Biography

I completed Ph.D. degree in August 2018 with a dissertation titled " Mathematical Modelling of the Immuno-pathogenesis of the within human-host and within mosquito-host Dynamics of Malaria Parasites. " My PhD thesis resulted in the publication of four manuscripts. Two M.Sc. degrees: AIMS Cameroon for one-year structured master's degree in Mathematical Sciences in 2014 with a master's thesis titled “Existence and uniqueness of viscosity solutions for Hamilton-Jacobi PDEs and applications to optimal control theory” and a second master’s degree at Addis Ababa University (Ethiopia) for two years M.Sc. Degree in differential equations in 2010. I am Ethiopian by nationality. I have worked as an assistant lecturer at AIMS-Cameroon and as a lecturer at Mekelle University, Ethiopia. Currently, a Postdoc researcher at UP, Department of Mathematics and Applied Mathematics.

Discipline/s

Mathematical modeling in biology, chemistry, and Physics. Differential equations, Numerical simulations, and data analysis, programming with Python.

Research description

Woldegerima, Banasiak, Rachid (2020); Mathematical Analysis of  the Impact of  Transmission-Blocking Drugs on the  Population Dynamics of Malaria.  Applied Mathematics and Computation, Elsevier

Ngwa , Woldegerima, Teboh-Euwngkem (2020); A MATHEMATICAL STUDY OF THE IMPLICIT ROLE OF INNATE AND ADAPTIVE IMMUNE RESPONSES ON WITHIN HUMAN PLASMODIUM FALCIPARUM PARASITE LEVELS.  Journal of Biological Systems, World Scientific, 377—429

Ogola, Woldegerima, Omondi (2020); Parameter and State Estimation in a Cholera Model with Threshold Immunology: A Case Study of Senegal. Bulletin of Mathematical Biology, Springer, (2020) 82:72

Woldegerima, Teboh-Euwngkem, Ngwa(2018); Sensitivity analysis for a within-human-host immuno-pathogenesis dynamics of Plasmodium falciparum parasites. Mathematical Methods and Models in Biosciences, Biomath Forum, Sofia, 2018, pp. 140-171

Woldegerima, Teboh-Euwngkem, Ngwa(2018); The Impact of Recruitment on the Dynamics of an Immune-SuppressedWithin-Human–Host Model of the Plasmodium falciparum Parasite. Bulletin of Mathematical Biology, Springer,

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