Irina Meghea

Irina Meghea serves as Associate Professor in the Department of Mathematics II at the Faculty of Applied Sciences, University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest. With a strong academic foundation from the University of Bucharest where she graduated with distinction (final studies mean: 9.97), she has established herself as a prominent figure in mathematical analysis and its applications.

Her educational background includes:

• Faculty of Mathematics, Mechanics Section, University of Bucharest (1985-1990)
• Ph.D. in Variational Methods in Mechanics (1999)
• Master's in Sustainable Development

Dr. Meghea's research spans multiple domains of mathematical analysis with particular emphasis on variational methods. Her work bridges theoretical mathematics with practical applications, especially in fluid mechanics and environmental monitoring. She has developed significant expertise in the Ekeland variational principle and its applications to inverse function theorems, while also contributing to statistical methods for analyzing atmospheric pollutants. Her research demonstrates a consistent trajectory from pure mathematical theory toward increasingly applied environmental and industrial problems.

Her most notable publications form a comprehensive trilogy on Differential and Integral Calculus, along with specialized monographs on the Ekeland principle and environmental statistics. These works reflect her dual focus on foundational mathematical theory and practical applications in environmental science.

Dr. Meghea has secured research funding from prestigious sources including the World Bank and EU programs, participating in projects such as KnowEnTech and environmental monitoring initiatives. Her international collaborations include partnerships with institutions in France and Morocco, where she has helped establish academic exchange programs.

As an educator, she teaches Advanced Mathematics, Equations of Mathematical Physics, and Geometry courses while supervising seminar activities across multiple mathematical disciplines. She has initiated scientific collaboration programs between University POLITEHNICA of Bucharest and Moroccan universities, demonstrating her commitment to international academic cooperation.