Visiting Professors

Professor Peter J. Giblin works at the University of Liverpool. He is an outstanding mathematician, a member of a research group working on the singularity theory and its application. Peter J. Giblin graduated from King’s College, University of London (First Class Honours, 1964; Ph.D. in Mathematics, 1967) and since 1967 he has been working at the University of Liverpool (Professor, 2000) where he was the Head of Department of Mathematical Sciences, as well as the Head of Mathematics Division. His area of interests includes the singularity theory and its application in geometry, graphics and computer imaging.

Professor Rodney Ruoff - american scientist, a world expert on physical chemistry and nanotechnology - carbon materials and carbon nanostructures such as fullerenes, carbon nanotubes, graphene, diamond. The scientific achievements of Professor Ruoff includes pioneering discoveries in the field of development of new techniques for the synthesis and study physical and chemical properties of novel materials including nanostructures and 2D carbon materials, particularly graphene, diamond, nanotubes, hybrid SP3 and SP2, carbon nanofoam , fullerenes.

Professor Branko Kolarevic – appreciated architect, Harvard graduate; currently affiliated with the Faculty of Environmental Design, University of Calgary, Canada.

Professor Victor Goryunov – renowned mathematician, specialist in the theory of singularity; since 2009 academic at the Department of Mathematical Science, University of Liverpool, UK.

Professor Maxim Kazaryan - distinguished mathematician; affiliated with the V.A.  Steklov Institute of Mathematics, Russian Academy of Sciences and Higher School of Economics (Russia).

Professor Michael Giersig - professor at the Department of Physics, Freie University Berlin, specialist in nanotechnology.