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	Maria Gordina	Department of Mathematics University of Connecticut Storrs, CT 06269 phone (office): (860) 486-2158 maria.gordina at uconn.edu
Education	Cornell University, Ph.D in Mathematics, August 1998 Dissertation: Holomorphic functions and the heat kernel measure on an infinite dimensional complex orthogonal group, Advisor: Professor Leonard Gross.
	Leningrad State University, Diploma in Mathematics, 1990 Dissertation: Denseness of fractions in L_p for p less than 1, Advisor: Professor Alexey B. Aleksandrov.
Employment and teaching experience
2013 - present	Professor at the Department of Mathematics, University of Connecticut
2007 - 2013	Associate Professor at the Department of Mathematics, University of Connecticut
2003 - 2007	Assistant Professor at the Department of Mathematics, University of Connecticut
2000 - 2002	NSF Postdoctoral Fellow at the Department of Mathematics, University of California at San Diego
1998 - 2000	Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the Department of Mathematics and Statistics, McMaster University, Canada
1992-1997	Teaching Assistant at Cornell University
1990-1992	Assistant Professor at the Mathematics Department, Leningrad Electro-Technical Institute, Leningrad, Russia
1985-1990	Instructor at the School for Young Mathematicians, Leningrad, Russia. Director of the School in 1988-1990
1986, 1987	Organized and taught at Summer Camps for Young Mathematicians, Leningrad, Russia
Publications	publications and preprints
Honors, Awards and Grants	IMS fellow, Class of 2024 Bonn Research Chair, 2023-2025, Hausdorff Center for Mathematics, University of Bonn, Germany AMS fellow, Class of 2023 Research Professor, 2022 MSRI program The Analysis and Geometry of Random Spaces Simons fellow, 2016-2017, UConn CLAS article The Ruth I. Michler Memorial Prize of the AWM , 2009-2010 The AWM press release NSF grant DMS-2246549, 2023-2026 NSF grant DMS-1954264, 2020-2024 NSF Grant DMS-1712427, 2017-2021 NSF Grant DMS-1405169, 2014-2018 NSF Grant DMS-1007496, 2010-2015 NSF Grant DMS-0706784, 2007-2011 NSF Grant DMS-0306468, 2003-2007 Humboldt Research Fellowship, 2005-2008, 2013 NSF Postdoctoral Fellowship, 2000-2002 Hutchinson Fellowship, Cornell University, 1996 Diploma with Honors, Leningrad State University Special Fellowship, Leningrad State University (1988, 1989, 1990) given to the top five students among 1500 students in mathematics
Editorial work:	Editor Forum Mathematicum, 2018-present Associate Editor The Electronic Journal of Probability (EJP) and the Electronic Communications in Probability (ECP), 2018-2023 Associate Editor La Matematica, the official journal of the AWM, 2021-present
PhD students	Michael Albert (University of Connecticut, current) Rachel Bailey (University of Connecticut, 2024) Title: Perturbations of Orthogonal Polynomials Marco Carfagnini (University of Connecticut, 2022) Title: Analysis and geometry of hypoelliptic measures on path spaces Liangbing Luo (University of Connecticut, 2022) Title: Logarithmic Sobolev inequalities on non-isotropic Heisenberg groups Phanuel Mariano (University of Connecticut, 2018) Title: Functional inequalities for hypoelliptic diffusions using probabilistic and geometric methods   Phanuel Mariano's Thesis Fanny Shum (University of Connecticut, 2016) Title: Stabilization by noise of systems of complex-valued ODEs   Fanny Shum's Thesis Malva Asaad (University of Connecticut, 2016) Title:Hypoelliptic heat kernel on nilpotent Lie groups   Malva Asaad's Thesis Alex Baldenko (University of Connecticut, 2013) Title:The top Lyapunov exponent of symplectic stochastic differential equations: theory and numerics   Alex Baldenko's Thesis John Haga (University of Connecticut, 2012) Title: Lévy processes in a step 3 nilpotent Lie group   John Haga's Thesis Mang Wu (University of Connecticut, 2010) Title: Stochastic and geometric analysis of two infinite-dimensional groups   Mang Wu's Thesis Robert Wooster (University of Connecticut, 2009) Title: Evolution Systems of Measures for Non-autonomous Stochastic Differential Equations with Lévy Noise   Bob Wooster's Thesis
Honors and University Scholar Theses surpervised	Rajeshwari Majumdar (University of Connecticut, 2018) Honors thesis title: Multiplicative probability limit theorems and their applications   Rajeshwari Majumdar's Thesis Edward Novikov (University of Connecticut, 2016) University Scholar thesis title: Towards automatic seizure onset detection in epilepsy patients: A systems approach Edward Novikov's Thesis Aaron Nelson (University of Connecticut, 2012) Honors thesis title: The calculus of variations: Lagrangian mechanics and optimal control   Aaron Nelson's Thesis A more complete CV of Masha Gordina (including service at the University of Connecticut and to the profession, and outreach activites)