Arthur Jaffe

Education

1966–1967: Stanford University, Acting Assistant Professor of Mathematics
1967–1967: Institute for Advanced Study, Visitor
1967–1970: Harvard University, Assistant Professor to Associate Professor of Physics
1970–1973: Harvard University, Professor of Physics
1973–1985: Harvard University, Professor of Mathematics
1985–present: Harvard University, Landon T. Clay Professor of Mathematics and Theoretical Science
1998–2002: Clay Mathematics Institute, President

1966–1967: Stanford Linear Accelerator Center (SLAC), Research Associate
1968–1968: Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule, Zurich, Guest Professor
1969–1969: New York University, Visiting Professor, Courant Institute
1971–1971: Princeton University, Visiting Professor
1979–1979: Rockefeller University, Visiting Professor
1979–2000: Communications in Mathematical Physics, Chief Editor
1980–1983: Progress in Physics, Editor
1982–1982: University of California, Berkeley, Distinguished Visiting Professor
1987–1990: Harvard University, Chair, Department of Mathematics
1991–1996: International Association of Mathematical Physics, President
1995–1995: University of Rome, Visiting Professor
1997–1998: American Mathematical Society, President
2001–2002: Boston University, Visiting Professor
2005–2005: Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule, Zurich, Guest Professor

1980–1986: Adjunct Professor, Rockefeller University
1996–2002: Member, President's Commission for the National Medal of Science
1997–2003: Member, Advisory Board, International Mathematical Olympiad 2001
2000–2000: Chair, Council of Scientific Society Presidents
2001–2001: Chair, Mathematics Section, American Association for the Advancement of Science
2001–2002: Chair, President's Commission for the National Medal of Science

1980: American Physical Society, Dannie Heineman Prize for Mathematical Physics

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