Curiculum Vitae of Rudolf Dvorak  date of birth February 26th 1946  place of birth Freistadt (Upper Austria)  1952 - 1964 elementary and high school in Vienna  1964 Majoring in Vienna  1966 - 1974 University studies in Vienna: mathematics, physics, philosophy and as main subject astronomy  1972 April 24th Ph.D. (Astronomy)  1972/1973 Center for Nuclear studies, Seibersdorf, Austria  1973-1984 postdoctoral position at the University in Graz, Austria  1974/1975 Bureau des Longitudes, Paris  1977 Habilitation in Graz  1984 Assistant professor at the Institute of Astronomy, Vienna  1989 Sep./Oct. Guest professor at the University of Florida, Gainesville  1990-1995 Vice-director of the Institute of Astronomy, Vienna  since 1991 Associate professor at the Institute of Astronomy, Vienna  since 1994 Head of the Astro Dynamics Group (ADG)  1994 Sep./Oct. Guest professor at the University of Nanjing, China  1995/1996 Guest professor at the University of Florida, Gainesville  1997 Feb. Bureau des Longitudes, Paris  2000 Sep./Oct. DANOF, Observatoire de Paris  2001 Oct./Nov. IMCCE, Observatoire de Paris Scientific Memberships and Activities   International Astronomical Union (IAU)   Scientific organizing committee of IAU commission 7 (Celestial Mechanics)   Associate editor of Celestial Mechanics and Dynamical Astronomy   Referee for the main journals in astronomy: eg. Celestial Mechanics and Dynamical Astronomy Astronomy and Astrophysics Planetary and Space Science Monthly Notices   Organizer of the following international colloquia 5 Alexander von Humboldt Colloquia for Celestial Mechanics (1984,1988,1992,1996,2000, Austria) Perturbation Theory and Chaos in Nonlinear Dynamics with Emphasis to Celestial Mechanics (1995, Universidade da Madeira) Modern Astrometry and Astrodynamics (1998, University of Vienna) 3 Austrian-Hungarian Workshops on Trojans and related Topics (1999,2000,2002, Vienna and Budapest)   Main international collaboration (with recent common publications) E. Bois (Bordeaux) J. Chapront (Paris) G. Contopoulos (Athens) Cl. Froeschlé (Nice) S. Ferraz-Mello (Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro) J. Hagel (CERN) J. Kallrath (BASF) L. Kiseleva-Eggleton (CA,USA) Y.S. Sun (Nanjing) H. Varvoglis (Thessaloniki)   European and Austrian Scientific Projects Human Capital and Mobility (1993-1995) FWF (Austrian Science Foundation) projects during the last 10 years Amade programme (Nice) Sokrates: exchange of professors (Thessaloniki)   contributed papers and invited lectures in about 100 international conferences during the last 25 years   contributed papers and about 100 published papers (about 40 in refereed journals) Teaching Experience   Since 1975 I am lecturing at university level for graduate and undergraduate: at the universities of Graz (until 1984) and Vienna (sice 1980) and the technical university of Vienna: Stellar atmospheres Stellar structure and evolution Cosmology Double stars Celestial Mechanics Physics of the planetary systems Mathematical methods of astronomy   Up to now I graduated some 10 PhD students