My research focuses on Applied Mathematics, particularly biomathematics. On this website, you could consult my publications. I am a Mathematician, Master in Applied Mathematics and PhD in Automatic Engineering. Currently, I am a full-time professor and researcher at the Department of Mathematics at the Universidad de Caldas, Manizales, Colombia. In addition, I am a member of the Research Group in Statistics and Mathematics.
My research lies at the nexus of Dynamical Systems and Biomathematics, where I develop and analyze mathematical models to understand complex real-world phenomena. A key focus is on Nonsmooth Systems in Epidemiological Models, which are essential for accurately capturing features like intermittent vaccination campaigns, policy-driven thresholds, or resource limitations in disease spread. To ensure these theoretical frameworks are robust and predictive, I employ techniques from Numerical Analysis for system simulation, approximation, and in-depth stability analysis, bridging the gap between abstract theory and practical application. Specifically in the following areas: