Daniel Remenik
Investigador Principal
PhD in Applied Mathematics, Cornell University, USA (2009)
Mathematical Engineering, Universidad de Chile (2004)
Bachelor of Science in Engineering Sciences, Mention in Mathematics, Universidad de Chile (2002)
Profesor Titular
CMM Data Science
My main research area is probability theory. In recent years I have been working on problems related wih the KPZ universality class. Most of the models that appear in this area are motivated by statistical mechanics, and include directed polymers, growth models, particle systems and SPDEs. I have also done work in the area of interacting particle systems, and in particular applications to biology and economics.
Biography
MCA Prize 2021, granted by the Mathematical Council of the Americas.
Rollo Davidson Award 2021, in recognition of his transformative contributions to the understanding of the KPZ fixed point.
Editor in chief of ALEA Latin American Journal of Probability and Mathematical Statistics (2022-2024)