Curriculum Vitae

Anna Levina

Person

Anna MartiusAcademic name: Anna Levinamarried, 2 children

address: Tubingen University, GermanySpemannstr. 38, 72076 Tubingen

phone(office): +49 7071 601 536email: anna.levina@uni-tuebingen.de

Education

10/2004–01/2008 Graduate student, Graduate school of Gottingen University “Identification inMathematical Models”. Thesis mark: summa cum laude (highest praise).

2003–2004 Graduate student, Department of Economics, European University at St. Pe-tersburg.

1998–2003 St. Petersburg State University, Department of Mathematics and Mechanics.Diploma in Mathematics, Graduated with honors.

Working Experience

05/2017– Junior research group leader, Tubingen University

06/2015–04/2017 IST Fellow, Institute of Science and Technology Austria

06/2011–02/2015 Associate researcher, Max Planck Institute for Mathematics in the Sciences (withinterruption for maternity leave)

06/2011–06/2015 Principal investigator, Bernstein Center for Computational Neuroscience Got-tingen (with interruptions for maternity leaves)

06/2012–07/2013, 02/2010–05/2011 Maternity leave

01/2008–02/2010 Postdoc, Max Planck Institute for Dynamics and Self-Organization

10/2007–01/2008 Researcher, Max Planck Institute for Dynamics and Self-Organization

2002–2003 St. Petersburg State Polytechnic University of Plant Polymers. Teacher of highermathematics.

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2000–2002 Physical and mathematical gymnasium 30. Extra-curricular teacher of mathe-matics.

Scientific Activity

Invited talks: • A*Midex, Marseille 2017; Workshop on Methods of Information Theory in Com-putational Neuroscience, Jeju 2016; Workshop “Complex Collective Dynamics:Brains and beyond” Anacapri 2015, Universidade Federal do Rio de Janeiro2015; IBRO 2015, Workshop “The Brain: Criticality, Dynamics, Network andFunction”Malibu 2014; Workshop“New Challenges in Complex System Physics”Samarkand 2013; Workshop“Functioning and Failure of Adaptive Biological Net-works” Bielefeld 2009; ICIAM (International Council for Industrial and AppliedMathematics meeting) 2007; National Institute of Mental Health Washington2007; ENP (Dutch Endo-Neuro-Psycho meeting) 2007.

Reviewing: Phys. Rev. Lett., Nature Physics, Front. in Comp. Neurosci., PLOS CB, J. PhysA., PLOS One, New J. of Phys.

Grants: • Project within successful grant application of BCCN, Gottingen, 2010

• Successful IST Fellow application (Marie Sk lodowska-Curie Program, EU)

Teaching: • 2016 Data Science Track course, lecturing one part and TA in others

• 2014 course “Self-organization in neuronal networks”

• 2012–2013 co-supervision of PhD student Max Uhlig, with Theo Geisel

• 2008–2010 co-organizer of the lecture series “Selected chapters of Biophysicswritten by outstanding female scientists”

• 2002–2003 practical course on higher mathematics in St. Petersburg State Poly-technic University of Plant Polymers (linear algebra)

Awards

2017 Sofja Kovalevskaja Award of Humboldt Foundation

2009 Otto Hahn Medal of the Max Planck Society

2009 Best talk award, Bernstein Conference 2009

2008 Sloan-Swartz Foundation traveling stipend

2003–2004 Stipend of Soros Foundation for studies in European University at St. Petersburg.

Miscellaneous

Languages: Russian (native), English (professional), German (professional)

Computer: C, Python, Matlab, Mathematica, ,LATEX, Mac OS, Linux

Personal Interests: hiking, cycling, juggling, canoe tourism, arts.

Anna LevinaTubingen, July 27, 2017

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