Mr. Beza Aga | Mathematical modeling | Best Researcher Award

Mattu University | Ethiopia

Mr. Beza Aga is an Ethiopian mathematician and academic with more than twelve years of teaching and research experience in applied mathematics, mathematical modeling, and computational techniques, currently serving as an Assistant Professor at Mattu University, Ethiopia. He has authored several peer-reviewed publications in leading journals such as Frontiers in Applied Mathematics and Statistics and Asian Journal of Mathematics and Applications, focusing on mathematical modeling of diseases, corruption dynamics, and engineering equations. His scholarly contributions include research on COVID modeling, pneumonia co-infections, smoking dynamics, and the impacts of migration on corruption, showcasing his ability to integrate theoretical mathematics with real-world societal challenges. Beza is fluent in English, Oromic, and Amharic, and is deeply committed to advancing mathematical sciences through both teaching and research. His career reflects dedication to innovation in applied mathematics, active participation in national and international conferences, and a vision to strengthen Ethiopia’s academic and scientific community.

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Education:

Mr. Beza Aga is currently pursuing a Ph.D. in Mathematical Modeling at Mattu University, Ethiopia, where he is focusing on advanced methods for analyzing complex systems, disease dynamics, and applied computational techniques. He earned his Master of Science in Mathematics  from Addis Ababa University, one of Ethiopia’s premier institutions, where he specialized in applied mathematics and deepened his expertise in analytical and numerical methods for real-world problem solving. Prior to this, he obtained a Bachelor of Science degree in Applied Mathematics from Hawassa University , equipping him with a strong foundation in core mathematical theories and applications. His academic journey reflects a consistent commitment to excellence and a desire to contribute solutions through mathematical frameworks. This educational progression has provided him with comprehensive skills in differential equations, optimal control, and computational analysis, making him well-prepared to tackle interdisciplinary challenges in both theoretical and applied mathematics.

Experience:

Mr. Beza Aga has over twelve years of academic and research experience at Mattu University, Ethiopia, under the College of Natural and Computational Sciences. He began his career as a Lecturer in October, where he taught a wide range of undergraduate and graduate mathematics courses, mentored students, and contributed to curriculum development. he was promoted to the position of Assistant Professor of Applied Mathematics, where he expanded his role to include supervising postgraduate research, publishing scholarly works, and leading innovative projects in mathematical modeling and applied sciences. His teaching covers core mathematical principles, differential equations, and computational techniques, with a focus on their applications in public health, social dynamics, and engineering systems. Beyond classroom teaching, he has actively participated in national workshops and international conferences, presenting impactful research and building collaborative academic networks. His extensive experience demonstrates his dual strength as both an educator and a researcher.

Awards and Honors:

Throughout his career, Mr. Beza Aga has been recognized for his academic and research excellence through opportunities to present his work at national and international platforms. He has participated in the International Conference on Complex Analysis and Partial Differential Equations organized by Addis Ababa University, and has been invited to share his research on malaria modeling, smoking dynamics, and applied mathematics at Mattu University’s National Conferences. His scholarly works have been published in highly regarded, Scopus-indexed journals such as Frontiers in Applied Mathematics and Statistics, which reflects recognition from the global academic community. Additionally, his research contributions on COVID transmission modeling and corruption dynamics have attracted attention for their innovative and socially relevant insights. While formal awards are not listed, his consistent record of publication, peer-reviewed contributions, and academic conference presentations represent important milestones and honors within his field. These recognitions highlight his credibility, commitment, and rising influence in applied mathematics.

Research Focus:

Mr. Beza Aga research focus lies in mathematical modeling, applied mathematics, and computational methods with applications in public health, social systems, and engineering. His work emphasizes developing mathematical frameworks to understand and control real-world phenomena such as infectious diseases, corruption dynamics, and behavioral patterns. He has published extensively on topics including COVID transmission in Ethiopia, pneumonia and COVID co-infection with optimal control strategies, malaria transmission influenced by human mobility, and the mathematical analysis of smoking dynamics. Beyond epidemiology, his research extends to engineering mathematics, solving fractional beam equations, transport equations, and related applied problems using reduced differential transform methods. He is also exploring interdisciplinary approaches by connecting migration studies with corruption dynamics, showcasing his ability to integrate mathematics with socio-economic challenges. His ongoing Ph.D. work in mathematical modeling strengthens his expertise in addressing complex systems through rigorous theoretical frameworks, computational simulations, and cost-effective strategies for sustainable development.

Publication:

Title: Pneumonia and COVID-19 Co-infection Modeling with Optimal Control Analysis
Year: 2024
Citations: 13

Title: The Reduced Differential Transform Method for Solving Beam and Airy Equations
Year: 2017
Citations: 3

Title: Corruption dynamics: a mathematical model and analysis
Year: 2024
Citations: 2

Title: Mathematical modeling of COVID-19 and its transmission in case of Ethiopia
Year: 2021
Citations: 1

Title: Optimal Control Analysis of Smoking Dynamics Model With Cost‐Effective Strategies
Year: 2025

Title: Assessing the Impact of Migration on Corruption Dynamics
Year: 2025

Title: Mathematical Modeling of Prostitution Dynamics
Year: 2024

Title: Approximate Solution of Time-fractional Beam Equation by Reduced Differential Transform Method
Year: 2021

Title: Exact Solution of Transport Equations Using Reduced Differential Transform Method
Year: 2017

Title: The Effect of Geometry Sketchpad on the Academic Achievement of Students: The Case of Bedele Secondary and Preparatory School
Year: 2017

Title: The Cauchy Kernel and the Transform of Cauchy-Bochner and Hilbert
Year: 2012

Title: Case of Bedele Secondary and Preparatory School
Year: 2017

Conclusion:

Overall, Mr. Beza Aga is a highly capable researcher with solid expertise in mathematical modeling and applied mathematics. His contributions to public health modeling, corruption dynamics, and optimal control theory reflect both innovation and relevance. With his proven teaching experience, ongoing doctoral research, and dedication to advancing mathematical sciences, he is a strong candidate for the Research for Best Researcher Award. With further expansion of his international collaborations and publications in top-tier journals, he has the potential to make even greater contributions to the global research community.