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Dr. SAQIB MUBARAK
Also known as: Saqib
Islamic University of Science and Technology, Lovely Professional University, University of Kashmir, Government College for Women Baramulla
About
Dr. Saqib Mubarak is an Assistant Professor at the Islamic University of Science and Technology, Awantipora, with a Ph.D. in Mathematical Biology from the University of Kashmir. His research focuses on mathematical modeling, diffusion, heat transfer in tissues, and tracer kinetics, with applications in drug delivery and biomedical transport. He also works as a Mathematics AI Trainer and Expert in advanced AI systems.
Employment
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Islamic University of Science and Technology Assistant Professor2024 - 2026
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Lovely Professional University Assistant Professor2023 - 2024
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Government College for Women Baramulla Lecturer2022 - 2022
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JKIMS Lecturer2022 - 2022
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Government Women's Degree College Baramulla Lecturer2021 - 2021
Education
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University of Kashmir Ph. D2017 - 2021
Projects & Funding
Projects & funding information is unavailable.
Publications (15)
- A generalized multilayer reaction–diffusion model for tumor dynamics under hyperthermic therapy with spatial heterogeneity Save
- Mathematical analysis of transmission dynamics in vector-borne diseases via a generalized SEIR model Save
- Local hyperthermic treatment of an advanced in vivo malignant tumor: A compartmental cum mathematical model Save
- A mathematical model to study thermoregulation and heat-transfer processes in hypothermic neonates under variable physiological parameters Save
- A Mathematical Model On The Dynamics Of Radioactive Tracer Flow In PET Scan Save
- Mathematical modeling of concentration/ timeactivity profiles of radiotracers in positron emission tomography Save
- Heat distribution and the condition of hypothermia in the multi-layered human head: A mathematical model Save
- Compartment modelling and eigenvalue expansion to study the drug concentration in capillary and tissue regions surrounding the malignant tumour Save
- Mathematical modelling of drug-diffusion from multi-layered capsules/tablets and other drug delivery devices Save
- Explicit finite difference method to estimate oxygen concentration in biological tissues under variable oxygen tension in capillaries Save