Madappa Prakash - Curriculum Vitae

Academic Positions:

Professor	Ohio University Athens, OH-45701	2005 - present
Research Professor & Principal Research Scientist	SUNY at Stony Brook Stony Brook, NY-11794	1998 - 2005
Senior Research Scientist	SUNY at Stony Brook Stony Brook, NY-11794	1992 - 1998
Research Assistant Professor	SUNY at Stony Brook Stony Brook, NY-11794	1987 - 1992
Postdoctoral Research Associate	SUNY at Stony Brook Stony Brook, NY-11794	1982 - 1986
Postdoctoral Research Fellow	The Niels Bohr Institute Copenhagen, Denmark	1979 - 1981

Honors:	Fellow of the American Physical Society	2001
	The Niels Bohr Institute Fellowship	1979-1981
	The Government of India National Merit Scholarship	1963-1973

Principal Research Areas:	Nuclear & Particle Astrophysics; Strong Interaction Physics
Publications:	Refereed Journals: 94 Conferences: 59 Review Articles: 7 Lecture Notes: 4 Monographs: 3 Book in Preparation: 1 Papers (Reviews) in Preparation: 4(2)
Invited Seminars & Colloquia:	1999 - 5   2000 - 4   2001 - 2   2002 - 1   2003 - 4   2004 - 3
International Conferences:	1999 - 5   2000 - 4   2001 - 1   2002 - 2   2003 - 2   2004 - 3
Higher Degree Supervision:	Ph.D.: 8 (Astrophysics - 5; RHIC Physics - 3) M.Sc: 1 (Astrophysics - 1)
Teaching Experience:	Undergraduate: 14 courses from 1982 through 2004 Graduate & Advanced: 17 courses from 1986 through 2004
International Schools:	Astrophysics: 4 (1994, 1997, 1999, 2000) RHIC physics: 1 (1995)
Teaching Initiatives:	Undergraduate: 1 course in Computational Physics, 2 courses in Astrophysics Research Graduate: 2 courses in Computational Physics
Undergraduate Research Initiatives:	18 students from 1994 through 2004
Research with High School Students:	11 students from 2001 through 2004
Advisee Awards:	5 High School Intel Science Talent Search Semifinalists (2001,2002, 2004)
	6 Undergraduate Recognition Award for Excellence and     Outstanding Achievement (1996, 1999, 2001, 2003, 2004)
	1 President's Award for Distinguished Doctoral Research (1998)
	2 Max Dresden's Prize for Best Thesis in Theoretical Physics (2002,2005)
	1 APS Division of Nuclear Physics Dissertation Award (2004)
Professional Societies:	The American Physical Society
	The American Astronomical Society
Conference Organization:	Town Hall Meeting at Notre-Dame (Co-Convener) Opportunities in Nuclear Astrophysics June 7-8, 1999, Notre-Dame, Indiana XXIII School of Theoretical Physics (International Organizing Committee) Recent Developments in the Theory of Fundamental Interactions Sep 15-22, 1999, Ustron, Poland XXIII Gordon Conference in Chemistry (Co-Chair) Flavor Dynamics Across Energies June 13-18, 2004, Colby Sawyer College, New Hampshire