Cezar Oniciuc

Roles & Affiliations

Prof. Cezar Oniciuc is a Professor at the Department of Geometry, Faculty of Mathematics, Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi. He serves as Vice-Dean of the Faculty of Mathematics since 2012 and held editorial roles including Editor-in-Chief of Analele Stiintifice ale Universitatii "Al.I. Cuza" Iasi, Matematica.

Education

• BSc: Mathematics, Faculty of Mathematics, 1991–1996
• MSc: Mathematics, 1996–1997
• PhD: "Tangency and Harmonicity Properties" (2002), supervised by Prof. V. Oproiu
• Habilitation: "Biharmonic Submanifolds in Space Forms" (2012)

Research Interests

Focuses on biharmonic and harmonic maps, Riemannian geometry, and differential geometry. Notable contributions include studies on biharmonic submanifolds, biconservative surfaces, and geometric variational problems. His work often involves analysis of hypersurfaces in space forms and pseudo-Riemannian manifolds.

Recent Research Trends

Recent articles explore conformal biharmonic hypersurfaces, polyharmonic maps, and unique continuation properties in geometric contexts. He investigates properties of surfaces in spheres, complex space forms, and homogeneous spaces, emphasizing geometric analysis and variational problems.

Awards & Recognition

• PhD thesis received Ottimo distinction (highest honor) and Cum Laudae from Romania's Ministry of Education
• Supervised PhD students with exceptional achievements, including Simona Nistor's Excellent (Summa Cum Laude) distinction

Teaching & Academic Service

Teaches Differential Geometry, Manifolds, and Computational Geometry. Served on Romania's National Council of Scientific Research evaluation board (2011–2013). Organized Geometry Day conferences and regularly conducts seminars on advanced geometric topics.