Faculty & Staff
Bassidy Dembele, Ph.D.
Associate Professor
Education:
Ph.D. (2008) Howard University
Research Interests:
Dynamical System, and Mathematical Biology.
About:
My research has mainly focused on the use of dynamical system and statistical theories
to study the spread of infectious diseases such as Malaria, HIV, Typhoid, etc. I am
interested in stability analysis, bifurcation theory, and periodic solutions.
Selected Publications:
- B. Dembele.; A. Friedman. ; A. A. Yakubu.: Malaria model with periodic birth and death
rates. Journal of Biological Dynamics (Published), July 2009.
- B. Dembele.; A. Friedman. ; A. A. Yakubu.: Mathematical model for testing the effectiveness
of sulfadoxine pyrimethane as temporary malaria vaccine. Bulletin of Mathematical
Biology (Published), May 2010.
- B. Dembele.; A. A. Yakubu.: Optimal treated mosquito bed nets and insecticides for
eradication of malaria in Missira, DCDS-B Vol. 17, no.6, September 2012.
- B. Dembele.; A. A. Yakubu.: Controlling Imported Malaria Cases In The United States
of America, MBE vol. 14, no. 1, 2017.
