Mihai Necula

Conf. dr. Mihai Necula is a Professor at the University of Al. I. Cuza of Iasi's Faculty of Mathematics, Department of Mathematics. He specializes in complex analysis, differential equations, and programming education. He teaches courses like 'Elemente de analiză complexă și aplicații' using Python and C++, covering topics from complex numbers to fractals and differential equations. His research focuses on viability theory, nonlinear evolution inclusions, and delay differential equations with applications in various scientific fields.

Recent research includes studies on viability criteria for differential inclusions, delay evolution equations with nonlocal conditions, and nonlinear reaction-diffusion systems. His work spans theoretical contributions to applied mathematics with practical implications in engineering, biology, and physics.

He has advised numerous courses but no specific student names were listed. No scientific awards were explicitly mentioned in the provided materials. His teaching spans multiple academic years (2014-2025) across courses in programming fundamentals, fractal geometry, and differential equations.

Labs/Teams: Likely part of the university's mathematics research groups focusing on differential equations and applied analysis.