Biography

Moussa Doumbia is a faculty in the department of Mathematics at Howard University in Washington, DC . He earned his  Ph.D. in Mathematics from Howard University of Washington, DC. Prior to coming to Howard, he earned a Bachelor degree in Mathematics (Magna cum laude) from  the University of the District of Columbia (2004-2007). As an undergraduate, he did some research work about the cyclotomic points on a curve under the direction of Dr. Vernise Steadman .
He graduated from UDC a semester early . While in undergraduate school, he enjoyed the vibrant atmosphere of working through statistical and mathematical problems and in particular, the applications of ordinary differential equations. He is interested in a wide variety of equations that define dynamical systems, including difference equations, matrix equations, ordinary and partial differential equations, and delay equations. His work focuses on  theoretical investigations and modeling of  infectious  diseases such as Malaria, TB, H1N1, Ebola… etc. He also maintains a great interest in data sciences. He  speaks English, French,  Mangding   and limited knowledge in Spanish. He enjoys running, traveling, and public speaking.