Eva Kaslik

Eva Kaslik is a Professor at the Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science, West University of Timisoara, Romania, with active research contributions in fractional-order dynamical systems and their interdisciplinary applications. Her institutional affiliation includes direct contact via eva.kaslik@e-uvt.ro and office location at Vasile Pârvan Boulevard, No. 4, Timisoara.

Research Focus: Her primary expertise spans

• Fractional Calculus
• Dynamical Systems Theory
• Neural Network Modeling
• Stability and Bifurcation Analysis
• Mathematical Biology
• Time-Delay Systems
• Control Theory

She investigates complex behaviors in fractional-order models, particularly addressing non-preservation of periodicity, stability properties of multi-term equations, and emergent dynamics in biological and economic systems.

Publication Trends (2022-2025): Her recent work demonstrates concentrated exploration of fractional-order neural networks (Wilson-Cowan, Morris-Lecar), endocrine modeling (pituitary-adrenal axis), ecological dynamics (pest-predator systems), and economic applications (unemployment, oligopoly models). A defining theme is the rigorous analysis of distributed time delays and the unique dynamical phenomena arising in fractional systems compared to integer-order counterparts, with significant contributions to understanding stability boundaries and bifurcation mechanisms.

Advising and Infrastructure: While specific student lists and grant details are not provided in source materials, her research output indicates active supervision of graduate projects in mathematical modeling. No dedicated laboratory facilities or named research teams are documented in available information.