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Prof. Dr. Ulrich Koschorke


Curriculum Vitae


Education

1960-63, 65-67
Bonn University: Vordiplom 1962, Diplom 1966 (under the direction of Friedrich Hirzebruch)
1963
Berlin University
1963-65
Sorbonne, Paris (under the direction of Henry Cartan)
1967-68
Brandeis University, Ph. D. 1968 (Thesis advisor: Richard Palais)

Positions

1968-71, 72-74
Assistant Professor, Rutgers University
1971-72
Visiting Professor, Bonn University, Germany
1974-75
Assistant Professor, CUNY, New York
1975-77
Guest Professor, Bonn University
1977-
Full Professor, University of Siegen, Germany
1983-84
Chairman of the Mathematics Department
2005-07
Director of figs (Forschungsinstitut für Geistes- und Sozialwissenschaften in Siegen)

Memberships

1971-72, 1975-77
SFB Theoretische Mathematik, Bonn   (later on this became the Max-Planck-Institute for Mathematics)
1980/81 and 1990
Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton
1985 and 1989/90
Mathematical Sciences Research Institute, Berkeley

Visiting Professorships

Spring 1994
Tel Aviv (Israel)
Summer 1994
Nantes (France)
Spring 1999
Brandeis University (USA)
Summer 1999
San Diego (USA)

Organizer

5 International Topology Symposia in Siegen: 1979, 1987, 1993, 2001, and 2005.

Co-organizer of Scientific Congresses in Oberwolfach, Bielefeld, Tel Aviv, Rio de Janeiro, Eilat, and Bedlewo.


Co-Editor

Journal of Fixed Point Theory and Applications


Academic Honors and Awards

1963-65
Fellowship for studies at the Sorbonne
1967-68
Fellowship for studies at Brandeis University
1969-72, 1973-74
NFS Grants

Travel Grants to many scientific meetings and universities around the world, e.g. in Aarhus, Amsterdam, Baku, Barcelona, Bedlewo, Beijing, Berkeley, Bloomington, Bonn, Clermont-Ferrand, Calgary, Cambridge, Chicago, Delphi, Dijon, Edinburgh, Georgia, Haifa, Heidelberg, Helsinki, Hungary, Irvine, Jerusalem, Kiew, Kyoto, Los Angeles, Luminy, Marseille, Mexico, Montreal, Münster, Nantes, New Orleans, New York, Nice, Oberwolfach, Osaka, Oxford, Paris, Poznan, Princeton, Recife, Rio Claro, Rio de Janeiro, San Diego, S.-Peterburg, Santa Barbara, Sao Carlos, Sao Paulo, Srni, St. John's, Tel Aviv, Toulouse, Trieste, Vancouver, Waltham, Warszawa, Yongpyong (Korea), Zürich


Recent Visits Abroad

14.03.1994-23.03.1994, 03.04.1994-13.04.1994
Tel Aviv University, Israel (Michael Farber)
14.04.1994-02.05.1994
Technion in Haifa (Bronek Wajnryb)
03.05.1994-06.05.1994
Hebrew University of Jerusalem (Emmanuel Dror Farjoun)
16.05.1994-02.06.1994
University of Warwick, UK (Brian Sanderson)
06.06.1994-30.06.1994
Université de Nantes, France (Nathan Habegger and Pierre Vogel)
11.08.1994-25.08.1994
University of Olomouc, Czech Republic (Jiri Vanzura and Martin Cadek)
02.09.1994-10.10.1994
Pontifica Universidade Catolica and IMPA, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (Paul Schweitzer, Derek Hacon and Mauricio Peixoto)
September/October 1995, 27.07.1996-26.08.1996, 08.09.1997-11.10.1997, 13.09.1998-11.10.1998
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil (Paul Schweitzer, Mauricio Peixoto, Derek Hacon, Mario Olivero Marques da Silva, Maria Herminia de Paula Leite Mello, Alice M. Libardi, Isabel C. Rossini)
15.03.1998-29.03.1998
Université de Nantes (Nathan Habegger and Horst Ibisch)
August 1998
Delphi, Greece, meeting on Knot Theory
March 1999
Loyola University, New Orleans (Duane A. Randall)
April-May 1999
Indiana University, Bloomington (Kent Orr)
June 1999
University of California, San Diego (Peter Teichner)
July 1999
University of Calgary (Peter Zvengrowski)
18.08.1999-30.08.1999
Steklov Mathematical Institute, St. Petersburg, Russia (Vladimir M. Nezhinskij)
2000, 2002 and 2004
Brazil, research and lectures
05.08.2001-10.08.2001
Tel Aviv University, co-organizer of the meeting “Topological analysis of manifolds and submanifolds”
2003
Bedlewo, meeting on Knot Theory
June 2004
Université de Montréal, International Meeting on “Morse theoretic methods in non-linear analysis and symplectic topology”
28.06.-02.07.2004
Memorial University of New Foundland, International Conference on “Nielsen Theory and Related Topics”
26.-30.07.2004
Campinas (Brazil), XIV Encontro Brasiliero de Topologia, opening plenar speaker
14.-21.01.2006, 13.-20.01.2007
Srní (Czech Republic), Winter Schools of Geometry and Physics
21.-26.03.2007
Eilat, co-organizer of the conference “Surfaces in Low Dimensional Manifolds”
18.-24.06.2007
Bedlewo, “Algebraic Topology: Old and New”, M.M. Postnikov Memorial Conference
22.-28.07.2007
Bedlewo, co-organizer of the conference “Topological theory of fixed and periodic points”
05.-08.09.2007
Toulouse, “Journées toulousaines autour des tresses, groupes et variétés”, en mémoire de Heiner Zieschang
01.-30.05.2008
Great Britain and France, Lectures in Brighton, Durham, Edinburgh and Aberdeen; Douady Memorial Conference in Paris
25.-29.05.2009
Trieste, “International Conference on Knot Theory and its Applications to Physics and Biology”
09.-13.06.2009
Memorial University of New Foundland, International Conference on Nielsen Theory
19.-22.10.2009
Maresias (State of Sao Paulo), VII E.R. de Topologia
19.-23.04.2010
Luminy, Topologie Algébrique et Quantique (en l'honneur de Pierre Vogel)
02.-06.08.2010
Rio de Janeiro, XVII Encontro Brasileiro de Topologia
15.-22.01.2011
Srni (Czech Republic), Winter School of Geometry and Physics
07.05.-04.06.2011
Los Angeles and New Orleans, Cooperation with Robert Brown and Duane Randall, lectures in UCLA and UCIrvine(Conference "Geometry and its Applications" in honor of Richard Palais)
20.06.-24.06.2011
Capital Normal University, Beijing, International conference on Nielsen fixed point theory and related topics
05.-19.02.2012
Sultan Qaboos University, Muscat (Oman)
05.07.-06.08.2012
Rio de Janeiro and Sao Paulo, XVIII Encontro Brasileiro de Topologia, and Cooperation
Summer 2013
Bonn, Bedlewo, Rio de Janeiro
Summer 2014
Luminy, Poznan, Belgrade
Spring 2015
Rio de Janeiro

Further Interests

  • Ethnology: The material culture of the peoples of Central Asia (specifically of Turkmenistan and of Tibet). I organized exhibitions (with a variety of lectures) concerning Afghanistan (in 1983) and Tibet (in 2000).
  • Literature, History, Music, Hiking