Curriculum Vitae for Marius Crainic Personal Name: Marius Nicolae Crainic Date of Birth: February 3, 1973 Place of Birth: Aiud (Romania) Nationality: Romanian Marital Status: Married (2 children). Home address: Dennenhorst 30, 3972 GM, Driebergen-Rijsenburg Work address: Wiskunde Gebouw, Budapestlaan 6, 3584 CD, Utrecht, Holland Web-page: http://www.math.uu.nl/people/crainic/ Email: [email protected] Tel.: +31 30 2531429 Fax: +31 30 2518394 Education 1996- 2000 Ph.D., Utrecht University Thesis: “Cyclic cohomology and characteristic classes for foliations”. Adviser: Ieke Moerdijk. 1995-1996 M.Sc. in Mathematics, MRI Master-Class Programme, Katholieke Univ. Nijmegen. Thesis: “Algebraic K-theory of quadratic number rings”. Mark of the final dissertation: 9.50. 1991-1995 B.S. in Mathematics, “Babes-Bolyai” University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania. Diploma thesis:“The Atiyah-Singer index theorem and the Atiyah-Bott Average mark: 10 (maximum). 1987-1991 High School, “H.C.C.” High School, Alba Iulia, Romania. The rest of this Curriculum Vitae is made out of three parts: • Research Component (containing Experience; Grants and Awards; International Ac- tivities; Organizational Activities). • Teaching Component (containing Teaching Degrees; Mini-courses abroad; Teaching Experience; Supervising Experience). • Publications Component. 2 Curriculum Vitae for Marius Crainic I. Research Component: Summary: • Experience • Grants and Awards • Talks in (international) conferences • Organizational activities • The broad research interests of Marius Crainic: Geometry and Topology 3 4 Experience 2007- UHD , Utrecht University, The Netherlands. 2002-2007 UD , Utrecht University, The Netherlands. 2002- 2007 Research Fellow of the Dutch Royal Academy of Sciences. Febr 2007 Invited Professor, Institute Henri Poincare, Paris, France. May 2003 Invited Professor, University of Clairmont-Ferrant, France. 2001- 2002 Miller Research Fellow, University of California at Berkeley, USA. 2000- 2001 Post Doc position, Utrecht University, The Netherlands. 1999 6 months visiting position, Universite Paris 6, France. 1996- 2000 Ph.D. Research, Utrecht University. 5 6 Grants and Awards1 2011-2016 ERC Starting Grant “New Advances through the boundaries of Poisson Geometry”. This project funds several PhD and PostDoc positions and is carried out at UU. The support for the project is 1.1 mil. euro. 2011-2016 NWO Vrije Competitie project “Flexibility and Rigidity of Geometric Structures”. This project funds a PostDoc position (3 years) and is carried out at UU. The support for the project is 200 k euro. 2009-2013 NWO Vrije Competitie project “Geometry of PDE’s and Poisson structures”. This project funds a PostDoc position (3 years) and is carried out at UU. The support for the project is 200 k euro. 2009 The SKOz degree (Senior Research Qualification), Utrecht University. 2008 Andre Lichnerowicz Prize in Poisson Geometry Lausanne, July 2008. 2007-2012 NWO Vidi project “Poisson Topology”. This project funds a PhD position (4 years), a PostDoc position (3 years), and part of my salary (about 2/3) and is carried out at Utrecht University. The support for the project is 600 k euro. 2004-2008 NWO Open Competitie project “Symmetries and Deformations in Geometry”. This project funded a PhD position (4 years) + a PostDoc position (3 years) at UU. The support for the project is 352 k euro. 2002- 2007 KNAW Research Fellowship. The grant was awarded for 3 years, and then prolonged for another 2. The grant supported my research and was carried out at Utrecht University. The support for the project is around 350 k euro. 2001-2004 Miller Research Fellowship (interrupted half way to start the KNAW position). The grant supported my research position at UC Berkeley. Applications for the grant are only by invitation and the selection is from all fields in science. 1996-2000 NWO PhD Fellowship, Utrecht University. 1995-1996 Master Class Fellowship, Mathematical Research Institute, The Netherlands. 1998-1991 Olympiads: various awards at national and international“Olympiads” such as: - International Mathematics Olympiad, Beijing, 1990: 3rd prize. - Balkan Mathematics Olympiad: 1st prize in 1990 and 1991. - National Mathematics Olympiad (Romania): 1st prize in 1991; 2nd prize in 1990. 1NWO= The Dutch National Science Foundation; KNAW= The Dutch Royal Academy of Arts and Sciences; MRI= The Dutch Mathematical Research Institute; Miller: refers to the Miller Foundation for Fundamental Research in Sciences, at UC Berkeley 7 8 Talks in (international) conferences • Oberwolfach meetings (Germany): several participations/talks given at the workshops organized at Mathematisches Forschungsinstitut Oberwolfach where the participation was by invitation only: -“Noncommutative Geometry”, September 2011. -“Poisson Geometry and Applications”, April-May 2007. -“Quantization of Poisson spaces with singularities”, January 2003. -“Nichtkommutative Geometrie”, March 2002. -“Noncommutative Geometry”, October 2001. -“Nichtkommutative Geometrie”, March 2000. -“Nichtkommutative Geometrie”, August 1998. • Erwin Schrodinger Institute for Mathematical Physics (Viena): invited to par- ticipate to various programs held at ESI and give talks in the related conferences, such as: - invited to the program “Higher structures in Mathematics and Physics”, October 2010. - invited to the workshop “Poisson Geometry and Sigma-models”, August 2007. - invited to the program “Poisson sigma-models, Lie algebroids, deformations and higher analogues”, 2007. - invited for the program “Gerbes, Groupoids, and Quantum Field Theory”, May 2006. - invited for the program “Moment maps and Poisson geometry”, August-November 2003. - invited to the program “Aspects of Foliation Theory in Geometry, Topology and Physics”, September 2002. • Poisson conferences: invited to speak in the regular biennial conference in Poisson geometry: -“Poisson Geometry in Mathematics and Physics”, IMPA, Rio de Janeiro, July 2010. -“Poisson Geometry in Mathematics and Physics”, Bernoulli Center, Lausanne, Switzer- land, July 7-11, 2008. -“Poisson geometry in mathematics and physics”, Tokyo, June 2006. -“Poisson 2004”, Luxembourg, June 2004, -“Poisson 2002”, Lisbon, September 2002. • Higher Structures conferences: invited to speak in the regular conferences ion ”higher structures”: -“Higher structures”, Gottingen, November, 2011. -“Higher structures in Mathematics and Physics”, Viena, October 2010. -“Higher Structures in Mathematics and Physics”, Zurich, November 2009. • MSRI (Berkeley): invited to speak in various conferences organized at the MSRI at Berkeley: 9 -“Symplectic geometry, noncommutative geometry and physics”, 2010. -“Noncommutative Geometry and quantization”, 2001. • Other conferences: invited to speak in various other conferences such as: -“Poisson Geometry and Applications”, Figueira da Foz, June 2011. -“Quantization of Singular Spaces”, Aarhus, December 2010. -“XVIII International Fall Workshop on Geometry and Physics”, Centro de Ciencias de Benasque Pedro Pascual, September 2009. -“FNRS contact group in Differential Geometry”, Han-sur-Lesse, Belgium, November 2008. -“Symplectic Geometry with Algebraic Techniques” (GESTA 2008), CRM Barcelona, May 2008. -“Lie Algebroids and Lie Groupoids in Differential Geometry”, Sheffield, 2007. -“Conference on Poisson Geometry”, the the Abdus Salam International Centre for Theoretical Physics, Trieste, July 2005. -“Au-dela des algebroides de Lie”, Ecole´ Polytechnique, 2004. -“Poisson Geometry, Deformation Quantisation and Group Representations”, Brus- sels, June 2003. -“Groupoid-fest 2002”, Reno, Nevada, November 2002. -“Quantization, deformations, and new homological and categorical methods in math- ematical physics”, LMS meeting, Manchester, 2001. -“Symplectic Geometry and Microlocal Analysis”, Penn State University, 1999. • Other visits, talks and minicourses: several other visits abroad, such as: University of Geneva (October 2007, invited by A. Alekseev and A. Heafliger), IHP Paris (January 2007), CIRM Luminy (September 2007), Instituto Superior Tecnico, Lisbon, Portugal (several visits in 2001, 2005, 2006, 2007, invited by R.L. Fernandes), Universite Paul Sabatier (Toulouse, 2002), University of Muenster (2002), University of California at Los Angeles (UCLA, 2001), etc. In all cases, I was invited to give talks or mini-courses (for the detailed list of mini-courses, see the ”teaching component” of the CV). • Journals: editor for the journals Indagationes and Mathematica; also a referee for various journals such as Journal of Differential Geometry, Inventiones, Advances in Mathematics, Duke Mathematical Journal, J. Reine Angew. Math., American Journal of Mathematics, Journal of Symplectic Geometry, Pacific Journal of Mathematics, Annales de l’institut Fourier, K-Theory etc. • Berkeley activities: During my stay at UC Berkeley as a Miller Research Fellow, I participated in various activities in the region (MSRI, Standford, UCLA) andas well as in the weekly interdisciplinary colloquium organized by the Miller Foundation for Basic Research in Science, which brings together scientists from the exact sciences. 10 Organizational activities • Poisson 2012: I am the chair of the organizing committee for the conference and summer school “Poisson 2012”, where we expect over 200 participants. Please see www.math.uu.nl/poisson2012 • Scientific organizer: organized various national or international activities such as: - The GQT conference “Conference Geometry and Quantum Theory” (together with G. Heckman and J. Heinlot), marking the end