Álvaro Pelayo 
Education is the best provision for the journey to old age.
Aristotle
[Current Positions - Previous Positions - Education]
[Visiting Positions - Grants - Awards
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- Institute for Advanced Study (Dec 2010 - September 2013)
Member of the School of Mathematics (visitor in Fall 2012) - Washington
University in St Louis (July 2010-now)
(on leave Jan 2011-Aug 2012 and Jan 2013-now)
Assistant Professor of Mathematics
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- Mathematical Sciences Research Institute (2009-2010)
Research Member
- University of California, Berkeley (2008-2010)
Morrey Assistant Professor and NSF Fellow - Massachusetts Institute of Technology (2007-2008)
NSF Mathematical Sciences Postdoctoral Fellow
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- PhD in Mathematics University of Michigan 08/2007
Advisor: Yael Karshon; Thesis Title: Symplectic Torus Actions
Enrollment Period: 2002-2007
Fellowship/Awards: H. Rackham Predoctoral, H. Rackham Dissertation
- Licenciado en Matemáticas UCM
(Madrid, Spain) 06/2001
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- "Visiting Professor 2013", Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne (2.5 months)
- Program in Spectral Theory and Mathematical Physics Co-Director (STAMP), ICMAT Spain 2012-2015
- Visiting Professor, ICMAT, Spain, 2013-
- Researcher, Institute for Computational Engineering and Sciences, University of Texas at Austin, 2013
- Three consecutive one-year memberships at Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton (declined 1 semester) 2010-2013
- One Year Membership at MSRI, Berkeley
- Six month stay at Oberwolfach, Germany
- Two month Professeur Invite at Universite de Rennes I (January and June 2010, Associate Professor Status and Full Professor Status respectively)
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Currenly active grants (as of February 2013) are in boldface.
- (2012-2013) Swiss NSF Grant (200,000 USD)
- (2013-2015) Severo Ochoa Grant: for creation of Spectral Theory and Mathematical Physics (STAMP) at the Spanish National Research Council (~250,000 EUR, including 2 student fellowships)
- (2013) Swiss Federal Institute of Technology Lausanne Grant to organize conference in honor of Alan Weinsten (80,000 USD)
- (2011-2016) Spain Ministry of Science Grant Sev-2011-0087 (4,000,000 EUR for seven teams, including the team I lead)
- (2011-2013) Spain Ministry of Science Grant MTM-2010-21186-C02-01 (168,000 USD)
- (2011-2015) NSF DMS-1055897 (457,000 USD)
- (2010-2011) NSF DMS-0965738 (39,000 USD)
- (2010) Gephard Institute for Public Service Grant, Washington University
- (2007-2010) NSF DMS-070360 (108,000 USD)
Other Financial Support
- (2013-2014) NSF DMS-1128155, held by IAS (supports my work on homotopy type theory)
- (2012-2013) DMS-0635607 held by IAS (supports my work on symplectic geometry and spectral theory)
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- "Visiting Professor 2013" at Swiss Federal Institute of Technology in Lausanne
- J. Tinsley Oden Faculty Fellowship, University of Texas at Austin (2013)
- Leibniz Fellowship, Oberwolfach Foundation (2012)
- Honorary Doctor Vinculado, Spain National Research Council 2011. More here
- NSF Faculty CAREER Award (2011). More here
- The 2010 Royal Spanish Mathematical Society Prize (5,000 USD). More here
- Severo Ochoa Award Sev-2011-0087 (group award for ICMAT, for period 2011-2014) $5,400,000
- Plenary Speaker, First Joint Congress of the Belgian, Royal Spanish and Luxembourg Mathematical Societies (cancelled). More here
- Plenary Speaker, Centennial Congress Royal Spanish Mathematical Society (2011). More here
- Leibniz Fellowship, Oberwolfach Foundation (2010)
- NSF Postdoctoral Fellowship (2007)
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- Discrete and Continuous Dynamical Systems, Series A (2012- )
- Journal of Geometric Mechanics (2013- )
Curriculum Vitae - pdf
