Advanced Computational and Mathematical Models for Population Dynamics in a Changing World

Call for Papers

Special Issue: Advanced Computational and Mathematical Models for Population Dynamics in a Changing World

Journal: Mathematical Population Studies

Publisher: Taylor & Francis Group

Manuscript Deadline: 30 September 2026

About the Special Issue

The Mathematical Population Studies journal invites submissions for its Special Issue titled "Advanced Computational and Mathematical Models for Population Dynamics in a Changing World."

As global environmental, ecological, and demographic systems become increasingly complex, advanced computational and mathematical models have become indispensable tools for understanding population dynamics. These models integrate biological, environmental, and human-driven factors to examine population growth, dispersal, competition, migration, disease spread, extinction risks, and ecosystem resilience under rapidly changing conditions.

This Special Issue aims to bring together innovative research that advances mathematical modelling, computational techniques, and interdisciplinary approaches to better understand population dynamics in the face of climate change, habitat fragmentation, resource variability, biodiversity loss, and socio-economic transformations. Contributions that combine traditional mathematical modelling with emerging technologies such as machine learning, stochastic modelling, agent-based simulations, and multiscale modelling are especially encouraged.

The issue seeks theoretical, methodological, and applied research that strengthens predictive capabilities while supporting evidence-based conservation, resource management, public health, and policy decision-making.

Scope and Topics of Interest

Submissions may address, but are not limited to:

• Stochastic models of population growth and extinction risk

• Spatial models for habitat fragmentation and population connectivity

• Agent-based models of adaptive population behaviour

• Machine learning integrated with mathematical population models

• Nonlinear dynamics and bifurcation analysis

• Multiscale population modelling

• Species invasion and ecological interaction models

• Epidemiological and disease transmission modelling

• Large-scale computational population simulations

• Climate change impacts on reproduction and migration

• Socio-economic integration within ecological population models

• Evolutionary dynamics and genetic diversity modelling

• Model validation and uncertainty quantification

• Metapopulation dynamics and dispersal modelling

• Policy-driven population management and conservation modelling

Submission Guidelines

• Authors should submit their manuscripts through the ScholarOne submission system and select the appropriate Special Issue title during submission.

• Manuscripts should include the following sections in order: Title Page, Abstract, Keywords, Introduction, Materials and Methods, Results, Discussion, Acknowledgements, Declaration of Interest, References, Appendices (if applicable), Tables, Figures, and Figure Captions.

• Abstracts should be unstructured and limited to 200 words.

• Manuscripts must follow the journal's official author guidelines and formatting requirements.

Special Issue Editors

Dr. Ahmad Kadri Junoh
Universiti Malaysia Perlis, Malaysia

Dr. Suhaila Saidat
Irbid National University, Jordan

Dr. Achmad Abdurrazzaq
Indonesia Defense University, Indonesia

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