 My scientific work in the past has revolved around quantum field theory, string theory and algebraic geometry. While I retain these interests I currently work on applied probability theory (artificial intelligence and quantitative finance) and complexity theory (relationship with high-energy physics, fractal geometry, and computational aspects of emergent phenomena). My academic CV I am also involved in geopolitical risk and emerging technologies management consultancy as a Contributing Analyst for Wikistrat, Inc and as a Researcher with the Hybrid Reality Institute respectively. Please visit my other site Plectica if your primary interest is in my risk consultancy and technology management work [email] abhijnan.rej@gmail.com [skype] abhijnanrej
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Selected honors Clay Mathematics Institute special "Junior Research Scholar", 2008 Past placesBoston University Presidential Fellow, 2005 University of Connecticut University Scholar, 2003 Skagerak Int. School (high-school/Int. Bacc.) University of Connecticut (BA and MS) Boston University (PhD coursework) Max-Planck Institute for Mathematics Bonn (PhD) Durham University (EU Marie-Curie "predoc") Fields Institute (first job) Institut des Hautes Etudes Scientifiques (short-term visits) Et cetera Matilde Marcolli, my PhD supervisor. Science Education Initiative India: a non-profit I am involved with! Vivatsgasse7: a short-lived communal math blog. Two undergrad profiles of mine published in the UConn Math Department Newsletter: 2003 and 2005. A couple of paintings Useful/engaging external links: arXiv, mathoverflow, n-Lab, mathblogging.org, string vacuum project and for that "other life", IMSDB, NYRB and Guernica and finally if you are a young student (and perhaps even if you are not), DFW's "This is Water" |