Frank Thomas Ndjomatchoua

Dr. Frank Thomas Ndjomatchoua is a Researcher at the University of Cambridge, Department of Plant Sciences. His work focuses on computational modeling of agricultural pests and diseases, integrating climate change impacts and mathematical frameworks to predict outbreaks and develop control strategies. He also applies nonlinear dynamics to ecological systems and contributes to malaria vector modeling.

• Ph.D. in Physics (2018), University of Yaoundé 1
• M.Sc. in Physics (2013), University of Yaoundé 1
• B.Sc. in Physics (2010), Le Mans Université

His research spans agricultural epidemiology, nonlinear dynamics, and climate risk modeling, utilizing statistical and computational methods to address insect pest outbreaks, pathogen spread, and ecological stability. Recent projects explore thermal risk indices, bistable oscillator networks, and hybrid machine learning approaches for disease vector prediction.

Dr. Ndjomatchoua has supervised postgraduate students and taught physics to undergraduates. He collaborates with institutions like the International Rice Research Institute and consults on financial modeling. Contact: tfn21@cam.ac.uk