College of Natural and Computational Sciences

83. Analysis of the determinants of Youths’ unemployment in Ethiopia. Amanuel Disasa
84. Assessing liquid waste characteristics and its management practices in Hawassa university. Alemayehu Bekele, Sisay Tadesse, Abate Feyisa, & Ermias Haile
85. Assessing solid waste management practices at Hawassa University. Alemayehu Bekele. Abate Tadesse & Sisay Tadesse
86. Assessing the usage of Antenatal care service in SNNPRS, Ethiopia. Nigatu Degu, & Tadesse Yohannis
87. Assessment of the Gastrointestinal parasites in Chlorocebus aethiops of recreation areas in Hawassa city, Southern Ethiopia. Dawit Tesfaye, Kebede Amenu & Berhanu Mekibib
88. Attitude and skills of farmers in propagating and conserving indigenous trees: The case of Hawassa, Boricha, Yirgalem and Wondogenet woredas
89. Decolonization of synthetic dyes and textile industry effluents by Pleurotus ostreatus. P. florida and Perrinoporia tephropor Dawit Tewolde, Dawit Tesfaye, Alemayehu Bekele, Desie Shiferaw, Dawit Tesfaye, & Alemayehu Regassa
90. Enteric protozoa of dogs: prevalence, associated risk factors, and owner’s awareness in and around Hawassa. Dr. Berhanu Mekbib
91. Ethnobiological study of Wild Edible Mushrooms in Southern part of Ethiopia. Abate Feyissa, & Shiferwu Ayele
92. Feet train or Feet drain? An assessment on the SNNP Region’s Football project. Samuel Sileshi, & Nigusu Tegene
93. Integrated assessment of ecosystem services of Lake Hawassa and their sustainability to the livelihood of stakeholders. Tafesse Kefyalew
94. Major gross reproductive tract abnormalities in female small ruminants in and around Hawassa. Yifat Denbarga, Desie Shiferaw, Kassaye Aragaw, & Mesele Abera
95. Microbiological quality and safety of milk and milk products in small holder dairy production chains of Hawassa milkshed, Ethiopia: Implications for public health. Kebede Amenu, Biruhtesfa Asrade, Mesele abera,&  Alemayehu Regassa
96. Microbiological quality and safety of selected ready-to-eat street-vended cooked foods in Hawassa, Ethiopia. Tiruha Habte, & Askal Desiye
97. Most powerful test on factors that affect survival time of HIV/AIDS patients at Sidama Zone. Tofik Mussa& Denekew Bite
98. Multilevel logistic regression modeling of wasting of infants in Ethiopia. Demisew Gebru & Tarekegn Solomon
99. Multivariate garch modeling of price volatility coffee in Ethiopia Demisew Gebru
100. Occurrence level of Scrofula at Hawassa Referral Hospital and molecular characterization of its causative organisms. Alemayehu Regassa, & Getnet Alemu
101. Phaytochemical investigation on the aerial and root extract of Moringa stenopetal in Sidama Zone. Melese Mituku & Mesele Abera
102. Physico-chemical and bacteriological analysis of surface water from Gidabo river during release of coffee waste from coffee wet mill cooperatives, Southern Ethiopia. Sisay Tadesse, Ermias Haile, Alemayehu Bekele, & Abate Feyissa
103. Sero-prevalence and risk factors for equine brucellosis in selected districts of Sidama Zone. Solomon Mekuria, Rahmeto Abebe & Amene Fikadu
104. Statistical analysis of correlated of adverse drug reactions among HIV/AIDS patients under art: A case study at Yirgalem, Sidama Zone, SNNPRS. Erebo Ayano, & Abdurahman Kassa
105. Statistical analysis of determinants of childhood immunization in southern nations, Nationalities and peoples republic (SNNPR). Amanue Disassa
106. Statistical analysis of risk factors causing road traffic accidents in Ethiopia: The case of Addis Ababa-Hawassa highway drivers. Endale Berhane
107. Statistical analysis on attitudes of Teachers and Students on continuous assessment: A case study at Hawassa University Main Campus. Denekew Bitew, & Mahdi Adbo
108. Survey of bacterial and parasitic pathogens in diarrheic and non-diarrheic dairy calves in and around Hawassa. Drs. Kassaye A., Mesele A., Yifat D., Dessie S., Rahmeto Abebe, & Yifat denbarga
109. The prevalence and types of gender based violence among HU female students. Abebe H/Mariam & Admasu Asefa
110. Urban and peri-urban livestock production in Hawassa, Southern Ethiopia: Environmental and public health aspects. Kebede Amenu