Designation : Lecturer ( Selection - grade)

Qualification’s : M.Sc., Ph.D.

Telephone : 0751-232849 ( R)

Emale : opm-biet@yahoo.com

Teaching and Research Discipline:

Teaching: Differential and integral Equations, complex analysis, Numerical methods, PASCAL programming language, Biomathematics, Discrete Mathematics, Algorithm Design, Computer Analysis, Mathematical Ecology.

Research: Mathematical modeling of problems related to population and community ecology, Mathematical modeling of communicable diseases, Mathematical modeling in the area of ecotoxicology.

Total No. Of Publications:

International - 06

National - 11

Short Summary of Teaching and Research accomplished:

I have guided two Ph.D. students during last five years. One student got Ph.D. in the area of mathematical modeling of the Environmental effects on interacting populations and the other student got Ph.D. in the area of mathematical modeling of communicable diseases in heterogeneous population.

Also I have published seven research papers related to the above mentioned areas of research during last five years.

List of 5 top Publications:

O.P Mishra and V.K Shrivastava (1996), Long Terms response of E-Vaginatum to Climate Change: A Mathematical Model, Current Trends in Biomedical Engineering, Eds. S. Radha Krishnan and M. Ramasubba Reddy.

O.P Mishra and Harpal Singh Chauhan (1998) Dynamics of the Spread of Communicable Diseases in Age Structured Population: A Mathematical Model, Advances in Biomechanics, ed K.R.Pardasani.

O.P Mishra and V.P.Saxena & P.Sinha(1998) On the Stability of Egg-Eating Predator –Prey System with Age Structured Predator Population, Indian J.Pure, Appl.Math.29(9)

O.P Mishra & B.P.S Jadon (1999)Stability of the two Competing Species with Convective and Dispersive Migration in a Heterogeneous Habitat, Proceedings of National Academy of Science, 69(A), II

O.P Mishra and B.P.S.Jadon & A.K.Sexena (2000) Mathematical Study of the Effects of Chemical Transformation of Toxicants on Single Species of Population : a Qualitative Approach, Proceeding of National Academy of Science ,70 (A) III