Affiliation:

Department of Mathematics
Rutgers University
110 Frelinghuysen Road
Piscataway, NJ 08854-8019
USA

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office phone: +1-732-445-2390 extension 1322
office hours: by appointment
office location: room 522, Hill Center

• 26 Feburary 2009: In New Scientist, the article How camels could explain quantum uncertainty by Eugenie Samuel Reich quotes me.
• 16 February 2009: In Scientific American, the article Was Einstein Wrong? by David Z. Albert and Rivka Galchen refers to my work on relativistic GRW theory.
• 7 Feburary 2009: My daughter Fiona is born.
• 29 January 2009: I give a talk on "Paradoxical Reflection, or Anti-Tunnelling, in Quantum Mechanics" in the Experimental Mathematics Seminar, Rutgers University.
• 20 November 2008: In Scientific American, the article New Quantum Weirdness: Balls That Don't Roll Off Cliffs by George Musser refers to my paper with P. Garrido, S. Goldstein, and J. Lukkarinen on Paradoxical Reflection in Quantum Mechanics.
• 28 September 2008: I give a talk on "Time in Bohmian Mechanics" (slides, recording) at the conference The Clock and the Quantum: Time and Quantum Foundations at the Perimeter Institute in Waterloo, Canada.
• 29 August 2008: For FQXi, science writer Julie Rehmeyer writes an article The Emperor's New Swindle about my collaboration with Detlef Dürr, Sheldon Goldstein, and Nino Zanghì.
• 25 June 2008: I give a colloquium in Tübingen on "Was Temperatur mit Zufall zu tun hat: Kanonische Verteilungen 1866, 1902 und 2006", Hörsaal N3, 17:15 Uhr. slides
• 18 April 2008: On the FQXi webpage, the article "Shining A Light on a Dream" by science writer Marc Kaufman refers to my research.
• 16 January 2008: I am awarded the Habilitation by the Mathematics Institute of Eberhard-Karls University in Tübingen, Germany. The procedure involved a thesis and a lecture.
• 19 October 2007: For FQXi, science writer Marc Kaufman writes an article "A Deeper Understanding" about my research.
• 7-9 October 2007: FQM Foundations of Quantum Mechanics - Quantum Reality: Ontology, Probability, Relativity
  Conference at Rutgers University in honor of Sheldon Goldstein on the occasion of his 60th birthday.
• Summer 2007 + summer 2008: $45,000 research grant from FQXi Foundational Questions Institute for the project "Bohmian mechanics at space-time singularities".