Peng Feng

Peng Feng is a Professor in the Department of Mathematics at Florida Gulf Coast University (FGCU), where he has served since 2005. His research integrates mathematical modeling with biology, ecology, and environmental science to address complex real-world problems.

• Research focuses on parabolic/elliptic equations, Turing instability, blowup solutions, population dynamics, and somite modeling.
• Interdisciplinary work includes mathematical biology, disease modeling (e.g., tuberculosis granulomas), and ecological dynamics.

In his research, Dr. Feng emphasizes spatial organization in biological systems and has published on species coexistence and sustainable harvesting strategies. His work bridges mathematical rigor with practical applications in health and environmental science. Mentoring students like Alex Rizk, he fosters academic and professional growth through collaborative projects. Dr. Feng’s teaching prioritizes student engagement and critical thinking, aligning with FGCU’s commitment to interdisciplinary scholarship.