We are honored to extend warm congratulations to our exceptional graduate students, who continue to shine with their research achievements.
Michael Besrudsky – Prof. Elisha Netanyahu Prize
Daniel Carmon and Markos Krameris – Prof. Haim Hanani Prize
Jonathan Phima – Prof. Lior Markin Award
The prize from the Foundation for Encouraging Excellence in Mathematics was given to: Kay Barshad, Oles Dubrovski, Shaked Bader, Gilad Sofer, Ran Kiri, and Katrin Golubkov.
In a series of posts, we will present a few of them, starting with Dr. Michael Besrudsky, who has been awarded the prestigious Elisha Netanyahu Award.
Dr. Besrudsky has embarked on a new journey as a post-doctoral researcher at The Ohio State University, following the successful completion of his Ph.D. under the guidance of Professor Ram Band.
Here is a brief description of his research:
“My research focused on problems in uniform distribution in homogeneous spaces. During my Ph.D., I achieved two main results. One was an upgrade of previous work by Uri Shapira and his collaborators, addressing a classical problem in number theory. The other problem pertained to uniform distribution modulo one, which was motivated by various works in the field of homogeneous dynamics. I employed diverse tools from ergodic theory, harmonic analysis, and o-minimal structures to study these problems.”
For further information, please visit Dr. Besrudsky’s personal website: https://lnkd.in/d9zcm4rG
