I am an Assistant Professor of Mathematics at SR University, Warangal, with research expertise in mathematical ecology, nonlinear dynamical systems, and applied mathematics. I earned my Ph.D. from IIEST Shibpur, specializing in mathematical ecology, and subsequently completed two years of postdoctoral research at IIT (ISM) Dhanbad.
My research focuses on predator–prey dynamics, ecological interactions, predator-induced fear, non-consumptive effects, environmental influences, and time-delay differential equations. I am particularly interested in investigating the stability of ecological systems, bifurcation theory, chaos, and the effects of environmental factors on population dynamics. My work also involves fractional-order dynamical systems, reaction–diffusion models, and numerical simulations using MATLAB and Python. I have published research articles in SCI-indexed journals, including several Q1-ranked journals.
In teaching, I am interested in differential equations, numerical methods, mathematical modelling, dynamical systems, and data analytics and visualization. I aim to integrate theoretical foundations with computational tools to help students develop analytical, problem-solving, and programming skills. I am also keen to establish interdisciplinary research collaborations, mentor young researchers, and contribute to innovative research projects that connect mathematical theory with ecological and real-world applications.