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AARMS Postdoctoral Fellowship Support Program
The AARMS postdoctoral fellowship competition is closed for applications. The next competition will open in November, 2012. Information on how to apply will be posted nearer to that time.
First, please consult the Rules.
2012 Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards
Charles Paquette received his Ph.D. in 2010 at the Université de Sherbrooke, Quebec, Canada. As an AARMS postdoctoral fellow, he is working at the University of New Brunswick under the supervision of Drs Hugh Thomas and Eddy Campbell. His research interests focus on representation theory of associative algebras. His last projects dealt with Auslander-Reiten theory, representation theory of infinite quivers, homological conjectures and semi-invariants of quivers. Website: www.math.unb.ca/~charles/
Other Current AARMS Postdoctoral Fellows
Mahya Ghandehari received her Bachelors Degree in civil engineering in 2001 from Isfahan
University of Technology , Iran. She obtained her Masters degree in mathematics at Sharif
university of technology. In 2005, she finished
her second Masters degree at Concordia.
She is currently working as an ARMS PDF at Dalhousie under the supervision of Keith Taylor. Her research interests
are in harmonic analysis, Fourier analysis, and combinatorial structures.
Alexei Gordienko obtained his PhD at Moscow State
University (Russia) in 2009, worked at MSU from 2008 till
2010. His research interests lie in polynomial
identities and their generalizations, codimensions,
cocharacters, associative and Lie algebras, Young diagrams.
He is working as an AARMS postdoc at Memorial
University of Newfoundland under the supervision
of Dr. Mikhail Kotchetov.
Dawood Kothawala is working as an AARMS PDF with the Gravity Group at the University of New Brunswick under the supervision of Jack Gegenberg and Sanjeev Seahra. He did his Ph.D. in Theoretical Physics [2005-2010] from the Inter-University Centre for Astronomy and Astrophysics (IUCAA), Pune (India) under the supervision of Prof Thanu Padmanabhan. His research interests are in thermodynamic aspects of gravity, semiclassical effects in black hole physics, and possible manifestations of Planck scale effects. He did his B.E.(Hons.) Electrical and Electronics Engineering, with integrated M.Sc.(Hons.) Physics, from the Birla Institute of Technology and Science (BITS), Pilani (India).
Peter LeFanu Lumsdaine has taken up his AARMS fellowship at Dalhousie University, working with Peter Selinger and Richard Wood in the Atlantic Category Theory Group. His current research is in categorical logic, higher category theory, and constructive mathematics. He obtained his Bachelor's and CASM at the University of Cambridge, and his PhD in 2010 at Carnegie Mellon University, supervised by Steve Awodey.
Rui Peng is working as an AARMS PDF at Memorial under the guidance of Xiaoqiang Zhao. Mr. Peng obtained his PhD at the University of New England, Australia in 2010. His research interests mainly include nonlinear elliptic and parabolic differential equations and systems. His research focuses on the study of various qualitative properties of solutions of nonlinear differential equations and systems, mostly arising from applied sciences, such as from mathematical biology, epidemiology and chemical reaction.
Hongying Shu received her PhD from Harbin Institute of Technology (China) in 2010.
She is working as an AARMS PDF at the University of New Brunswick under
the supervision of Lin Wang and James Watmough. Her current research focuses on
modeling, analysis and simulations of models in biology, epidemiology, immune
system, and gene and neural networks.
Ryan Tifenbach received his PhD from the Hamilton Institute, National University of Ireland, Maynooth, under the supervision of Steve Kirkland. He is working with Danny Dyer at the Memorial University of Newfoundland as an AARMS Postdoctoral Fellow. He received his masters degree from the University of Regina in 2008. His research interests include combinatorics and linear algebra, with a special focus on eigenvalues and graphs.
Francis Valiquette obtained his Ph.D. in 2009 from the University of Minnesota and from 2009-11 he was an NSERC of Canada Postdoctoral Fellow at McGill University. As an AARMS PDF he is working under the guidance of Professor Robert Milson at Dalhousie University. His current research deals with the theory and applications of transformation groups and their invariants to problems coming from geometry and mathematical physics.
Past Postdoctoral Fellows
- Evgeny Chibrikov, Memorial 2009-11
- Alin Ciuperca, UNB 2009-11
- Kia Dalili, Dalhousie 2005-07
- Thomas Guedenon, Mount Allison 2003-05
- Rebecca Hammond, Acadia 2007-09
- Sigbjorn Hervik, Dalhousie 2005-06
- Daniel Horsley, Memorial 2008-10
- Golam Hossain, University of New Brunswick 2008-10
- Tobey Kenney, Dalhousie 2006-08
- Michael A. Warren, Dalhousie 2010-11
- Ping Wong Ng, University of New Brunswick 2003-05
- Oliver Winkler, University of New Brunswick 2004-06
- Dansheng Yu, Saint Francis Xavier 2006-08
Papers by AARMS Postdoctoral Fellows can be accessed in the document server in our Online Services page.