Kodwo Annan

Dr. Kodwo "Kojo" Annan is a Professor in the Department of Mathematical Sciences at Georgia Gwinnett College (GGC), joining in Fall 2014 from Minot State University. With a strong interdisciplinary background in mathematical sciences and biomedical engineering, he specializes in applying mathematical models to biological and medical systems, particularly in renal hemodynamics and neuronal dynamics.

• Doctorate in Mathematical Sciences – University of Vermont
• Master’s in Curriculum and Instruction – University of Vermont
• Master’s in Applied Mathematics – University of Bergen, Norway
• Bachelor’s in Mathematics and Statistics – Kwame Nkrumah University of Science & Technology, Ghana

His research spans renal hemodynamics, epidemiology, and nonlinear dynamics, focusing on real-world applications through undergraduate research. His publications in reputable journals demonstrate expertise in modeling biological systems and complex physical phenomena.

Recent publications show trends in neuroscience-mathematics intersections, biomedical engineering applications, and financial mathematics modeling. Notable works include epilepsy treatment frameworks and dialysis system analyses.

Dr. Annan actively mentors undergraduate researchers, as evidenced by multiple student co-authors in his publications. He emphasizes creating inclusive learning environments through evidence-based teaching strategies, aiming to foster lifelong learning in mathematics.