Dr. Thomas Mensah, a Ghanaian-American inventor known for his pioneering work in fiber optics, passed away at the age of 74 on March 27, 2024. He succumbed to a short illness at the Catholic Hope Exchange Hospital, Kumasi, and his family officially announced his death to the public on Thursday, March 28, 2024.
Throughout his career, Dr. Mensah received numerous accolades and honors for his achievements in telecommunications and nanotechnology. His contributions to technology have been enormous and have significantly impacted global communication systems. His work in fiber optics paved the way for high-speed data transmission, revolutionizing industries and allowing the digital age to flourish.
Meanwhile, GhanaWeb is collaborating with Korle-Bu Teaching Hospital to launch a campaign aimed at ensuring that Parliament passes a comprehensive law to guide organ harvesting, organ donation and organ transplantation in the country. This initiative aims to raise awareness and advocate for the necessary legislation in the area of organ donation and transplantation within the Ghanaian healthcare system.
Dr. Mensah’s legacy continues to inspire future generations of scientists and engineers, especially within the African diaspora. His contributions will be remembered as groundbreaking work that has positively impacted society globally.
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