Neha Mangal is a distinguished mathematician and educator with a Ph.D. in Mathematics from Vikram University, Ujjain (M.P.). Her scholarly pursuits lie at the intersection of biomathematics and mathematical modeling, with an emphasis on developing epidemic models that help manage the spread of infectious diseases. Employing advanced tools such as nonlinear differential equations and MATLAB simulations, she strives to bridge the divide between abstract mathematical theory and pressing public health challenges. She holds an M.Phil. and M.Sc. in Mathematics, a Postgraduate Diploma in Vedic Mathematics, and a certification in LaTeX, highlighting her strength in academic writing and technical presentation. Dr. Mangal has authored several peer-reviewed papers in national and international journals and has presented her research at prominent academic conferences. Her work was recognized with the Young Scientist Fellowship Award at the 36th M.P. Young Scientist Congress. Alongside her research, she is deeply passionate about teaching and academic mentoring. She has experience teaching undergraduate and postgraduate students, organizing seminars and workshops, and promoting creative and engaging teaching methods, including the use of Vedic Mathematics to simplify learning. Her vision is to make mathematics both accessible and meaningful. Dr. Mangal aspires to inspire future generations to discover the relevance of mathematics in real-world applications.