Curriculum Vitae
Gábor Tardos
Born: July 11, 1964, Budapest, Hungary.
Degrees:
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Diploma in Mathematics, Eötvös University, 1987.
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Ph.D. in Mathematics, Eötvös University, 1988.
Topic of thesis: universal algebra.
Advisors: L. Babai and P. P. Pálfy.
Positions:
Current:
Research Fellow at the Rényi Mathematical Institute of the
Hungarian Academy of Sciences, since 1990.
Past:
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Professor of the Computer Science Department of Eötvös University,
Budapest, 1992-2003.
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Member of the Institute for Advanced Study, 1996--97.
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Visiting Professor at the Computer Science Department of the University
of Toronto, 1995--96.
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Visiting Professor at the Computer Science Department of the Rutgers University,
1990--1992.
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Hungarian Academy of Sciences Fellowship at Eötvös University,
Budapest, 1987-90.
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Visiting Professor at the Computer Science Department of the University
of Chicago, 1989.
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Dickson Instructor at the Department of Mathematics of the University of
Chicago, 1988.
Awards:
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Corvin Chain Fellowship, 2002.
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P. Erdõs Prize of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, 1999.
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Rényi Prize of the A. Rényi Institute of the Hungarian Academy
of Sciences, 1999.
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Prize of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences for Young Researchers, 1995.
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Prize of the First European Congress of Mathematics, 1992.
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G. Grünwald prize for young researchers in mathematics,
awarded by the J. Bolyai Mathematical Society, 1988.
Editor of:
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Journal of Algorithms (Academic Press) 1996-2004
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ACM Transactions on Algorithms 2004-
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Order (Kluwer) since 1996-
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Periodica Mathematica Hungarica (Kluwer) 1995-
Recent committee memberships:
- Program committee of the 11th annual European Symposium on Algorithms
(ESA 2003)
- Program committee of the 18th annual IEEE Conference on Computational Complexity (COMPLEXITY 2003)
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Farkas Bolyai committee (awarding mathematical grants and research awards) 1998-
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