MICHAEL CREUTZ

RESUMÉ

July ****

Address:

BNL 510A

PO Box 5000

Upton, NY 11973-5000

Telephone: 631-***-**** (home: 631-***-****)

abqnvj@r.postjobfree.com

WWW: http://www.latticeguy.net

Birth: November 24, 1944; Los Alamos, New Mexico

Education:

Undergraduate: 9/62-6/66, California Institute of Technology; B.S. in physics,

6/66; graduation with honor; Tau Beta Pi.

Graduate: 9/66-3/70, Stanford University; National Science Foundation Graduate

Fellow; thesis advisor S. D. Drell (at Stanford Linear Accelerator Center);

M.S. 6/68; Ph.D. 3/70.

Employment: 9/72-present:,

Brookhaven Nat. Laboratory. Sr. Physicist since 10/85. Group leader 4/84 -

4/87. Brookhaven R& D Award, 1991. 9/70-9/72: Fellow of the Center for

Theoretical Physics, University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland 20742.

3/70-8/70: Res. Assoc., Stanford Linear Accelerator Center, Stanford,

California 94305.

Current research: Theoretical particle physics; numerical simulations

of quantum field theory; computational physics.

Miscellaneous:

2000 Aneesur Rahman Prize for Computational Physics.

2008 Gian Carlo Wick Gold Medal.

Fellow of the American Physical Society (awarded in 1986).

Group leader, BNL High Energy Theory group 1984-87, 2004.

High Energy Advisory Physics Panel for DOE (HEPAP) 1984-88.

Executive Committee of the Div. of Particles and Fields of the APS (1986-88).

Program Advisory Panel for the NSF Division of Advanced Scientific Computing

(1987-89).

Editorial Board for Physical Review D (1987-89).

National Allocation Committee for the JVNC (1988-90).

Joint peer review board for the Pittsburgh and Illinois Supercomputing

Centers. (1988-91).

Editorial Board for the International Journal of High Speed Computing

(1988-).

Editorial Board for the International Journal of Modern Physics C (1990-).

Div. of Computational Physics, APS: Vice Chair '92-3, Chair Elect '93-4, Chair

'94-95.

AIP Advisory Committee for "Computers in Science and Engineering,"

(2000-2006).

US Lattice QCD Executive Committee (1999-).

Co-organizer with Herbert Neuberger and John Kogut of program "Modern

Challenges for Lattice Field Theory," KITP,

Santa Barbara Program (Jan 10 - Apr 1, 2005).

Distinguished lectureships:

1991 Joint U. New Mexico LANL Distinguished Lecturer in Nonlinear

Mathematics.

1997 Andrew Sobczyk Memorial Lecturer, Clemson University.

2004 Presidential Lecture Series, Florida International University.

Publication list: Available at http://thy.phy.bnl.gov/~creutz/mypubs/pubs.html

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