Kálmán Győry - Curriculum Vitae#

• 1964, graduated in mathematics from Kossuth Lajos University (KLTE), since 2000 called University of Debrecen (UD)
  
• 1966, university deoctor degree; 1973, candidate degree, supervisor Professor P.Turán; 1984, academic doctor degree
  

• 1964-85, assistant, assistant professor, associate professor, KLTE
  
• 1985-2010, Professor, KLTE, DU ; 2010- Professor Emeritus, DU
  
• 1988-2005, Head of Department of Algebra and Number Theory , KLTE, DU
  
• 1993-98, Dean of Faculty of Sciences, KLTE
  
• 2001-2002, Rector; 2002-2003, Prorector, UD

• Prominent member of the Hungarian mathematical life
  
• 1993 corresponding member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences ( HAS )
  
• 1998 - present ordinary member of HAS
  
• 1999 - 2005, Chair of the Mathematical Section of HAS
  

• 1972-2006, supervisor of 13 PhD students, including A.Pethő, P.KIss, B.Brindza, I.Gaál, A.Pintér and L.Hajdu who have been later appointed to university professor
  
• 1972 - preset founder and leader of an internationally acknowledged Diophantine number theory research group in Debrecen which consists of his former PhD students and their students. The group has obtained significant results in almost all important areas of Diophantine number theory
  
• 2001 - present Vice president of the Janos Bolyai Mathematical Society
  
• 2012 - present Vice president of then Hungarian Accreditation Committee
  
• Visiting professorship: 1979, Paris; 1983-84, Leiden; 1991,1993, Budapest
  
• Guest researcher: 1985-86, Budapest; 1987, Strasbourg; 1993, Berkeley; 1994, Tokyo; 2004, Hong Kong; 2005, Bombay; 2006, Vienna
  
• More than 170 invited lectures in USA, Canada, Brasil, India, China, Japon, Australia and 16 countries of Europe, including at the 1991 Journées Arithmétiques in Geneva and the 1999 Baker 60 conference in Zürich

• Organized international conferences: 1987 in Budapest; 1996 in Eger,;1997 in Zakopane, Schinzel 60 conference; 2011 in Budapest, Turán Memorial Conference
  
• Edited proceedings of the Budapest, Eger and Zakopane conferences; member of the editorial board of the journal 'Acta Arithmetica' and 10 further international journals
  
• Acted as referee/reviewer for many journals, dissertations, scientific applications and funding agencies in Europe, including the panel membership for the European Research Council
  
• Since 1970 member of the American Mathematical Society