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Raymond E. Goldstein Curriculum Vitae Education 1983:  Massachusetts Institute of Technology            S.B. Physics            S.B. Chemistry 1986: Cornell University            M.S. Physics 1988: Cornell University            Ph.D. Physics - Advisor: Neil W. Ashcroft                                      Thesis: ``Studies of Phase Transitions and Critical Phenomena" Academic Appointments 1988:          Service de Physique Théorique, Centre d'Etudes Nucléaires de Saclay,                     Gif-sur-Yvette, France                       Visiting Scientist 1988-1991: University of Chicago, James Franck and Enrico Fermi Institutes                       Postdoctoral Research (1988-91)                      Advisors: Gene F. Mazenko and Leo P. Kadanoff 1991-1996: Princeton University                       Assistant Professor of Physics                       Associated Faculty, Program in Applied and Computational Mathematics 1996-2002: University of Arizona                       Associate Professor of Physics and Applied Mathematics 2002-:         University of Arizona                       Professor of Physics and Applied Mathematics 2004-:         University of Arizona                       Member, Bio5 Institute                       Co-Director (with Roy R. Parker), Quantitative Biology Initiative 2006-:         University of Cambridge                       Schlumberger Professor of Complex Physical Systems, DAMTP Fellowships and Honors Apker Award, American Physical Society (1983) Fannie and John Hertz Foundation Graduate Fellowship, Cornell University (1983-1988) Robert McCormick Postdoctoral Fellowship, The Enrico Fermi Institute, University of  Chicago (1988) National Science Foundation Postdoctoral Research Fellowship, University of Chicago (1989-90) 31st Arthur H. Compton Lecturer, University of Chicago (1990) Alfred P. Sloan Research Fellow, Princeton University (1992-1996) National Science Foundation Presidential Faculty Fellow, Princeton University & University of Arizona (1993-1998) Stephanos Pnevmatikos Award in Nonlinear Science (2000) Fellow of the American Physical Society, Biological Physics (2003) Professional Service Adjunct Associate Editor for Biological Physics, Physical Review Letters (1996-1999) Divisional Associate Editor for Biological Physics, Physical Review Letters (2000-2002) Buckley Prize Selection Committee, American Physical Society   Vice-Chair (1997)   Chair (1998) Editorial Board, Nonlinearity (2001-2002) Editorial Board, Physica D (2001-2003) Editorial Board (covering Biological Physics), Reviews of Modern Physics (2002-) Co-organizer, Complex Systems Summer School, Santa Fe Institute (2000-2003) Division of Biological Physics, American Physical Society    Vice-Chair (2001-2002)    Chair-Elect (2002-2003)    Chair (2003-2004)

 

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