Short Curriculum Vitae

GEORGIOS DASKALOPOULOS

Research Interest:

Geometric Analysis, Differential geometry, Complex geometry, Moduli spaces, Mathematical physics

Education:

• University of Chicago, Mathematics, Ph.D 1989, Ph.D advisor: K. Uhlenbeck
  

•  University of Chicago, Mathematics, M.S 1985
  

• University of Athens, Greece, Mathematics, B.A 1984

Academic Appointments:

• Professor of Mathematics, Brown University, 1999-present
• Member, Institute for Advanced Study, 1997-98
• Associate Professor of Mathematics, Brown University, 1994-99
• Assistant Professor of Mathematics, Princeton University, 1992-94 • CLE Moore Instructor, MIT, 1989-92

Advisees:

• Victoria Gras Andreu (PhD student) Dissertation: Harmonic maps between 2-dimensional simplicial complexes (2019)
  

• Brian Freidin (PhD student) Dissertation: Harmonic maps between and into singular spaces (2018)
  

• Semin Kim (PhD student) Dissertation: Harmonic Maps and the Moduli of Higgs Bundles (2017)
  

• Graeme Wilkin (PhD student) Dissertation: An Analytic Stratification of the Space of Higgs Bundles (2006)
  

• Jinbo Lu (PhD student) Dissertation: Generalized Harmonic Maps (2003)
  

• Theo Vassilakis (PhD student) Dissertation: On a Conjecture of Bando-Siu (2002)