Fatemeh Gharari | Probability | Women Researcher Award

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Assist Prof Dr. Fatemeh Gharari | Probability | Women Researcher Award

Assist Prof Dr. Fatemeh Gharari, University of Mohaghegh Ardabil, Iran

👩‍🏫 Dr. Fatemeh Gharari is an Iranian statistician and Assistant Professor at the University of Mohaghegh Ardabili. 📊 With a PhD in Mathematical Statistics, her expertise lies in Bayesian Statistics and Complex Systems. 📈 She serves as Managing Editor for the Journal of Hyperstructures and has published extensively in reputable journals. 📚 Dr. Gharari’s research focuses on fractional distributions and their applications, with a keen interest in cognitive science and teaching. 🧠 Fluent in Turkish, Farsi, and English, she is an accomplished academic with numerous awards and a dedicated mentor to her students.

 

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Education:

📚 Dr. Fatemeh Gharari embarked on her academic journey with a Bachelor’s in Applied Mathematics from Payamnoor University, Iran, from 2007 to 2010. 🎓 She continued her pursuit of knowledge with a Master’s in Pure Mathematics at the University of Mohaghegh Ardabili, graduating in 2013. 📈 Dr. Gharari’s passion for statistical analysis led her to pursue a PhD in Mathematical Statistics at the same university, culminating in 2019. 🌐 Seeking further enrichment, she broadened her horizons as a Visiting Student at McMaster University, Canada, from 2018 to 2019. 🌟 This diverse educational background has equipped her with a comprehensive understanding of mathematical principles and statistical methodologies.

 

Awards and Honors:

🏅 Dr. Fatemeh Gharari’s academic excellence has been consistently recognized through prestigious honors and awards. 🌟 She proudly holds the title of the top graduate of the Department of Statistics at the University of Mohaghegh Ardabili, a testament to her exceptional performance and dedication. 🎓 In 2017, she was bestowed with the honor of being named a Distinguished PhD Student in the Department of Statistics, further highlighting her scholarly achievements and contributions. 🏆 Additionally, Dr. Gharari’s outstanding academic prowess was acknowledged earlier in her career when she was recognized as a Distinguished Student in the Province of Ardabil in 2000, setting the stage for her future success.

Research Focus:

🔍 Dr. Fatemeh Gharari’s research focus primarily revolves around the exploration and application of fractional calculus in statistical modeling and analysis. 📊 Her work encompasses diverse areas such as Bayesian estimation, discrete fractional calculus, stochastic processes, and the development of novel distributions through fractional techniques. 📈 By leveraging fractional methodologies, Dr. Gharari contributes significantly to enhancing statistical methodologies and their practical applications in various fields including finance, cryptography, and image encryption. 💡 Her expertise in this domain underscores her commitment to advancing statistical theory and its real-world implications, fostering innovation and problem-solving in statistical research.

 

Publication Top Notes:
  1. The discrete delta and nabla Mittag-Leffler distributions 📊 Cited by 8 📅 2018
  2. Space-time fractional porous media equation: Application on modeling of S&P500 price return 📈 Cited by 6 📅 2021
  3. A New Method for Generating Discrete Analogues of Continuous Distributions. 📊 Cited by 6 📅 2018
  4. Some Fractional Special Functions and Fractional Moments 📊 Cited by 6 📅 2013
  5. Bayesian estimation in delta and nabla discrete fractional Weibull distributions 📊 Cited by 5 📅 2016
  6. The generalized random variable appears the trace of fractional calculus in statistics 📊 Cited by 5 📅 2015
  7. A new stochastic order based on discrete Laplace transform and some ordering results of the order statistics📊 Cited by 4 📅 2023
  8. An application of discrete fractional calculus in statistics 📊 Cited by 3 📅 2018
  9. Variable-order porous media equations: Application on modeling the S&P500 and Bitcoin price return📈 Cited by 2 📅 2024
  10. A Pliant Model to Count Data: Nabla Poisson–Lindley Distribution with a Practical Data Example📊 Cited by 1 📅 2023