Short Curriculum Vitae

• 1993: Master's degree (Dipl.-Ing.), TU Wien
• 1995: Doctor of Technical Sciences, TU Wien, Advisor: Michael Drmota.
• 1995-1998: Research assistant in the FWF Project Multivariate Asymptotic Expansions in Combinatorics directed by Michael Drmota
• 1995-1997: Vertr.Ass. at Institute of Algebra and Discrete Mathematics
• 1996: Jubiläums-Studienpreis of the Austrian Mathematical Society awarded for my doctoral thesis
• 1997-1998: Research assistant in the FWF Project Number Theoretic Simulation in Finance and Insurance directed by Robert Tichy
• 1998-2001: Univ.Ass., Institute of Geometry
• May 1999: Visiting Professor at PRISM, Université de Versailles
• 2001: Habilitation, TU Wien
• 2001-2003: Associate Professor, Institute of Geometry
• since 2004: Associate Professor, Institute of Discrete Mathematics and Geometry
• 2002-2005: Research project Automatic Multivariate Expansion of Generating Functions in Combinatorial Enumeration Problems, funded by the FWF.
• 21.3.-15.4. 2005: Visiting Professor at PRISM, Université de Versailles
• 25.9.-15.10. 2006: Guest Researcher at University of Stellenbosch,
• 2006-2009: Co-Investigator in the Research project Network Models funded by the EU FP6-NEST-Adventure Programme
• 2006-2012: Co-Investigator in the Research project Analytic and Probabilistic Methods in Combinatorics within the FWF National Research Network
  NFN Analytic Combinatorics and Probabilistic Number Theory
• 17.9.-17.12. 2009: Guest Researcher at PRISM, Université de Versailles
• 2.-24.9. 2011: Guest Researcher at Institute of Statistical Science, Academia Sinica
• 2.5.-1.6. 2012: Visiting Professor at LIPN, Équipe CALIN, Université Paris 13
• 2013-2022: Research project Combinatorics of Tree-Like Structures and Enriched Trees within the FWF Special Research Area Algorithmic and Enumerative Combinatorics
• 9.-21.5. and 16.-31.7. 2016: Visiting Professor at LIPN, Équipe CALIN, Université Paris 13
• 2016-2020: Research project Random Recursive Structures of Small Diameter, funded by the FWF and the MOST (now NSTC)
• 2024-2027: Research project Parameter Analysis of Certain Classes of DAGs, funded by the ANR and the FWF