Sergei Petrovskii

• Professor of Applied Mathematics , University of Leicester

I am an applied mathematician with thirty years of research experience in mathematical ecology and ecological modelling. My research spans across a broad variety of problems in ecology and population dynamics with a particular emphasis on modelling complex multiscale environmental and ecological systems. I published four books and about 150 papers in peer-reviewed journals. My recent research on the effect of the global warming on the atmospheric oxygen where he discovered a new type of ecological catastrophe has been published in high-ranked scientific journals and highlighted by media around the world. In 2011-21 I was the Editor-in-Chief of Ecological Complexity (Elsevier); since 2020 I am the Section Editor-in-Chief“Mathematical Biology” of Mathematics (MDPI). I am also the founder and the scientific coordinator of the MPDE conference series.

My research on the plankton-oxygen dynamcis under the climate change (where a new type of the global ecological catastrophe was discovered) was highlighted by several news agencies over the world including AFP Business Standard Mirror and Radio Ecoshock My collaborative project with Harper Adams University on modelling slug movement (funded by AHDB Project 214-0009118) was highlighted by the BBC and by Farmers Guardian My research on ecological transients and their possible role in mass extinctions was highlighted by Newsweek

• –present Professor of Applied Mathematics , University of Leicester

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