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Professor Suncica
CanicDepartment of Mathematics 622 PGH Building University of Houston Houston, Texas 77204-3476 Phone: (713) 743-3466 Fax: (713) 743-3505 E-mail: canic@math.uh.edu University
of Zagreb, Croatia, BA, 1984
University of Zagreb, Croatia, MA, 1986 State University of New York at Stony Brook, PhD, 1992 2003-present, Full
Professor of Mathematics, University of Houston
2003 Aug./Sep., Invited Visiting Professor, University of Lyon1, France 1998-2003, Associate Professor of Mathematics, University of Houston 2001 May, Invited Visiting Professor, University of Lyon1, France 1998-1999, Associate Professor of Mathematics, Iowa State University 1992-1998, Assistant Professor of Mathematics, Iowa State University 1997-1997, Visiting Assistant Professor of Mathematics, SUNY Stony Brook 1996-1996, Visiting Assistant Professor of Mathematics, University of Houston 1993-1993, Fields Institute Fellow, The Fields Institute, Waterloo, Canada 1992-1992, Visiting Assistant Professor of Mathematics, University of Houston 1989-1992, Research Assistant, SUNY Stony Brook University
of Houston Research and Scholarship Award 2001 (Associate
Prof.)
Association for Women in Computing: Winner of the Top Woman In Technology Award 2005.
Selected Honors
and Professional Service Invited Lecture
at the NSF DMS Distinguished Lecturer Series, September 2007. Editor
for the Proceedings of the AMS since 1997; Editor for Glasnik Matematicki; Editor for Networks and Heterogeneous media Editor for Journal of Inequalities Member of Scientific Committee for HYP2006 Bi-annual International Conference on Hyperbolic Problems (to be held in Lyon, FR) Organizer of a Session on Cardiovascular Flows at the Houston Society for Engineering in Medicine and Biology Annual Meeting 2005. Organizer (co-organizer) of numerous SIAM (Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics) conference minisymposia; Organizer of several American Mathematical Society special sessions; Organizer of a Symposium for the American Association for the Advancement of Sciences (AAAS) Co-organizer of the conference in honor of Olga Oleinik at Iowa State University 1997; Mentor for AWM Princeton 1995; Co-organizer of one AMS minisymposium 2002; Current Candidate for a Council position at the Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics Council Board |