University of the Punjab.

Dr. Hamna Asad is serving as an Assistant Professor at the Institute of Energy and Environmental Engineering, University of the Punjab, and is dedicated to advancing mathematical research and academic excellence. She earned her PhD in Applied Mathematics from the University of the Punjab in 2024, following an M.Phil in Mathematics from the same institution in 2020, where she secured the second position. Before that, she completed her BS in Mathematics from the University of the Punjab in 2018, achieving the third position. As an emerging scholar in the field of General Relativity and Cosmology, she has made substantial contributions through her publication record, having authored/co-authored 17 impact factor research articles in reputable international journals. Her work has focused on Gravastars and Spatially Hyperbolic and Non-Hyperbolic Fluids in Modified Gravity, addressing fundamental challenges in the respective field. Alongside her research, she has taught multiple subjects at the BS level at different institutions (FAST NUCES, UMT, PU). She is dedicated to fostering an engaging and intellectually stimulating classroom environment. Her ongoing work continues to explore celestial objects with several projects in progress that promise to extend the boundaries of current mathematical understanding. Subsequently, her academic journey and professional experience reflect a deep commitment to both teaching and scholarly growth within the university.