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

• Google Scholar Profile

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:

1. biological invasion and biological control
2. role of foraging behaviour of animals in population stability and peristance of heterogeneous habitats
3. evolution of diseases in foodwebs
4. structural sensitivity of biological models with respect to choice of modelling functions
5. diel vertical migration of aquatic animals (zooplankton)

Publications

• list of selected 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