Ricardo Nirenberg

EDUCATION
1960 Licenciado en Matematicas, Universidad de Buenos Aires
1966 Ph.D. in Mathematics, New York University

ACADEMIC EXPERIENCE
1971-present : Associate Professor, University at Albany
1971 -1972, 1978 : Visiting Professor, University of Buenos Aires
1970-1971 : Associate Professor, University of Wisconsin, Madison
1969- 1970 : Visiting Professor, University of Pisa, Italy
1968-1970 : Assistant Professor, University of Wisconsin, Madison
1966-1968 : Lecturer, Brandeis University

AWARDS
1966-1968 : Recipient, U.S. Army Grant
1969-1970 : Research Grant, Graduate School, University of Wisconsin
1970-1971 : National Science Foundation Grant
1972-1974 : National Science Foundation Grant
1974 : SUNY Faculty Fellowship

INVITED ADDRESSES AND COURSES
At Stanford University; Scuola Normale Superiore di Pisa; University of Rome; University of
California, Berkeley; AMS Conference, Milwaukee, WI; University of Notre Dame; Brown University;
Columbia University; University of Kentucky; Universite de Montreal; Universities of Rome, Florence,
L'Aquila and Camerino.

PUBLICATIONS
On Pseudo-quasiconformality in Several Complex Variables (Thesis, New York University). Twelve
papers and articles, in works and journals including De Rev. Union Mate (Argentina), Trans. American
Mathematics Society, Bulletin of the American Mathematics Society, and others.

LITERARY PUBLICATIONS
Short stories in Stories (Boston); translations (from the French) of the poetry of Benjamin Fondane and essays (including "Howling from the Margins [on Reading Cioran]," "Harold Bloom, American Prophet?," and "Against Professionalism") in Exquisite Corpse.

TEACHING AREAS
Graduate and Undergraduate Courses: Calculus, Elementary Statistics, History of Mathematics, Basic
Analysis, Seminar for Masters Students, Complex Algebra, Linear Algebra.

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