Looking for a position in mathematical modeling

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• Subject: Looking for a position in mathematical modeling
• From: shvets@uamont.edu
• Date: Mon, 01 May 1995 11:14:24 -0600 (CST)
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I am looking for Research or Research/Teaching position in Ecology, 
Biology, Biophysics, Environmental Sciences, Natural Resources, or any 
interdisciplinary/multidisciplinary area that could benefit from my 
background and experience in Applied Mathematics and Mathematical Physics. 
I am very interested in all level mathematical modeling of ecological, 
biological, and related processes and phenomena: from various detailed 
ecophysiological processes to large-scale aggregated models.

I earned my degrees (M.S. in Applied Mathematics and Ph.D. in Theoretical 
and Mathematical Physics) in Moscow, Russia. In 1990, I came to the USA 
and worked at the University of Arizona, then moved to Auburn University 
as a Research Associate, later being promoted to Senior Research Fellow. 
In 1994, I went to the University of Arkansas at Monticello where I am 
involved in modeling of forest ecosystems.

Throughout my research career, I have worked on mathematical modeling of 
a variety of physical and natural phenomena. As a result, I have published 
over 60 research papers and a book and presented many conference talks 
and seminars.

My experience with computers includes various computer platforms, such as 
SUN/UNIX, VAX/VMS, Macintosh PC, IBM PC (both DOS and WINDOWS environment), 
programming languages (FORTRAN, PL/1, PASCAL, VISUAL BASIC), and word 
processors (TeX, Microsoft Word, WordPerfect).

An important part of my career has been teaching. At the University of 
Arizona and Auburn University I taught mathematics and physics and enjoyed 
it. I have also supervised a number of students for advanced degrees.

I would be happy to provide interested person(s) with the detailed 
additional information such as vita, publication list, list of references, 
reprints of my papers, and other materials. Thank you.

Vadim F. Shvets
Research Associate

School of Forest Resources  Tel. (501)460-1852
University of Arkansas      Fax (501)460-1092
Monticello, AR 71656-3468   Email shvets@uamont.edu, shvets@physics.auburn.edu

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