Arnaud Marie-Claude

Marie-Claude Arnaud is a Full Professor in Mathematics at the University of Paris since 2019, previously holding the same position at Avignon University from 2001 to 2019. Her academic career spans prestigious institutions including Université Paris 11 (Orsay), Université Paris 7, and Université Louis Pasteur (Strasbourg).

• Education: Bachelor in Mathematics (1984), Agrégation (1985), DEA (M2) in Mathematics (1986) from Ecole Normale Supérieure de Paris; PhD in Mathematics (1990) from Université Paris 7; Habilitation in Mathematics (1999) from Université Paris 11.

Research Interests focus on dynamical systems, particularly Hamiltonian dynamics and weak KAM theory. Her work explores periodic points, symplectic diffeomorphisms, and Lagrangian tori, contributing to geometric and analytic inequalities in symplectic dynamics.

Scientific Awards & Honors include:

• 2019: Invited Bourbaki Seminar
• 2013: Senior Member, Institut Universitaire de France
• 2013: Promoted to Exceptional Class Professor
• 2011: Prize Gabrielle Sand et M. Guido-Triossi, French Academy of Sciences
• 2007: Promoted to 1st Class Professor
• 2010: Invited Talk at International Congress of Mathematicians
• 1983: Entrance at Ecole Normale Supérieure

Community Service encompasses leadership roles in academic governance, such as:

• 2001-2010: Elected Member of the Council of the Faculty of Sciences, Avignon
• 2007-2011: Elected Member of the National Council of the University (Section 25, Pure Mathematics)
• 2013-present: Member of the Scientific Council of FRUMAM (Marseille)
• 2018-present: Member of the Scientific Council of CIRM (Marseille)