Zahra Aminzare

Professor Zahra Aminzare is an esteemed Assistant Professor in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Iowa, where she collaborates on research in applied dynamical systems and partial differential equations. Her work is particularly focused on modeling and analyzing complex biological phenomena, bridging the gap between theoretical mathematics and practical applications in the life sciences. In addition to her role in the Mathematics Department, Professor Aminzare is an integral part of the Applied Mathematical & Computational Sciences program and contributes significantly to The Interdisciplinary Graduate Program in Neuroscience. Her affiliation with The Iowa Neuroscience Institute underscores her commitment to advancing research at the intersection of mathematics and neuroscience, where she explores innovative approaches to understanding neural dynamics and other biological systems. Professor Aminzare's academic journey began at Sharif University of Technology in Iran, where she earned her Bachelor's degree. She then pursued her doctoral studies at Rutgers University, obtaining a Ph.D. in Mathematics. Her educational background has equipped her with a robust foundation in mathematical theory, which she adeptly applies to her interdisciplinary research endeavors. Throughout her career, Professor Aminzare has been dedicated to fostering a collaborative research environment, encouraging students and colleagues alike to engage in cross-disciplinary projects. Her contributions to the field are not only advancing mathematical understanding but also enhancing the application of mathematics in solving real-world biological challenges.