Computational Scientist • Founder & Principal Scientist @staseintel
Joined August 2025
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#SurvivedUni
Got a first-class degree, had 3 perfect semesters, built a couple of cool projects, spent most of my time in the lab, did some research, and turned my research into a startup @staseintel.
76.30 CWA/4.87 CGPA
Job well done.
The only way to permanently get rid of roadside traders and restore order is to create alternative meaningful employment. I don't enjoy having to fight for space on the sidewalks with these lot, but the so-called "removal exercises" are just a case of whack-a-mole.
A new video shows traders returning to the Spanner Overhead to resume trading despite an earlier removal exercise by the Ayawaso West Municipal Assembly.
[🎥: Ben Archer TV]
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Did they wait until it was too late to make from their lives even one iota of what they were capable? Because you see gentlmen, these boys are now fertilizing daffodils. But if you listen real close, you can hear them whisper their legacy to you. Carpe Diem. Seize the day.
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This post has garnered a lot of visibility so more about me:
I've been building @staseintel for the past one year where we have been working on delivering scientific computing software to solve problems like Galamsey, embedded systems benchmarking and robot interfacing.
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#SurvivedUni
Got a first-class degree, had 3 perfect semesters, built a couple of cool projects, spent most of my time in the lab, did some research, and turned my research into a startup @staseintel.
76.30 CWA/4.87 CGPA
Job well done.
We deployed our robot interfacing software URISA on COURTNEY, a compact, remotely operated vehicle.
We are extending it to be customisable for all robot types.
staseintel.com/products/cour…
What a way to start my Saturday!!!
@staseintel has just been highlighted by one of Africa's biggest tech channels. This is a testament to the quality of work being done at our startup.
Thank you, Kweku Tech.
What if the tools needed to solve Ghana's environmental problems were also within reach of the scientists studying them?
Think about galamsey and the pollution of our rivers.
Understanding how heavy metals move through waterways requires computational modelling. Investigating bacteria that can survive in contaminated environments requires computational biology.
But specialised scientific software can be expensive, putting these tools out of reach for many young African researchers.
That's the problem Stase Intelligence is working to address.
The Ghanaian technology research company is building Stase WorkBench, a platform bringing together computational systems for scientists and engineers.
Two of its projects caught our attention:
NsuGuard: Uses hydrodynamic modelling to reconstruct river environments, study contaminant movement, and support the planning of targeted remediation.
ALUKA: Uses machine learning to identify bacterial genomes associated with heavy-metal resistance.
And that's not all. Stase is also working on computational systems for embedded technologies and robotics.
The company launched a year ago and is building entirely bootstrapped.
African scientists are working on problems that affect millions of people.
They need tools that help them investigate, experiment, and build solutions.
Meet Stase Intelligence.
Big update from us. Give it a watch.
🔗youtu.be/c4TIbrKd0Og
🌊 Our bioremediation software can now instantly render any river in the world to simulate contaminant movement and cleanup efforts in high fidelity.
Help Staseintel give polluted waters a second chance. Like and share to reach key decision-makers! 🌍💧
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@staseintel we're building intelligence for Africa's critical sectors. NsuGuard provides aquatic intelligence to help us protect our most critical resource: water.
You can now render any river and use our CFD model to simulate remediation.
Watch here: youtube.com/watch?v=c4TIbrKd…
We've got some exciting updates on NsuGuard to share with you. Out tomorrow on YouTube at 12PM GMT.
Follow @staseintel and subscribe to our YouTube to stay in the loop:
youtube.com/@staseintel
#StopGalamseyNow #Startup #Tech
My capabilities with respect to building will grow at an unstoppable scale in the next 2 years. Why 2 years? Because I believe by then food will no longer be a bottleneck.
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I discovered Ulysses on an S3 @jasonjoyride episode. These guys are building in one of the toughest domains, and they seem to be run by really cool guys. Always good for us younglings to see how company culture is built.
Excited to start showing some more behind the scenes at Ulysses.
We are just keeping it pretty raw and passing a camcorder around the office.
We went future hires to have a pretty unvarnished view on what it’s like to work at the ocean company.
We hope you enjoy!
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I built a semi-autonomous rover for my robotics course and the prof gave me a 78, then I made an AI enabled medical device for my capstone project and got a 72. The latter took 18 months of my life to make with rigorous benchmarks and proofs. I am genuinely crashing out.
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Courtney is going to give African scientists the physical perception layer to improve data collection.
#NavigatetheUnchartered
A modular robot for all terrain.
Explore the Courtney Type-L Panther:
staseintel.com/products/cour…
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Here's an Easter Egg in case you missed it. Hovering on those products produces a really cool animation.
At @embed_stase we are building foundational computational engines and systems to allow African scientists discover faster and engineers build better.
Discover more:
staseintel.com/
