Andrew Granville's short resumé.
Canadian Research Chair in number theory at the University of Montreal


Education

1984-87: Doctor of Philosophy, Queen's University, Kingston, Ontario, Canada.
1983-84: Certificate of Advanced Studies (Distinction), Trinity Coll., Cambridge U.
1980-83: Bachelor of Arts (Honours), Trinity Coll., Cambridge U.


Academic positions

2002- Chaire de Recherche du Canada et professeur titulaire, University of Montreal.
1995-2002: Full Professor with tenure, and
David C. Barrow Chair of Mathematics at The University of Georgia.
1993-95: Associate Professor at The University of Georgia.
1991-93: Assistant Professor at The University of Georgia.
1989-91: Member of the Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton
( Algorithmic and Analytic Number Theory special year).
1987-89: Postdoctoral Position at The University of Toronto.



Awards/Honours

2009: Ford Award, Mathematical Association of America.
2008: Chauvenet Prize, Mathematical Association of America.
2007: Ford Award, Mathematical Association of America.
2007: Erdos memorial lecture, American Mathematical Society
2006: Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada
2006: Jeffrey-Williams prize, Canadian Mathematical Society
2001: BBV Professor, Universidad Autonoma, Madrid, Spain.
1999: Ribenboim Prize, Canadian Number Theory Association.
1999: Kloosterman Professor, University of Leiden, Holland.
1995: Hasse Prize, Mathematical Association of America.
1994-99: Presidential Faculty Fellowship (from President Clinton).
1992-95: Alfred P. Sloan Research Fellowship.


Committee Work

Scientific Advisory Committee, Mathematical Sciences Research Institute (MSRI), 2003-2005.
Scientific Advisory Panel, Fields' Institute, 2000-2005.

External Reviews: The "Committee of Visitors" for the National Science Foundation, 2001.
Georgia Tech, 2007; Bristol University, 2004; University of Colorado, 2001

Putnam questions committee 1999-02 (chair 2001-02).

Prizes: Fields/CRM (2004); Ribenboim (2004-2008); AMS: Doob (2007-13), Cole (2005).
CMS: Jeffrey-Williams (2007-8), Coxeter-James, Kreiger-Nelson (2005-7)

Current editorial boards

Algebra and Number Theory (2007--)
Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society (2005--2011)
Contributions to Discrete Mathematics (2005--)
Electronic Journal of Combinatorics (1994--)
Integers, the electronic journal of Combinatorial number theory (2000-).
involve: a journal of mathematics (2007--)
Mathematical Proceedings of the Cambridge Philosophical Society (2009-).
Online Journal of Analytic Combinatorics (2006--)


Lecture series

May 2009: Mini-cours, Ecole Normale Superieure, Paris
May 2009: Mini-course, University of Paris, Orsay
July 2008: Summer school, Ottawa
April 2005: Kemeny lectures, Dartmouth College
February 2004: CVC lectures (Five Colleges), Amherst College
June 2001: Banco Bilbao y Valencia lectures, Universidads Autonoma y Complutense, Madrid.
Spring 2001: Gentry lectures, Wake Forest
Sept 2000: Computational Number Theory Workshop, MSRI, Berkeley.
April/May 1999: InterCity Number Theory Seminar, Leiden, Holland.
March 1999: Theorie des nombres et geometrie arithmetique, CRM, Montreal.
April 1997: Analytic Number Theory Workshop , Hong Kong.
Spring 1996: University of Colorado, Boulder.
Spring 1996: Shrum lecture series, Simon Fraser U.
March 22-28, 1993: Frontiers in Mathematics, Texas A.& M. U.
June 1992: Number Theory Workshop, Santander, Spain.


Special conference lectures

2008: Plenary speaker, Canada-France meeting (CMS), Montreal.
2007: Public lecture, XXVth Journées Arithmétiques, Edinburgh.
2007: Erdos memorial lecture, American Mathematical Society.
2006: Jeffrey-Williams lecture, Canadian Mathematical Society.
2006: Royal Society of Canada annual meeting, invited speaker.
2004: "Current Events" speaker, American Mathematical Society, Phoenix.
2003: Plenary speaker at Canadian Mathematical Society meeting, Vancouver.
2002: Plenary MAA speaker at the Annual Joint Meeting, San Diego.
1999: Ribenboim lecture, Canadian Number Theory Association, Winnipeg.
1996: Plenary AMS/MAA speaker at the Annual Joint Meeting, Orlando.
1994: Invited Speaker at the International Congress of Mathematicians, Zurich.
1993: XXVI National Congress of the Sociedad Matematica Mexicana, Morelia, Mexico


Doctoral Students

Farzad Aryan, Kevin Henriot, Mohammed Bardestane, Tristan Freiburg, Daniel Fiorilli,
Youness Lamzouri ('09), Eric Pine ('04), Mike Beck ('04), Paulo Almeida ('04),
Pamela Cutter ('00), Dina Khalil ('00), Ernie Croot ('00),
Glenn Fox ('97), Kevin James ('97), Anitha Srinivisan (`95).

Doctoral students, part supervised: Claude Gravel (with Brassard), Carlos Vinuesa (with Cilleruelo),
Adrian Ubis ('06, with Chamizo), Mark Watkins ('00, with Pomerance), Gang Yu ('00, with Pomerance),
Jorge Jimenez (`95, with Cilleruelo), Alessandro Zaccagnini (`93, with Perelli).

Master's students : Antoine Poirier, Yara Elias (with McKenzie), Khanh Huynh, Marc-Andre Lacasse,
Sana Mekhari ('05), Chris Groer ('01), Chris Orr ('97).

Postdoctoral Associates

Xander Faber (08-11); Arnaud Chadozeau (07-10);
Ismaila Ndiaye (06-08); Igor Wigman (06-08); Nathan Jones (05-08);
Jason Lucier (05-08); Guillaume Ricotta (04-07); Harald Helfgott (04-07);
Habiba Kadiri (03-07); Jack Fearnley (03-); Nathan Ng (01-04);
Steve Astels (99-01); Par Kurlberg (99-01); Tom Tucker (98-02);
Daniel Shiu (97-99); Morley Davidson (96-97); Seva Lev (96-98);
Sonjie Ren (95-96); Binlong Zhang (94-95); Ken Ono (93-94).


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