János Pach

Expertise Combinatorics, Discrete & Computational Geometry Links Photos Denton lectures Bernoulli semester Conferences Seminars (ex-)students Editor of Research problems in discrete geometry Publications Ad Personam M.S. (Math.), Eötvös University, Hungary, 1977;Ph.D. (Math.), Eötvös University, Hungary, 1981;Doctorate, The Hungarian Academy of Sciences, 1995;Grunwald Medal, Bolyai Mathematical Society, 1982;Ford Award, Mathematical Association of America, 1990;Renyi Award, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, 1993;Academy Award, Hungarian Academy of Sciences, 1998;Distinguished Professorship, City University of New York, 2004;Neilson Professorship, Smith College, 2008.ACM Fellow, 2012ICM 2014, Seoul, Invited Speaker;Academia Europaea, Member, 2014;AMS Fellow, 2015;Bézout Chair, Université Paris-Est, 2019;Szele Memorial Prize, Bolyai Mathematical Society, 2019;European Congress of Mathematics 2021, Portoroz, Plenary Speaker.Contact My full-time affiliation is:Alfred Renyi Institute of MathematicsH-1364 Budapest, POB 127HUNGARYe-mail: pach@cims.nyu.eduLong-Term Visiting Scientists Suk Andrew H. Mukkamala Padmini Pinchasi Rom Gabor TardosAndrei KupavskiiNabil MustafaPostdoctoral Fellows Keszegh BalazsRay SaurabhMichael PelsmajerFabrizio FratiGabriel NivaschBartosz WalczakFrank de ZeeuwGergely AmbrusGrigory IvanovAlexander PolyanskiiAbhishek MethukuDaniel GerbnerMarton NaszodiPublications Publication list Publications from MathSciNet Teaching & PhD Past EPFL PhD Students Doemoetoer Palvoelgyi, Radoslav Fulek, Filip Moric, Andres Jacinto Ruiz Vargas, Seyed Hossein Nassajianmojarrad, Adrian Claudiu Valculescu, Van Thang Pham