Shirshendu Chatterjee

Academic Background

I obtained my Ph.D in Operations Research from Cornell University under the supervision of Prof. Rick Durrett .

I did my Bachelors (B.Stat.) and Masters (M.Stat.) in Statistics with specialization in Mathematical Statistics and Probability from Indian Statistical Institute, Kolkata. I received M.S. in Operations Research and Information Engineering from the Department of OR & IE of Cornell University. My thesis advisor is Rick Durrett.

Research Interests

My primary research area is probability theory and its applications. My research interests include random networks, stochastic spatial models, first-passage percolation, percolation, as well as processes that arise in applications to physics and biology.


Curriculum Vitae


Publications and Work in Progress

Awards

  • Graduate Fellowship, Cornell University, 2006-07

  • SHUM Award, School of Operations Research & Information Engineering, Cornell University, 2006-07, 2007-08.

Talks

  • Invited talk at the Probability Seminar, Department of Statistics & Operations Research, University of North Carolina Chapel Hill, USA, March 2012.

  • Invited talk at the Probability Seminar, Department of Mathematics, Cornell University, USA, April 2011.

  • Invited talk at the Workshop on ``Dynamics on Networks", Statistical and Applied Mathematical Science Institute, USA, March 2011.

  • Invited talk at the Probability and Mathematical Physics seminar, The Courant Institute of Mathematical Sciences, USA, December 2010.

  • Contributed talk at the Ninth Northeast Probability Seminar, City University of New York, USA, November 2010.

  • Invited talk at the Probability Seminar, Department of Mathematics, Duke University, USA, October 2010.

  • Contributed poster at the Opening Workshop on Complex Networks, Statistical and Applied Mathematical Science Institute, USA, August 2010.

  • Invited talk at the Probability Seminar, Indian Statistical Institute (Kolkata), India, January 2010.

  • Contributed talk at the Arizona School of Analysis with Applications, USA, March 2010.

  • Invited talk at the Probability Seminar, Department of Mathematics, Cornell University, USA, April 2009.

  • Contributed talk at the Summer School in Probability, Pacific Institute of Mathematical Sciences, Canada, July 2009.

  • Contributed talk at the Seminar in Stochastic Processes, Stanford University, USA, March 2009.

  • Contributed talk at the Second Graduate Student Conference in Probability, University of Wisconsin Madison, USA, May 2008.

  • Contributed talk at the Sixth Northeast Probability Seminar, City University of New York, USA, November 2007.

  • Invited talk at PCM International Symposium on Statistics, Indian Statistical Institute (Kolkata), India, June 2006.