Curriculum vitae of Erzsébet Lukács

Born:

• September 14, 1959 in Budapest

Degrees:

• diploma in mathematics, Eötvös University, Budapest (1983) (Globals of universal algebras)
• doctorate, Eötvös University, Budapest (1987) (Subgroup lattices})
• Ph.D., Vanderbilt University, Nashville (1989) (Related structures of groups})
• candidate of sciences, Hungarian Academy of Sciences (1996) (Related structures of groups})

Positions held, scholarships:

• junior scientific researcher, Central Research Institute in Physics, Budapest (1983--1985)
• guest researcher, Mathematical Institute, Budapest (1985--1986)
• Ph.D. scholarship, Vanderbilt University, Nashville (1986--1989)
• lecturer, Carleton University, Ottawa (1989--1991)
• assistant professor, Technical University of Budapest, Department of Mathematics (1992--2001)
• Bolyai János Research Fellowship (1999--2002)
• associate professor, Technical University of Budapest, Department of Algebra (2001--)

Teaching:

• lectures in English: calculus (Vanderbilt University), calculus, linear algebra (Carleton University), mathematics I--IV (Technical University of Budapest), number theory (Budapest Semesters in Mathematics); course enrollment: up to 150
• lectures in Hungarian: number theory, group theory, permutation groups, linear algebra (Technical University of Budapest); course enrollment: up to 140
• tutorials: mathematics I--IV, number theory, algebra (Technical University of Budapest); course enrollment: up to 60
• diploma work supervision: Máté Csarmasz (2002; Subgroup lattices) Baján Ihász (2003; Finitary permutation groups)

Visits:

• Carleton University, Ottawa, 3 months (1992)
• Carleton University, Ottawa, 3 months (1994) (NSERC-fellowship)
• Universität Bielefeld, 3 weeks (1995)
• Carleton University, Ottawa, 4 months (1996)
• Universität Bielefeld, 1 month (1998)
• Carleton University, Ottawa, 4 months (1999)
• Carleton University, Ottawa, 5 months (2002)
• Carleton University, Ottawa, 4 months (2004)
• Carleton University, Ottawa, 1 month (2005)

Talks at conferences:

• Canada, Czech Republic, Germany, Hungary, Spain, USA

Other professional activities:

• ICRA VI, Ottawa; organizing secretary of the international conference (1992)
• Periodica Mathematica Hungarica, managing editor (1994--1997)
• Fifth Budapest--Chemnitz--Praha--Torun Conference in Algebra, member of the organizing committee (2001)

Fields of interest:

• quasi-hereditary algebras, representation theory of algebras, group theory