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Eugenia Malinnikova

Eugenia Malinnikova obtained her PhD in St.Petersburg State University in 1999, her thesis was on approximation theorems for harmonic differential forms. She moved to Norwegian University of Science and Technology right after that, where she held a postdoc position and then became an associate and full professor.  Eugenia moved to Stanford in 2018, where she is a professor now. Her current research topics include properties of Laplace eigenfunction, uncertainty principles and localization in the phase space, spectral properties of Laplacians on graphs.