Daniel K. Nakano

Born:  July 30, 1964 in Seattle, Washington

Citizenship: United States
 

Education:
 

1986	A.B.	Mathematics	University of California, Berkeley
1988	M.S.	Mathematics	Yale University
1989	M.Phil	Mathematics	Yale University
1990	Ph.D.	Mathematics	Yale University

Thesis Advisor:	George B. Seligman
Thesis:	Projective modules over Lie algebras of Cartan type

Research Interests: 

Representation Theory of Algebraic Groups, Quantum Groups, and Lie Superalgebras
Cohomology and Support Varieties for Algebraic and Finite Groups
Algebraic and Geometric Methods in Lie Theory
 

Employment:
 

1990-91	Visiting Assistant Professor	Auburn University
1991-95	Visiting Assistant Professor	Northwestern University
1992-95	NSF Postdoctoral Fellow	Northwestern University
1994-98	Assistant Professor	Utah State University
1998-02	Associate Professor	Utah State University
2001-03	Associate Professor	University of Georgia
2003-	Professor	University of Georgia

 

Visiting Positions:
 

April 1993	University of Virginia
April 1995	University of Virginia
July 1998	Aarhus University, Denmark
June-July 2002	Visiting Professor, Osaka City University, Japan
January-June 2003	EPSRC Research Fellow, Oxford University, England
May 2004	Institute for Mathematical Sciences, University of Virginia
June 2005	Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, Switzerland
January-June 2006	Visiting Professor, University of Virginia
March 2008	General Member, Mathematical Sciences Research Institute, Berkeley, CA

 

Research Support:
 

1992-1995	NSF Postdoctoral Fellowship DMS-9206284
1995-1998	NSF Research Grant DMS-9500715
1996-1997	Utah State University: Faculty Research Grant
1998-2001	NSF Research Grant DMS-9800960
2001-2004	NSF Research Grant DMS-0102225
2004-2007	NSF Research Grant DMS-0400548
2007-2010	NSF Research Grant DMS-0654169

 

Co-Principal Investigator on Other Grants:
 

2001-2007

NSF VIGRE Grant DMS-0089927 at the University of Georgia