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Tsvi Piran

Tsvi Piran is an Israeli theoretical physicist and astrophysicist, best known for his work on Gamma-ray Bursts (GRBs) and on numerical relativity. The recipient of the 2019 EMET prize award in Physics and Space Research.

Chronology
• 1967-1970: (undergraduate student) Mathematics and Physics, Tel Aviv University • 1970-1972: Military Service and MSc studies Space Sciences, Tel Aviv University under the guidance of A. Eviatar. • 1970-1976: Military Service and PhD thesis under the supervision of J. Shaham and J. Katz at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem: Penrose process and on modeling of GRBs from instabilities around black holes. • 1976-1977: Research Associate at Oxford with Dennis Sciama's group: accretion disks instabilities and winds • 1977-1979: Research associate and later Assistant Prof. at the University of Texas at Austin with Bryce DeWitt's group: foundation of Numerical Relativity, jets in AGNs. • 1980-1987: Long-term member at the Institute for Advanced Study in Princeton, NJ and a faculty at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem: Numerical Relativity, Rotating gravitational collapse, Inflation, Galaxy biasing, neutrinos from SN 1987A • 1988-1990: The Hebrew University: Gamma-ray Bursts • 1990-1993: CFA Harvard: Gamma-Ray Bursts • 1998-1999: Visiting Prof. Columbia University and NYU • 2000- :Astronomical limits on Lorentz invariance violation • 2004-2005: Moore Scholar Caltech • 2005-2009: Dean Hebrew University School of Business Administration • 2009- :ERC Advanced Research Grant ==Honors==
Honors
• Landau Prize for a distinguished PhD thesis - 1976 • Distinguished Moore Fellowship Caltech - 2005 • ERC Advanced Research Grant - 2009 • ERC Advanced Research Grant - 2016 • EMET Prize, Israel, 2019 ==References==
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