Ivanka Stamova

Ivanka Stamova is a Professor in the Department of Mathematics at the College of Sciences, The University of Texas at San Antonio (UTSA). She is actively involved in research and academic instruction, contributing to the university's mission of advancing scientific literacy and conducting cutting-edge research in mathematical sciences.

Her research focuses on several key areas within applied mathematics, including Mathematical Biology, Systems and Control, and the Theory and Applications of Partial Differential Equations. These fields involve modeling complex biological and physical systems, analyzing stability and control mechanisms, and developing analytical and numerical methods for solving nonlinear differential equations.

Ivanka Stamova holds advanced academic qualifications from institutions in Bulgaria. She earned her Dr. Sci. in Applied Mathematics and a Ph.D. in Mathematics from the Higher Accreditation Commission of Bulgaria, along with two M.S. degrees in Mathematics and Mathematics Education from the University of Plovdiv.

She is affiliated with the Department of Mathematics within UTSA's College of Sciences, contributing to both research and education in mathematical sciences. Her office is located in FLN 4.01.25, and she is accessible via her institutional email.

While specific scientific awards and publications are not listed in the current profile, her academic standing and research interests reflect a strong contribution to the field of applied mathematics.

She has not been mentioned as advising any students in the provided text, nor are there references to grants, labs, or research teams. However, her scholarly work is accessible through her Google Scholar profile.