Engineering, with expertise in irrigation and drainage system design and management, catchment hydrology, unsaturated flow modelling, and sustainable water management. He is currently a Ph.D. student in Irrigation Technology and Management at the University of Cape Coast, where his research focuses on the design and evaluation of sensor-based automated irrigation scheduling tools and the simulation of water movement in heterogeneous soils under subsurface drip irrigation using numerical models. He holds M.Sc. and B.Sc. degrees in Agricultural Engineering from the Botswana University of Agriculture and Natural Resources and Kwame Nkrumah University of Science and Technology, respectively. Agbesi has published in leading journals on topics including soil moisture dynamics, water use and efficiency. He has also contributed to field-based projects aimed at optimising water use in smallholder agriculture and improving resilience to climate variability. He currently serves as a Lecturer at Cape Coast Technical University, where he mentors students in both agricultural, mechanical, and electrical engineering and teaches a diverse range of subjects, including irrigation and drainage engineering, soil and water engineering, soil mechanics, remote sensing and GIS, thermodynamics, and refrigeration and air-conditioning, reflecting his versatility across disciplines.