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Appendix A6 Curriculum Vitae Key Researchers Laurentius Bernardus Franciscus Maria Waters Education: Utrecht University M.Sc Astronomy 05 1983 Ph.D. (cum laude) in thesis; Infrared studies of mass loss from hot stars 06 11 1987 Advisors: H.J.G.L.M. Lamers and P.S. The Positions: Stipendium Niels Stensen Foundation, Astronomical Institute UvA 11 1987 – 11 1988 Post-doctoral fellow, Center for High Energy Astrophysics, UvA 11 1988 – 07 1989 National Fellowship, CITA University of Western Ontario, London, Canada 07 1989 – 07 1990 Scientist, SRON Laboratory for Space Research Groningen 07 1990 – 06 1992 Fellow, Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences, UvA 06 1992 – 06 1997 Associate Professor, University of Amsterdam 07 1997 – 12 2000 Full Professor, University of Amsterdam 01 2001 – present Full Professor (part-time appointment) Institute for Astronomy, Leuven University 10 1999 – present Memberships: Royal Netherlands Academy of Arts and Sciences (KNAW) International Astronomical Union Other affiliations, honors: Pastoor Schmeits Prize of Dutch Astronomy, 1995. Pionier Award, NWO, 1996 Research: star- and planet formation, interstellar medium, late stages of stellar evolution Publications: Authored or co-authored 230 papers in refereed journals; 10600 cit. (ADS); h-index: 54 PhD theses supervised: 25 Current composition group: 4 graduate students Recent memberships in National and International committees (selection): Chair, Science Advisory Board of the Space Research Organization of the Netherlands (SRON) Chair, NWO ALW beoordelingscommissie Planeetonderzoek Chair, Department of Astronomy, Physics and Mathematics, University of Amsterdam Member, Fachbeirat Max Planck Institut f\"ur Astronomie, Heidelberg Coordinator, NOVA network 2 "Origin and Evolution of Stars and Planetary Systems" Member, HIFI science team Member, MIRI science team Co-principal investigator, MID- Infrared Instrument (MIDI) for the Very Large Telescope Interferometer Member, MATISSE science team Member, executive board of SPHERE Chair, Dutch SPHERE team Board member, Adviesraad voor Technische Wetenschappen, Wiskunde, Informatica, Natuur- en Sterrenkunde en Scheikunde (TWINS) of the KNAW. Member, Nationaal Platform Planeetonderzoek Member, board of Stichting Beta Plus, University of Amsterdam Member, board Amsterdams Fonds voor de Astrofysica Member, board Jan van Paradijs fonds A6. 24
Appendix A6 Curriculum Vitae Key Researchers Ralph Antoine Marie Joseph Wijers Education: M.Sc. Astronomy with Theoretical Physics (cum laude) 27 01 1987 Ph.D. on thesis: Studies of Accreting and Non-accreting Neutron Stars Advisors: J.A. van Paradijs and E.P.J. van den Heuvel 19 09 1991 Positions Compton GRO Fellow, Princeton University Observatory 01 10 1991 – 30 09 1994 Postdoctoral Fellow, Institute of Astronomy, Cambridge 01 10 1994 – 30 09 1997 Royal Society URF, Institute of Astronomy, Cambridge 01 10 1987 – 31 07 1998 Assistant Professor of Astronomy, Stony Brook University 01 08 1998 – 30 06 2002 Adjunct Professor of Astronomy, Stony Brook University 01 07 2002 – 30 06 2007 Professor of High-Energy Astrophysics, Univ. of Amsterdam 01 07 2002 – present Memberships Nederlandse Astronomenclub American Astronomical society Royal Astronomical Society Genootschap voor Natuur-, Genees- en Heelkunde Nederlandse Natuurkundige Vereniging International Astronomical Union Other affiliations and honors Compton GRO Fellowship, 1991; Royal Society University Research Fellowship, 1997; Descartes Prize, EC, 2002; VICI award, NWO, 2004; Advanced Investigator Grant, ERC, 2009 Research: Gamma-ray bursts, high-energy astrophysics, transient Publications Authored or co-authored 289 scientific papers, of which 163 refereed, 15 invited reviews, 12 popular papers, and editor of 8 books; ~9200 citations (ADS); h-index: 50 PhD theses supervised: 9 Current composition group: 4 graduate students, 5 postdocs Recent Membership in National and International Committees (selection): Editor, Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society: 2006-present Editor, New Astronomy Reviews: 2009-present Co-ordinating editor, New Astronomy Reviews: 2009-present Member, Astronet Science Vision Panel A: 2006-2007 Member, Astronet Roadmap Panel A: 2007-2008 Member , SRON Board: 2004-present Member, ASTRON Science Advisory Council: 2008-present Chair, Astrophysics section, Nederlandse Natuurkundige Vereniging: 2002-present Chair, LOFAR Astronomy Research Committee: 2007-present Member, LOFAR International Working Group: 2009-present Co-PI, LOFAR Transients Key Project, 2003-present PI, EU Research Training Network on ‘Gamma-ray Bursts: An Enigma and a Tool’: 2002-2006 Chair, European ALMA Science Advisory Committee: 2003-2006 SOC member and/or chair of 2-3 international meetings per year A6. 25
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