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Curriculum Vitae
Education:
Positions:
- Assistant Professor
of Statistics,
Stanford University (1974-79)
- Research Staff
Member, AT&T Bell
Laboratories (1978-79)
- Associate Professor of
Statistics,
Stanford University (1979-80)
- Visiting
Professor,
Department of Statistics, Harvard University
(1981-82)
- Visiting Professor,
Department of
Mathematics, Harvard
University, M.I.T.
(1985-86)
- Professor of Statistics, Stanford University (1981-87)
- George Vasmer Leverett Professor
ofMathematics, Harvard
University (1987-1997)
- David Duncan Professor,
Department
of Mathematics and ORIE, Cornell University (1996-1998)
- Mary Sunseri Professor, Department
of Statistics and Professor of
Mathematics at Stanford University (1998-present)
- Fellow, Center for Advanced Study in the Behavioral Sciences,
1999-2000
Other Professional Experience
- Statistical Consultant to Scientific
American on various aspects of paranormal
phenomena, 1972 - 1980
- Statistical Consultant to Jet
Propulsion Laboratories: Quantifying Order of Magnitude Estimates in
Deep Space Net, Summer 1974
- Statistical Consultant
to Bell Telephone Laboratories, Murray Hill, New Jersey, 1974 -
present
- Statistical Consultant to Stanford Linear
Accelerator, Summer 1977 - present
- Statistical
Consultant to Teledyne, Cryptography Division, 1993-1999
Editorial Board
- Advances in Applied Mathematics
- SIAM Journal on Discrete Mathematics
- Journal of Theoretical Probability
- Statistics and Computation
- Mathematics and
the Internet
Honors and Awards
- Elected as Fellow of the
Institute of Mathematical Statistics, 1981
- Winner of the Rollo
Davidson Prize (given by Cambridge University), 1981
- Awarded a MacArthur Fellowship, 1982-1987
- Wald
Lecturer, Institute of Mathematical Statistics,
1987
- Fellow, American Academy of Arts and
Sciences, 1989
- Hedrick Lecturer, Mathematical
Association of America, 1989
- Fellow, American Statistical
Association, 1994
- Member, National Academy of Sciences,
1995
- President, Institute of
Mathematical Statistics, 1997-1998
- Gibbs Lecturer, American
Mathematical Society, 1997
- Plenary Speaker,
International Congress of Mathematicians,
Berlin, 1998
- Von Neumann Lecturer, Society of
Industrial and Applied Mathematics,
2000
- Honorary Degree, University of
Chicago, 2003
- Honorary Degree, Universite Paul
Sabatier (Toulouse) 2003
- Honorary Degree,
Uppsala University, 2005
- Member, American Philosophical Society,
2005
- Van Wijngaarden Award, Centrum voor Wiskund en Informatica
Amsterdam, 2006
- Honorary Degree, Queen Mary University of London,
2006
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