Dr. Aqsa Nazir is an applied mathematician with a PhD from HITEC University, specializing in mathematical modeling, nonlinear dynamical systems, and fractional calculus. Her research develops rigorous analytical and computational frameworks to study complex biological and socio-dynamical systems, with a focus on stability theory, bifurcation analysis, and long-term system behavior. She has worked extensively on epidemiological models (Ebola, HIV/AIDS, COVID-19, malaria), immune-response dynamics, optimal control, soliton theory, and fluid mechanics, integrating fractional differential operators with advanced numerical methods. She has published in internationally indexed journals, including Alexandria Engineering Journal and Physica A: Statistical Mechanics and its Applications.
Dr. Nazir also serves as an Instructor at GHAIR (Global House of Australian Independent Research), where she delivers advanced training in mathematical modeling and computational methods using MAPLE and MATHEMATICA. She mentors postgraduate students and researchers in research design, analysis, scientific writing, and publication strategy, promoting interdisciplinary collaboration and globally competitive academic development.
