Resume

• 2003

  Spanish

  Fellowship

  Woodrow Wilson Fellowship

  Princeton NJ

  PhD.

  Theoretical Physics

  Research in Theoretiical Physics

  City University of New York Graduate Center

• 2002

  MPhil.

  Mathematical Physics

• 1996

  MA

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  Gave public weekly public lecures at City College Planetarium with Garnik Alexanian.

  City College New York

• 1978

  BSc.

  My main mentors are Stefano Bellucci of INFN Frascati; a friend and colleague for many years. Also Jim Gates (who had the patience to argue with me for almost a year)

  and who made me master Latex. Jim began the work in D=10. The whole framework. Thanks Jim.\nAlso thank you Sultan (Catto)

  and Ramzi (Khuori)

  at Baruch.\nThanks Antoli; (we miss you Anatoli Pashnev tragically killed outside Moscow); remembered by his great friend and a founder of Supersymmetry here in CUNY

  Vladimir Akulov...on the way to a Nobel? (soon) maybe this year if CERN is lucky.

  Astrophysics

  King's College London

  U. of London

  chapin

• Theoretical Physics

  Science

  LaTeX

  Aerospace

  Microsoft Word

  Engineering

  Theory

  Research

  Marketing

  Mathematical Modeling

  Information Theory

  Calculus

  Matlab

  Higher Education

  Astronomy

  Aviation

  University Teaching

  Mathematica

  Teaching

  Simulations

  O'Reilly

  I have had some success in cracking long standing problems in Theoretical Physics. I have also worked in the application of Mathematica to quantum gravity and also to financial engineering. I have given lectures and classes to large and small audiences in astronomy

  physics and mathematics

  from middle school through graduate level. \nMost recently Embry Riddle University

  in Daytona Beach

  FL. Back in NYC full time now.\n\nERAU is a technical university on a magnificent campus in Daytona Beach. Large ROTC contingent

  Army

  Navy Air Force and Marines. \nOBJECTIVE\nI wish to apply my broad experience and these modest successes to problems and strategies in finance

  engineering

  energy and environmental problems. Developing strategies and innovating technologies. For example I have set up Mathematica to solve problems in financial engineering

  and I continue to develop this. I am also working on a light weight automotive transmission system and sources of clean energy.\nHowever I might be best suited to marketing ie

  .explaining complicated strategies clearly. That is what Dave Donoho of Renaissance Technologies thinks.\n\nSpecialties: I enjoy figuring things out and giving lectures and presentations in an entertaining way.\n\nI have had success in solving some apparently intractable problems in physics. I have also had success in explaining my own ( or someone elses ) work clearly. I refer you to \"The Art of The Lecture\" by Michael Faraday. Doing and ...too many lets...for later. One thing that I know is that a great way to really learn something it to teach it well.

  Dermot

  O'Reilly

  Marymount Manhattan College

  The Chapin School

  City University of New York

  Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

  The Chapin School

  Professor of Mathematics

  Taught undergraduate mathematics

  Calculus I

  II and III and Quantitative Methods

  Marymount Manhattan College

  Visiting Professor of Physics

  Visiting Professor of Physics at Embry Riddle Aviation University

  \nDaytona Beach Florida.\nERAU produces 80% of all pilots in the USA (mostly military: Airforce

  Navy

  Marines and Army). It also has a strong business school with aviation applications and an engineering school with aerospace aplications. It has strong links with the dept. of defence

  Boeing

  Lockheed Martin

  General Electric

  NASA etc

  . A great percentage of students are ROTC. I teach them physics with aeronautical applications. I can do this as my dad was an aeroplane mechanic

  and i have a few hours flying experience also

  I also do my research.\nQUOTES\n\"If I have seen further than others it is because I have been standing on the shoulders of giants\"\nIsaac Newton\n\n\"If I have not seen as far as others it is because I have been standing behind giants\"\nPredrag Cvitanovic (Chaos Theory)\nPHILOSOPHY\nSolving apparently intractable problems involves long hours of application and ingenuity. If the problem appears intractable it is because others more capable have failed while pursuing known avenues and methods. Hence we have to innovate. Think differently. Also such problems demand eliminating all the things that we can find which will not work. (Ref. Edison). It is important to become absorbed

  zen like

  and not ever to give in to frustration

  which means failure. It is just a puzzle to be enjoyed. Never blame your tools. Never use a swear word. It wont help.

  Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University

  Prof

  of Physics

  Teacher of Physics

  and Astronomy

  student and researcher.

  City University of New York