Carlos A. Braumann is Emeritus Professor (title awarded in 2018) and member of the Center for Research in Mathematics and Applications at the Universidade de Évora, Portugal. Education: Ph. D. degree (1979) at Stony Brook University (USA); Licenciatura (1973, Applied Mathematics) and Bach. (1971, Mathematics) degrees at the Universidade de Luanda. At the Universidade de Évora, he became Assistant Professor in 1979, followed by Associate Professor and Full Professor (since 1989) positions. Research interests: Probability and Statistics, mainly stochastic differential equations and applications to modelling and optimization in biological (population dynamics, fisheries, animal growth, demography) and financial issues. He is Elected Member of the International Statistical Institute (elected in 1991) and was President of the European Society for Mathematical and Theoretical Biology (2009-12) and of the SPE-Sociedade Portuguesa de Estatística (2006-12). In 2019 became Honorary Member and received a Career Award from SPE. He is member of other scientific societies.