Stanislav Smirnov - Curriculum Vitae#

• Ph.D., M.S., Mathematics September 1992 – June 1996
  
• California Institute of Technology Advisor: Prof. N. Makarov
  
• B.Sc., M.Sc., Mathematics (with honors) September 1987 – August 1992
  
• St.-Petersburg State University Advisor: Prof. V. Havin
  
• POSITIONS, AWARDS, PUBLICATIONS see above

• StatPhys25 International Congress, Seoul, South Korea (plenary) 2013-07
  
• Kolmogorov Lecture, World Congress in Probability and Statistics, Istanbul 2012-07
  
• Thomas Wolff lectures, Caltech, USA 2011-11
  
• A. L. Clark lecture, University of Texas, Dallas 2011-04
  
• Rollo Davidson lecture, Cambridge 2010-05
  
• International Congress on Mathematical Physics, Prague, Czech Republic 2009-08
  
• Stochastic Processes and Their Applications 33, Berlin, Germany (plenary) 2009-07
  
• 1st PRIMA Congress, Sydney, Australia (plenary) 2009-07
  
• Plucker Lectures, Bonn, Germany 2008-11
  
• British Mathematical Colloquium, York, UK (plenary) 2008-03
  
• De Giorgi Colloquium, Pisa, Italy 2007-04
  
• International Congress of Mathematicians, Madrid, Spain 2006-08
  
• XXth Nevanlinna Colloquium, Lausanne, Switzerland (plenary) 2005-08
  
• European Congress of Mathematics, Stockholm, Sweden 2004-06
  
• International Congress on Mathematical Physics, Lisbon, Portugal (plenary) 2003-07
  
• International Congress in Theoretical Physics, Paris, France 2002-07
  
• International Congress on Dynamical Systems, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 2000-07
  

• Workshop “2D statistical physics,” Les Diablerets, February 2013.
  
• “St.Petersburg School in Probability & Statistical Physics,” 200 participants, June 2012.
  
• “Random Processes, CFT and Integrable Systems,” St.Petersburg-Moscow, Sept. 2011.
  
• “Conformal maps, probability and physics,” Ascona, May 2010.
  
• 2D lattice models, Les Diablerets, February 2010.
  
• Borel seminar in probability, Les Diablerets, September 2009.
  
• “Dynamical Trends in Analysis,” Stockholm, May 2009.
  
• “Mathematical Physics: from 20 to 21’st Centuries,” Lausanne, March 2009.
  
• Workshop “Random Planar Geometry,” Les Diablerets, February 2009.
  
• Oberwolfach seminar “Conformal Invariance inMathematical Physics,” November 2007.
  
• “de Rham Day,” Lausanne, March 2007.
  
• School “Mathematical Physics,” Les Diablerets, March 2006.
  
• “Perspectives in Analysis,” Stockholm, May 2003.
  
• School “Combinatorics, Dynamics, Probabilities,” Stockholm, October 2000.

• A. Glazman and M. Khristoforov (current); K. Izyurov, defended 12-2011 at Geneva
  
• University (now researcher at Helsinki University); H. Duminil-Copin, defended 11-2011 at Geneva University (now assistant professor at Geneva University, received 2012 Rollo Davidson prize); C. Hongler, defended 06-2010 at Geneva University (now Ritt assistant professor at Columbia University); A. Kemppainen, defended 10-2009 at Helsinki University (now researcher at Helsinki University); D. Beliaev, defended 02-2005 at KTH Stockholm (now tenured lecturer at Oxford University).