Asma Azizi Boroojeni

Asma Azizi Boroojeni is an Assistant Professor of Mathematics at Kennesaw State University, specializing in mathematical modeling of infectious diseases. She holds a PhD in Mathematics (2018) and MSc in Mathematics (2014) from Tulane University, and a MSc in Numerical Analysis (2009) from Amir Kabir University of Technology, Iran.

• Appointments: 2021–Present (KSU), Postdoctoral Researcher (UC Irvine, 2020–2021; ASU, 2018–2020)

Her research focuses on agent-based modeling, network science, and public health policy, with collaborations at institutions including UC Irvine, Tulane, and Brown University. Her work addresses STI transmission, asymptomatic strain evolution, and social distancing dynamics.

Recent publications analyze ecological network resilience, adaptive social distancing, and condom use efficacy. She has secured a MIDAS-NIH grant for optimizing pandemic strategies and mentors undergraduate researchers in mathematical biology.