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Curriculum Vitae: Ewine Fleur van Dishoeck
| | Current address: |
| | Leiden Observatory |
| | P.O. Box 9513 |
| | 2300 RA Leiden |
| | The Netherlands |
| | Tel. (31)-71-5275814 |
| | FAX (31)-71-5275819 |
| | e--mail:
ewine@strw.leidenuniv.nl
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| Date of birth: |
June 13, 1955, Leiden, The Netherlands; Dutch nationality |
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| Education: |
University of Leiden | |
| B.Sc. Chemistry (cum laude) | 31-01-1976 |
| B.Sc. Mathematics | 01-02-1977 |
| M.Sc. Chemistry (summa cum laude) | 15-01-1980 |
| Ph.D. (cum laude) on thesis |
| Photodissociation and excitation of interstellar
molecules |
| Advisors: H.J. Habing and A. Dalgarno | 19-06-1984 |
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| Positions: |
Junior Fellow, Harvard Society of Fellows
| 01-07-1984/01-07-1987 |
| Visiting member, Institute for Advanced Study
| 01-09-1984/01-09-1988 |
| Visiting professor, Princeton University
| 01-07-1987/01-07-1988 |
| Assistant Professor of Cosmochemistry, Caltech
| 06-09-1988/30-04-1990 |
| Senior Lecturer, University of Leiden
| 01-05-1990/31-03-1995 |
| Professor of Molecular Astrophysics, University of Leiden
| 01-04-1995/-date |
| External Scientific Member, Max Planck Institute Extraterrestrial Physics
| 01-11-2007/-date |
| Scientific Director NOVA
| 01-09-2007/-date |
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| Memberships: | Royal Dutch Academy of Sciences |
| Foreign Associate, US National Academy of Sciences |
| Foreign Honorary Member, American Academy of Arts \& Sciences |
| Member, Leopoldina Academy of Sciences Germany |
| Associate member, Royal Astronomical Society UK |
| American Astronomical Society |
| International Astronomical Union |
| Koninklijke Nederlandse Chemische Vereniging |
| Other affiliations and honors |
| | See updated PDF file |
| | Spinoza award, NWO, 2000 |
| | Aaronson award and lecture, University of Arizona, 2001 |
| | Bourke medal and lecture, Royal Society of Chemistry UK, 2001 |
| | Miller Research Professor, University of Berkeley, 2000 |
| | Distinguished visitor, JILA, University of Colorado, 1999 |
| | Bishop lecturer, Columbia University, 1998 |
| | Tinsley Visiting Professor, University of Texas, 1997 |
| | Gold Medal, Royal Dutch Chemical Society, 1994 |
| | Maria Goeppert--Mayer Award, American Physical Society, 1993 |
| | PIONIER award NWO, 1990-1995 |
| | Pastoor Schmeits prize of Dutch Astronomy, 1986 |
| | Franchimont prize of the Leiden Chemistry Department, 1980 |
| Research: |
Interstellar molecules;
Physical and chemical evolution during star- and planet-formation
Submillimeter and mid-infrared astronomy;
Basic molecular processes, Laboratory Astrophysics,
Radiative transfer of line and continuum
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| Publications: |
Authored or co-authored 562 refereed papers, 60
invited reviews, $>$450 conference
contributions, 25 miscellaneous and
popular papers, and editor of 2 books |
| Recent Science Policy Functions: |
| | See updated PDF file
| 2000-date |
| | Member of the Board of the James Clerk Maxwell
Telescope | 1996-2000 |
| | Member of the Board of the Space Research Organization Netherlands
(SRON)
| 2000- |
| | Member of the SRON Science Advisory Committee and
GOA-SRON proposal review
| 1993-2000 |
| | Member of the ALMA Science Advisory Committee
| 1999- |
| | Chair of the ALMA Science Advisory Committee
| 2001 |
| | Member of the ESA Astronomy Working Group | 1999-2001 |
| | Member of the NGST-ESA Science Study Team | 1998- |
| | Member of the NASA NGST Interim Science Working Group
| 2000-2001 |
| | Member of the NASA NGST Ad Hoc Science Working Group
| 1999-2000 |
| | Chair, International Astronomical Union
working group on Astrochemistry | 1999- |
| | Secretary, International Astronomical Union
working group on Astrochemistry | 1991-1999 |
| | Member of the Organizing Committee of IAU commission 34
on Interstellar Matter | 1994-2000 |
| | Chair, Working group 5 on ``Molecular Data'', IAU commission
14 | 1994- |
| | Member of the NRAO Advisory Committee for the Millimeter Array |
1994-1999 |
| | Scientific PI, Dutch Millimeter Array working group and NOVA
receiver development |
1994- |
| | Coordinator, NOVA network on Birth and Death of Stars and Planets
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1998- |
| | Associate of the ISO-SWS Science team | 1990- |
| | Member of the FIRST-HIFI Science team | 1997- |
| | Member of the VISIR Science team | 1997- |
| | Member of the RSC Astrophysical Chemistry committee
| 1998-2001 |
| | Expert adviser, ESO time allocation committee, Interstellar
Medium Panel | 1994-1996 |
| | Secretary, SOC and chair LOC for IAU Symposium 178 on
Molecules in Astrophysics, Leiden | 1996-1999 |
| | Secretary, SOC for IAU Symposium 197 on Astrochemistry,
South Korea |
1998-1999 |
| | Organizer, workshop on Chemistry in Star-Forming Regions,
Leiden | 1995-1999 |
| | Organizer, workshop on Radiative Transfer in Molecular Lines,
Leiden | 1999-1999 |
| | Organizer, workshop on Black Holes,
Leiden | 2000 |
| | Co-organizer of numerous other national and international meetings and workshops |
| PhD students supervised: |
| R. Gredel (w. A. Dalgarno), R.A. Beärda,
D.J. Jansen, M.C. Spaans, O. Shalabiea (w. J.M. Greenberg),
P. Gerakines (w. D. Whittet), F.P. Helmich,
M.R. Hogerheijde, A. Li (w. J.M. Greenberg), F. van der Tak,
R. van Harrevelt (w. M. van Hemert), G.J. van Zadelhoff, W.F. Thi, A.
Boonman |
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| Postdocs supervised: |
| A. Offer, K. Verbeek, G.J. Kroes,
H.J. van Langevelde, W.A. Schutte, P. Ehrenfreund, C. de Boisanger,
A. Koch, F.P. Helmich, C.M. Wright, H. Fraser, F.L. Schoier, see updated PDF file |
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