Welcome to My Research
Exploring the intersection of mathematics and biology through innovative research and teaching.
Logistic growth equation in population dynamics

Research Areas
Mathematical Biology
Developing mathematical models to understand biological processes and systems.
Population Dynamics
Studying the mathematical principles behind population growth and interactions.
Neural Networks
Modeling neural systems and brain function using mathematical approaches.
Recent Publications
Mathematical Modeling of Disease Spread in Heterogeneous Populations
Journal of Mathematical Biology, 2023
This paper presents a novel mathematical framework for modeling disease transmission in populations with varying susceptibility levels. We introduce a system of differential equations that accounts for heterogeneity in contact rates and immune responses.
Stability Analysis of Predator-Prey Systems with Time Delays
Theoretical Population Biology, 2022
We investigate the stability properties of predator-prey systems incorporating time delays in the functional response. Our analysis reveals new stability criteria that depend on the delay parameters and system coefficients.
Teaching Materials
Mathematical Modeling
Introduction to mathematical modeling techniques for biological systems.
Population Dynamics
Mathematical approaches to understanding population growth and interactions.
Network Theory
Mathematical foundations of network theory and its applications in biology.
Contact Me
ronobir.sarker@university.edu
Location
Department of Mathematics
University of Science
123 Academic Street
City, Country
Phone
+1 (123) 456-7890