Dr Andrew Morozov
Reader in Applied Mathematics
Department of Mathematics, University of Leicester
University Road,
Leicester, LE1 7RH
Phone: +44 116 252 5054
Fax: +44 116 252 3915
Email: am379@leicester.ac.uk
Personal details
Websites
Research
I am an applied mathematician. My main interests are in modelling and analysing biological systems. In particular, I explore interactions at the population, community and ecosystem levels and this often involves evolutionary effects.
From a mathematical point of view, the fields of my study include non-linear systems of ordinary, partial and integro-differential equations, as well as methods of adaptive dynamics.
From a biological point of view, I am interested in modelling and understanding complex ecological systems. This involves modelling animal behaviour, population dynamics as well as evolutionary effects.
Topics of current interest are:
- biological invasion and biological control
- role of foraging behaviour of animals in population stability and peristance of heterogeneous habitats
- evolution of diseases in foodwebs
- structural sensitivity of biological models with respect to choice of modelling functions
- diel vertical migration of aquatic animals (zooplankton)
Publications
For the citation report, see my Google Scholar Profile.
International conference
Modelling Biological Evolution 2017: Developing Novel Approaches
(University of Leicester, April 4-7, 2017)
Previous conferences on the modelling biological evolution:
Modelling Biological Evolution 2015: Linking Mathematical Theories with Empirical Realities
Modelling Biological Evolution 2013: Recent Progress, Current Challenges and Future Directions