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Subrat SaurabhAuthor of Kuch Woh Pal
The book explores how mathematical biology can be made accessible through storytelling and culturally relevant examples from Indian contexts. It discusses how mathematical thinking emerges from biological observation, covering topics such as evolution, genetics, conservation, and disease ecology. The book includes practice problems, Python code, and real-world applications like tiger conservation, epidemic modeling, network analysis, and climate change.
Perfect For
Students of Biology • Educators • Self-learners • Anyone curious about the mathematical patterns hidden in nature
WHAT'S INSIDE
✓ Overcome Mathematics Anxiety: Storytelling approach that makes equations intuitive and accessible
✓ From Darwin to DNA: Evolution, genetics, conservation, and disease ecology made comprehensible
✓ Practice Problems & Python Code: Free online repository with datasets, solutions, and interactive examples
✓ Real-World Applications: Tiger conservation, epidemic modeling, network analysis, and climate change
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Alok Patel
Dr. Alok Patel is a zoologist and evolutionary biologist specializing in population genomics and conservation genetics. He has published in leading journals including Molecular Ecology Resources and Journal of Genetics, and serves as a peer reviewer for international scientific publications. He was an Assistant Professor at the University of Chile and currently teaches zoology at Kuchinda College, Odisha, India, where he conducts research in earthworm genomics. His mission is to demonstrate that mathematical reasoning emerges naturally from biological observation
