I am currently a Junior Research Fellow at the Bolyai Institute, University of Szeged (Szeged, Hungary), under the supervision of Professor Gergely Röst (SZTE) and Professor Stanca M. Ciupe (Virginia Tech), supported by the National Laboratory for Health Security (Hungary).
I obtained my Ph.D. Thesis on Mathematical Engineering, Statistics and Operations Research (Complutense University of Madrid) on July 4th, 2025, entitled «Mathematics and infectious diseases: Analysis and application of compartmental models«. It was supervised by Professor Ángel M. Ramos (UCM), Professor Benjamin Ivorra (UCM) and Senior Researcher Alain Rapaport (INRAE Occitanie-Montpellier).
Main research area
Nowadays, my main reasearch is focused on Mathematical Epidemiology, and more concretely compartmental models based on ODEs, in both a theoretical (e.g., equilibria, asymptotic behavior, and sensitivity analysis) and an applied (e.g., assessment on antiviral treatments, and parameter calibration using real data) way. I work as well on inverse problems, more concretely, on the study of observability and identifiability properties of dynamical systems, with special application to epidemiological models.
General research interests
Dynamical Systems, Mathematical Modeling and Numerical Simulation, Mathematical Epidemiology, Population Dynamics, Structural and Practical Identifiability, Observability, Inverse Problems.
For more information, you can contact me at akubik@ucm.es.
