Godfred Amartey Okai

Research:

Integrative analysis of plant-based diet on honeybee (Apis mellifera) health, gene expression, protein pricing, and volatile component using anise hyssop, lavender, sweet alyssum, and buckwheat.

Bio:

Godfred Amartey Okai is a researcher with interests in urban entomology, insect ecology, and integrated pest management (IPM). His academic and research focus includes sustainable and environmentally responsible strategies for managing urban and agricultural insect pests.

At the Center for Biological Control, he contributes to projects involving insect monitoring, biological control methods, and ecological pest management approaches. His work supports applied research aimed at improving sustainable pest control practices and promoting science-based outreach in entomology.

Areas of Interest
  • Urban Entomology
  • Integrated Pest Management (IPM)
  • Biological Control
  • Insect Ecology
  • Public Health Entomology
  • Sustainable Pest Management
Education
Graduate Studies – Entomology

Florida A&M University – Tallahassee, Florida

Bachelor of Science (B.S.) – Biological Sciences

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Research Experience
Research Assistant

Center for Biological Control, Florida A&M University

  • Assisting with laboratory and field research focused on urban insect pest management.
  • Supporting insect identification, ecological monitoring, and biological control studies.
  • Participating in outreach and extension activities related to pest management education and awareness.
Academic & Professional Activities
  • Participated in entomology workshops and training programs.
  • Assisted in specimen collection, processing, and insect identification activities.
  • Collaborated with faculty and research teams on integrated pest management projects.
  • Engaged in professional development initiatives in entomology and environmental science.
Research & Outreach Interests

Godfred is interested in advancing sustainable pest management solutions through ecological research and biological control. His work focuses on improving urban insect management practices and supporting community education in environmentally friendly pest control strategies.

Dr. Lamberth Kanga
Contact Information
FAMU Urban Insect ID and Management Lab

Attention to: Godfred Amartey Okai
303A Perry-Paige Building
1740 S Martin L. King Jr. Blvd.
Florida A&M University
Tallahassee, FL 32307

Office: +1 (850) 561-2217
Lab: Center for Biological Control

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