Curriculum Vitae

Name: Tamás Tasnádi PhD.

Date and place of birth: 13 March, 1969, Budapest

Profession: Physicist, physics teacher.

Scientific degree: PhD in physics.

Research topics:

• The application of non commutative geometrical methods in the theory of dynamical systems
• Chaotic dynamical systems
• Bose-Einstein condensation in trapped gases

Language knowledge: English (high level), German (high level), French (high level)

Schools, working places:

1975-1983 Váci Mihály Primary School (Budapest, XI.)

1983-1987 Stephen the First Grammar-School, class specialized in mathematics. (Budapest, XIV.)

1987-1988 Military service at Abasár.

1988-1993 Eötvös Loránd University (Budapest), Faculty of Natural Sciences, subject: physics.

1993-1996 Eötvös Loránd University (Budapest), Faculty of Natural Sciences, subject: physics teacher.

1993-1996 Eötvös Loránd University, Faculty of Natural Sciences, PhD School, Physics Program.

1996-2002 Research Group for Statistical Physics of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.

2002- Eötvös Loránd University, Department of Solid State Physics.

2003- Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Institute of Mathematics, Department of Analysis.

Most important competitions:

1986 XVIIth International Physics Olympics (in London): award

1987 National Physics Competition for Secondary School Students: 6^th place,
Kürschák József Mathematical Competition for Students: II. prize as 2-4. place winner

1988 Ortvay Rudolf Problem Solving Competition on Physics: II. prize

1990 Ortvay Rudolf Problem Solving Competition on Physics: II. prize

Professional progress:

1987 Secondary school final examination

1993 Master’s degree in physics, at Eötvös Loránd University

1996 Master of education in physics teaching at Eötvös Loránd University,
Research assistant

1998 PhD degree in physics /suma cum laude/

Topic: Investigation of chaotic magnetic billiard systems on Riemannian manifolds

Supervisor: Péter Szépfalusy

2001 Research assistant professor (Research Group for Statistical Physics of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences)

2002 Assistant professor (Eötvös Loránd University, Department for Solid State Physics)

2003 Assistant Professor (half-time, Budapest University of Technology and Economics, Institute of Mathematics, Department of Analysis)

Foreign trips, conferences:

1994 Dynamics Days, Budapest

1995 XXXI. Karpacz winter School of Theoretical Physics (CHAOS, The Interplay Between Stochastics, Classics and Quanta), two-week-long winter school in Poland.

1995 6th International Conference on Differential Geometry and Applications, Brno, Czech Republic. Poster presentation.

1995-96 Chaos and Quantization. Paris, Institute Henri Poincaré, three-month-long postgraduate school.

1996 Eötvös Uni., Uni. Köln collaboration Workshop (Quantum and classical transport, mesoscopy and semiclassical methods), Budapest. Oral presentation.

1999 Coherent Atomic Matter Waves, five-week-long summer school in Les Houches, France.

Highest language examinations:

1998 Professional State Language Examination in English (high level)

2000 Zentrale Mittelstufenprüfung /sehr gut/ (German language examination)

2002 Diplôme Approfondi de la Langue Française (High level French language examination)

Miscellaneous:

• Supervisor of an OTKA grant for young researchers. (The application of non commutative geometrical methods in the theory of dynamical systems.)
• Education: giving practical sessions for physics, physics teacher and physics engineer students.