Pandelitsa Panaseti

Pandelitsa Panaseti is an Associate Lecturer in Mathematics at the University of Central Lancashire Cyprus (UCLan Cyprus), affiliated with the School of Sciences and Department of Mathematics and Statistics. She holds a PhD in Mathematics from the University of Cyprus (2018), an MSc in Applied Mathematics (University of Cyprus, 2012), and a BSc in Mathematics from the University of Leicester (2009). Her research focuses on Mathematical Medicine, Biology, and Applied Mathematics, with a strong emphasis on Differential Equations and their applications in fluid dynamics and viscoplastic flows. Her work often involves modeling complex fluid behaviors using advanced numerical and asymptotic methods.

Panaseti's research interests span Mathematical Medicine and Biology, with a particular focus on Differential Equations and their role in modeling biological systems. Her recent publications address viscoplastic fluid dynamics, including studies on Herschel-Bulkley fluids and pressure-dependent rheological parameters. She has contributed to conferences such as the GRACM International Congress on Computational Mechanics and the European Rheology Conference, presenting work on topics like confined viscoplastic flows and pressure-driven flow dynamics.

• Teaching Roles: Module Leader and Tutor for Ordinary Differential Equations, and Associate Tutor for Introductory Statistics at UCLan Cyprus.
• Awards: Recipient of the IMA Prize (2009), Postgraduate Research Award (2012), and multiple undergraduate academic excellence prizes.
• Research Contributions: Active participant in research projects during her PhD at the University of Cyprus, focusing on viscoplastic fluids and rheological modeling.

Panaseti’s scholarly activities include membership in the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications (IMA) and presentations at international conferences in rheology and fluid mechanics. Her work bridges theoretical mathematics with applied problems in engineering and biological systems.