From Eduardo Bravo
From Eduardo Bravo
I am a researcher at the Department of Mathematics, Physics and Statistics at Universidad Católica del Maule, and current director of the PhD in Applied Mathematical Modeling.
My work focuses on mathematical modeling of biological and social systems, with an emphasis on individual-society feedback mechanisms. I specialize in the development, analysis, and interpretation of mathematical models in population ecology and epidemiology.
My research seeks to understand the underlying mechanisms governing social behavior dynamics.
Research group focused on scientific development in mathematical modeling, working collaboratively with academics, students, and national and international networks.
The EMS-TAG Working Group on Mathematical Modeling in Life Sciences fosters a strong and active research community, bringing together mathematicians and interdisciplinary collaborators engaged in the development, analysis, and application of mathematical and computational methods, including modeling, optimization, simulation, and data-driven approaches.