Andrew Krause

Andrew Krause is an Associate Professor in Applied Mathematics at Durham University, specializing in mathematical biology and nonlinear dynamical systems. Research focuses on Turing pattern formation, morphogenesis, and spatial modeling in biological contexts.

Co-developed VisualPDE.com, an interactive platform for simulating partial differential equations. Collaborative work includes developmental biology projects on fingerprint formation and bat tooth diversification.

Recent publications advance Turing pattern theory, analyzing stability conditions and boundary effects in reaction-diffusion systems. Maintains strong interdisciplinary connections with developmental biologists and computational scientists.

Teaching emphasizes dynamical systems and pattern formation. Recognized for creating accessible mathematical visualization tools for research and education.