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Curriculum VitaeEmily RedelmeierCurriculum VitaeEmily RedelmeierContact InformationAddress:E-mail:Département de MathématiquesBâtiment 425Faculté des Sciences d’OrsayUniversité Paris-Sud 11F-91405 Orsay Cedexemily.redelmeier@math.u-psud.frEducation/Employment2011–present Postdoctoral Fellowship Université Paris-Sud 112006–2011 Ph.D. (supervisor: James A. Mingo), Mathematics Queen’s University2005–2006 M.Sc. (supervisor: James A. Mingo), Mathematics Queen’s University2000–2005 B.Sc., Mathematics and Physics University of TorontoResearch Experience• Postdoctoral Fellowship, Université Paris-Sud 11, September 2011–present.• Research Assistant, Queen’s University, September 2005–August 2011. Worked on the research for mymaster’s project and Ph.D thesis. My master’s research extended a method of orthogonalizing theTemperley-Lieb algebra to its representations. My Ph.D. thesis presents a definition for real secondorderfreeness and demonstrates that independent ensembles of a number of important real matrixmodels are asymptotically real second-order free.• Research Assistant, University of Toronto, January 2004–April 2004. Constructed several HTML pagesin Inuktitut as teaching aids for an Inuktitut course.• Research Assistant, University of Toronto, May 2003–August 2005. Wrote programs in Mathematicato produce diagrams of knots based on circle-packing.• Research Assistant, University of Toronto, July 2002–September 2002. Wrote programs to representwavelet data of variable stars.PublicationsPublished• C. Emily I. Redelmeier. Genus Expansion for Real Wishart Matrices. J. Theoret. Probab., 24(4):1044–1062, 2011.emily.redelmeier@math.u-psud.fr 1

Curriculum VitaeAcceptedEmily Redelmeier• C. Emily I. Redelmeier. Real second-order freeness and the asymptotic real second-order freeness ofseveral real matrix ensembles. ArXiv e-prints, http://arxiv.org/abs/1101.0422.Preprints• C. Emily I. Redelmeier. Appendix to “Real second-order freeness and the asymptotic real second-orderfreeness of several real matrix models”: Examples and Diagrams.• C. Emily I. Redelmeier. Representations of the Temperley-Lieb Algebra via a New Inner Product onHalf-Diagrams. ArXiv e-prints, http://arxiv.org/abs/1012.0640.Invited Talks• Real Second-Order Freeness. Canadian Mathematical Society Summer Meeting. University of Regina,June 2–4, 2012.• Second-order Freeness in the Real Case. Bialgebras in free Probability: Combinatorial, Bialgebra, andAnalytic Aspects, The Erwin Schrödinger International Institute for Mathematical Physics, February14–25.• Genus expansions for asymptotics and fluctuations of real Wishart matrices. Sparse Random Structures:Analysis and Computation, BIRS, January 24–29, 2010.Seminar Talks• Real Second-Order Freeness. Operator Theory Seminar, University of Toronto, May 31, 2012.• Fluctuations de matrices aléatoires réelles et liberté du second ordre. Séminaire Matrices aléatoires,Institut de Mathématiques de Toulouse, March 28, 2012.• A Graphical Calculus for Haar-Distributed Orthogonal Matrices and Second-Order Real Freeness.Oberseminar zur Freien Wahrscheinlichkeit, Universität des Saarlandes, March 14, 2012.• Real Second-Order Freeness and Maps on Unoriented Surfaces. Séminaire Combinatoire énumérativeet analytique, Université Paris 7, November 24, 2011.• Second-Order Freeness and Fluctuations of Real Random Matrices. Séminaire Probabilités et Statistiques,Université de Versailles, November 22, 2011.• Fluctuations of large random matrices and second-order freeness. Toronto Probability Seminar, FieldsInstitute, May 2, 2011.• Genus expansion for real random matrices and cartography on nonorientable surfaces.Geometry-Combinatorics Seminar, San Francisco State University, December 10, 2010.Algebra-Contributed Conference Talks• Real Second-Order Freeness. Canadian Operator Theory Seminar, University of Toronto, May 31,2012.• Fluctuations of real random matrices and second-order freeness.systems, Les Houches, March 4–9, 2012.Random matrices and integrableemily.redelmeier@math.u-psud.fr 2

Curriculum VitaeEmily Redelmeier• Fluctuations of random matrices and real second-order freeness. Canadian Operator Theory Symposium,University of Victoria, May 24–28, 2011.• Real second-order freeness. Great Plains Operator Theory Symposium, Arizona State University, May18–22, 2011.• Fluctuations of random matrices and real second-order freeness. Great Plains Operator Theory Symposium,University of Denver, June 14–18, 2010.• Fluctuations of random matrices and real second-order freeness. Canadian Operator Theory Symposium,University of New Brunswick, June 7–11, 2010.• Combinatorics of Fluctuations of Random Matrices. Ontario Combinatorics Workshop, Brock University,May 7–8, 2010.• Euler Characteristic Expansion for Real Wishart Random Matrices. Great Plains Operator TheorySymposium, University of Colorado at Boulder, June 2–June 6, 2009.• Asymptotics and fluctuations of real Wishart random matrices. Canadian Operator Symposium, Universityof Regina, May 26–30, 2009.• Asymptotics and fluctuations of real Wishart random matrices.University of Ottawa, May 16–17, 2009.Ottawa Mathematics Conference,• Euler characteristic expansion for real Wishart random matrices. Ontario Combinatorics Workshop,University of Waterloo, May 1–2, 2009.• Real Wishart random matrices and Kreweras complementation on nonorientable surfaces. CanadianOperator Symposium, University of Toronto, May 20–24, 2008.• Real Wishart matrices and nonorientable surfaces.Ottawa, May 1–2, 2008.Ottawa Mathematics Conference, University ofAwards• Sciences Outstanding Thesis, May 2012. Queen’s internal award.• Ontario Graduate Scholarship, September 2010–August 2011. Provincial competition.• Ontario Graduate Scholarship, September 2009–August 2010. Provincial competition.• Irene MacRae Memorial Graduate Scholarship, September 2009–December 2009.scholarship.Queen’s internal• Irene MacRae Memorial Graduate Scholarship, May 2009–August 2009. Queen’s internal scholarship.• R. S. McLaughlin Fellowship, September 2008–April 2009. Queen’s internal scholarship.Teaching Experience• Teaching Fellow, January 2008–April 2008. Was in charge of a single-section complex analysis courseaimed largely at electrical engineers. I created the course outline, prepared and delivered lectures, sethomework, held office hours, and created and marked the midterm and final exam.• Teaching Fellow, January 2007–April 2007. Was in charge of the complex analysis course mentionedabove, with the same duties.emily.redelmeier@math.u-psud.fr 3

Curriculum VitaeEmily Redelmeier• Teaching Assistant, September 2006–April 2007. Ran tutorials and marked problem sets for a first-yearlinear algebra course aimed at math majors.• Teaching Assistant, September 2005–April 2006. Ran tutorials and marked problem sets for a secondyearvector calculus course aimed at math majors, and held office hours in the math help centre.Volunteer Work• Camp counsellor for Explore Mathemagics, August 2011, 2012. Led some mathematical activities at amath camp for highschool girls and assisted during problem solving sessions.• JUMP tutor, September 2005–February 2011. Tutored elementary-aged children in math using theJUMP (Junior Undiscovered Math Prodigies) system.• Let’s Talk Science demonstrator, September 2006–August 2011. Performed science demonstrations forstudents from kindergarten through highschool.• Pi Club tutor, September 2006–April 2007. Tutored highschool-aged children on their course work.Research InterestsI am interested in free probability, random matrices, and combinatorics. I am currently focused on cumulantapproaches to random matrix calculations, real and quaternionic matrices, and connections with thecombinatorics of surface gluings and noncrossing objects.emily.redelmeier@math.u-psud.fr 4