Regular biography
Dr Anna McGann is a researcher affiliated with The University of New South Wales, specifically within the School of Mathematics and Statistics. Her research interests are not explicitly detailed in the provided information. Dr McGann is associated with the Anita B. Lawrence Centre and can be contacted via email at a.mcgann@unsw.edu.au. Her academic profile is available at https://research.unsw.edu.au/people/dr-anna-mcgann, where details about her publications and research contributions may be found.
Scholar-generated biography
Anna V McGann is an Applied Mathematics Lecturer at UNSW, specializing in mathematical modelling and epidemiology. Her research focuses on developing fractional-order compartment models to describe complex biological and epidemiological processes. She explores the derivation of fractional-order models from stochastic processes, emphasizing their application in understanding infectious disease dynamics. Her work includes the development of numerical schemes for solving fractional differential equations and the analysis of reaction-diffusion and reaction-subdiffusion equations on evolving domains. McGann's research also addresses delay infectivity and recovery in SIR models, contributing to the understanding of disease transmission and control.