Editor Name: Zeeshan Yousaf

Designation: Associate Professor

University: University of the Punjab

Country: Pakistan

Biography:

Dr. Zeeshan Yousaf is a Pakistani Mathematician and HEC Approved Supervisor, specializing in Geometry, Mathematical Physics, and Mathematical Cosmology. He is among the top young researchers in Pakistan in the field of Mathematics and Basic Sciences. According to the 2017 Directory of PSP released by the Pakistan Council of Science and Technology, Dr. Zeeshan was announced as the 7th most productive young scientist in Pakistan. According to Science-wide author databases of standardized citation indicators based on the dataset released by Scopus and Mendeley, Dr. Zeeshan has been ranked among the top 2% of scientists worldwide in his field of study. This is his single-year impact (2019, 2020, 2021) and career-wise (2021) impact. He has been receiving more than 90% of student evaluations from the departmental students conducted each year by the Quality Enhancement Cell of the University. He has been regularly awarded Research Incentives from the University of the Punjab and the Research Productivity Award from the “Pakistan Council of Science and Technology”, Islamabad. He is a reviewer of many notable impact factor international journals, and the editor, and the associate editor of a few international journals. He is a permanent member of some well-known societies like the Pakistan Physical Society, Pakistan Mathematical Society, etc. He developed with his colleagues a very strong group of relativity named “The Group of Gravitation and Cosmology” in his department with the aim to provide an effective floor for researchers for discussing their research findings and sharing their knowledge as well as experience with each other. He has successfully completed two NRPU research projects (worth 2.5 million PKR) as Principal Investigator and Co-Principal Investigator funded by HEC. Dr. Zeeshan has participated in and presented his research papers at 37 international and national conferences/seminars in his field. Initially, he worked on exact solutions to the non-linear partial equations of motion. He also analyzed the effects of the cosmological constant on such systems and thereby developed an interest in the cosmological constant and the dark energy problem. In recent years, he has been working on the mathematical modeling of various dynamical systems in the field of mathematical physics. He is handling the mathematical and computational challenges in the modeling of stable complex systems.