Anna Logioti

Anna Logioti is a Researcher at the Institute of Analysis, Dynamics and Modeling at the University of Stuttgart, affiliated with the Chair of Analysis and Modeling. Her work focuses on applied mathematics, particularly partial differential equations (PDEs), with emphases on free boundary problems, reaction-diffusion systems, and mathematical biology. She has contributed to studies on cell polarization, bifurcation phenomena, and pattern formation in biological systems. Her recent research includes analysis of mass-conserving free boundary problems and global existence in unstable spatially extended systems.

Teaching Roles:

• Assistenz Vorlesung for Analysis courses (2023–2025)
• Linear Algebra and Analytic Geometry (2023–2024)
• Higher Mathematics for engineering and physics students (2022–2023)
• Ordinary Differential Equations and Dynamical Systems seminar (2022)

Conference Contributions:

• 2025: Bifurcation and Pattern Formation in Dynamical Systems (Karlsruhe)
• 2024: Pattern-forming systems and asymptotic models (Karlstad)
• 2023: Free Boundary Problems in the Sciences (Magdeburg)
• 2022: PDE Models in Biology (Zaragoza) and Differential Equations (Athens)

Her work bridges theoretical PDE analysis with applications in biology, emphasizing rigorous mathematical frameworks for biological pattern formation and cell dynamics. Collaborations include researchers from the University of Bonn and international institutes.