Sue Ann Campbell

Sue Ann Campbell is a Professor and Core Member at the Centre for Theoretical Neuroscience, University of Waterloo. Her research focuses on theoretical neuroscience and mathematical modeling of neural systems, with expertise in dynamical systems, time-delay effects, and network synchronization.

Her work spans neural mass models, coupled oscillators, stability analysis of delayed systems, and applications in epilepsy research and autonomous vehicle networks. She develops mathematical frameworks to understand how delays and coupling configurations influence collective behavior in biological and engineered networks.

Her publications demonstrate a strong emphasis on bifurcation analysis, synchronization phenomena, and the role of time delays in neural and ecological systems. Recent work includes modeling spike-wave discharges in epilepsy, stability in vehicle platoons, and plankton dynamics with delayed nutrient recycling.