Curriculum Vitae for J.P.C.Greenlees

July 2008

• Address
• Education
• Regular positions held
• Visiting positions held
• Awards
• Management
• Selected service activities.
• Grants
• Society memberships
• Selected talks
• Graduate students
• Publications

Address

• Email: j.greenlees@sheffield.ac.uk
• URL: http://greenlees.staff.shef.ac.uk/
• Post: Department of Pure Mathematics, University of Sheffield, Hicks Building, Sheffield, S3 7RH, UK.
• Phone: 0114-222 3786
• Department: 0114-222 3801
• Fax: 0114-222 3809

Education

• B.A. (Hons) first class in mathematics (Cambridge), 1981
• Certificate of advanced study in mathematics (``Part III'') with distinction 1982
• Ph.D. in mathematics (Cambridge) 1985,

Regular positions held

• Trinity College Cambridge
  • 1985-86 Senior Rouse Ball Studentship
• National University of Singapore
  • 1986-89 Lecturer
• University of Sheffield
  • 1990-1993 Lecturer in Pure Mathematics
  • 1993-1995 Lecturer in Pure Mathematics
  • 1995-present Professor of Pure Mathematics

Visiting positions held

• University of Chicago
  • 1989-1990 Assistant Professor
  • 1994 (Fall Quarter) Associate Professor
• Isaac Newton Institute for Mathematical Sciences, Cambridge.
  • 2002 (Autumn Term) Principal Organizer of `New Contexts for Stable Homotopy' programme.

Awards

• Trinity College, Cambridge.
  • Senior Rouse Ball Studentship (1985-86)
• Nuffield Foundation
  • Science Research Fellowship (1995-96)
• London Mathematical Society
  • Junior Berwick Prize (1995)

Management

• Head of Department of Pure Mathematics (2004-08)

Selected service activities

• National research committees
  • Member of the EPSRC Mathematics Strategic Advisory Team (2004-06)
  • Member of Pure Mathematics RAE Panel F20 (2006-08)
• Editorships
  • London Mathematical Society journals (1994-2004)
  • Topology and its applications (since 1998)
  • Algebraic and geometric topology (since foundation, 2000)
  • Southeast Asian Journal of Mathematics (since 1997)
  • Homology, homotopy and applications (since 2007)
• Principal organizer of four month programme `New contexts for stable homotopy.' (Isaac Newton Institute, Cambridge, 2002)
• Sheffield Conferences coorganized.
  • Sheffield Homotopy Miniconferences (1997, 2001, 2006)
  • Transpennine Topology Triangle (Sheffield node), since 1995
  • Eighth and Fifteenth British Topology Meetings (1993, 2000)
• International Conferences coorganized.
  • AMS Summer Regional Conference (Boulder, Colorado, 1999)
  • Axiomatic, enriched and motivic homotopy theory (NATO ASI, Director), (Isaac Newton Institute, Cambridge, 2002)
  • Workshop on Homological algebra and representation theory in commutative algebra (MSRI, 2003)
  • Oberwolfach Homotopy theory meeting (2007)
• Quality assurance
  • External examiner, University of Leicester (2002-04)
  • External examiner, University of Durham (2007-11)
  • External assessor, Sultan Qaboos University (Oman) (2007-09)

Grants

• Named participant in the University of Chicago NSF Topology grant, (1995-98) and (1998-2001)
• EPSRC 3 year RA grant ``Local cohomology in algebraic topology'' (1999-2002)
• EU grant for the ``Modern homotopy theory'' Research Training Network (2000-03)
• EPSRC 3 year RA grant ``Local cohomology in algebraic topology'' (2005-08)
• EPSRC 3 year RA grant ``Local cohomology in algebraic topology'' (2007-10)
• 9 EPSRC Visiting Fellowship grants.

Society memberships

• London Mathematical Society.
• American Mathematical Society.

Talks

• CBMS/NSF Conference on equivariant homotopy theory (Fairbanks, Alaska, 1993) Three talks, on K theory, Tate cohomology and brave new equivariant algebra.
• Stable homotopy theory (Fields Institute, Toronto, 1996) ``Rational S1-equivariant cohomology theories.''
• Northwestern Conference on algebraic topology (1997) ``Varieties and local cohomology of chromatic group cohomology rings.''
• Barcelona Conference on Algebraic Topology (1998) ``Equivariant bordism and equivariant formal group laws.''
• Workshop on local cohomology (Guanajuato, Mexico; 1999) Keynote series ``Local cohomology in equivariant topology I, II, III''
• Skye Conference on Algebraic topology (2001) ``Rational torus-equivariant cohomology theories''
• Glasgow conference on structured ring spectra (2002) ``The Gorenstein condition in algebra and topology''
• Northwestern Conference on algebraic topology (2002) ``Rational S1-equivariant cohomology theories and elliptic curves.''
• Barcelona Conference on Algebraic Topology (2002) ``Algebraic groups and equivariant cohomology theories.''
• EU Workshop Elliptic cohomology and chromatic phenomena (INI Cambridge, 2002) ``Algebraic groups and equivariant cohomology theories.''
• MSRI Evans lecture (MSRI, Berkeley, 2003) ``Brave new commutative algebra reborn.''
• Homotopy theory meeting (Oberwolfach, 2003) ``New twists for `Duality in algebra and topology' ''
• Interactions between homotopy theory and algebra (Chicago, 2004) ``First steps in brave new commutative algebra, I,II''
• Structured ring spectra (Rosendal, 2005) ``Brave new commutative algebra and modular representation theory.''
• Topologie Algebrique et Applications (Nice, 2006) Keynote series ``Four lectures on rational equivariant cohomology theories.''
• NRW Topology meeting and Bonn Colloquium (2007) ``Commutative algebra for spaces and groups.''
• Commutative algebra (Lincoln, NA, 2008) ``Homotopy invariant notions of complete intersection for rings and spectra.''

Graduate students

• Juan Antonio Perez (1991-94)
• Gareth Williams (2001-05)
• Dave Barnes (2004-07)
• Three current students

Publications