Personal data

• Name: Sabine Bögli (international writing: Boegli)
• Swiss Citizen
• Languages: German (native), English (fluent), French (intermediate), Italian (basic)
• Current contact details:
  Office: Room MCS3017 (third floor)
  Department of Mathematical Sciences, Durham University, Upper Mountjoy, Stockton Road, Durham DH1 3LE, UK
  Email: sabine.boegli (at) durham.ac.uk
  Durham staff website: https://www.durham.ac.uk/staff/sabine-boegli/

Employment

• Since 07/2023 Associate Professor, Durham University
• 09/2019-06/2023 Assistant Professor, Durham University
• 09/2018-08/2019 Chapman Fellow, Imperial College London
• 10/2016-09/2018 Postdoctoral research fellow, Ludwig Maximilian University (LMU) Munich
  In German the position is called Akademische Rätin auf Zeit (A13)
  
• 02-9/2016 Postdoctoral research fellow, Imperial College London
  Funded by an Early Postdoc Mobility fellowship of the Swiss National Science Foundation (second half)
• 05/2015-01/2016 Postdoctoral research fellow, Cardiff University
  Funded by an Early Postdoc Mobility fellowship of the Swiss National Science Foundation (first half)
• 01-04/2015 Postdoctoral research fellow, University of Bern
• 03/2012-12/2014 Ph.D. student & teaching assistant, University of Bern
• 09/2009-02/2012 Teaching assistant, University of Bern

Qualifications

• 12/2014 Ph.D. in mathematics, University of Bern (summa cum laude)
  Thesis Spectral approximation for linear operators and applications
  Supervised by Christiane Tretter
• 02/2012 Master in mathematics, University of Bern (summa cum laude)
  Thesis Resolvent convergence for unbounded linear operators
  08-12/2011 Erasmus semester at University of Glasgow
• 11/2010 Bachelor in mathematics, University of Bern (insigni cum laude)
  Thesis Hardy und Hardy-Littlewood Ungleichung mit Anwendungen
  Minor in physics (90 ECTS)
  Extracurricular minor in computer science (15 ECTS)
• 06/2007 Matura, Seeland Gymnasium Biel/Bienne

Academic Service

• Editor for the Journal and Bulletin of the London Mathematical Society, Section Partial Differential Equations and Geometric and Numerical Analysis

Fellowships and Prizes

• Whitehead Prize 2024 awareded by the London Mathematical Society (LMS). See the citation on the LMS website.
• Chapman fellowship of the Department of Mathematics, Imperial College London
  Two years fellowship with half teaching load
• Early Postdoc.Mobility fellowship of the Swiss National Science Foundation
  18 months fellowship, research only
• Faculty Prize for Ph.D. thesis awarded by the Faculty of Natural Sciences, University of Bern
  Best thesis of the year in the fields of mathematics / statistics / computer science
• Faculty Prize for Master’s thesis awarded by the Faculty of Natural Sciences, University of Bern
  Best thesis of the year in the fields of mathematics / statistics / computer science

Collaborative and Conference Grants

• Network grant from the Isaac Newton Institute for the UK Spectral Theory Network which has 80+ members. Jointly organised with M. Capoferri (Heriot-Watt), J.-C. Cuenin (Loughborough), K. Gittins (Durham), A. Hassannezhad (Bristol), M. Karpukhin (University College London), J. Lagacé (King’s College London), S. Mondal (Reading).
• LMS joint research groups grant (2019-2021), jointly with J. Ben-Artzi (Cardiff), J.-C. Cuenin (Loughborough) and P. Siegl (Queen’s University Belfast). Organising two one-day meetings per year, see website.
• LMS celebrating new appointments grant (2019/20). One-day meeting (September 2021).

Teaching experience

• At Durham (since 09/2019): Lecturing Complex Analysis II (300 students), Functional Analysis and Applications IV (30 students), Partial differential equations III/IV (80 students).
  Supervising PhD, final year and MSc student projects.
  Tutorials in Complex Analysis II, Analysis I, Linear algebra I, Calculus I, Numerical analysis II.
  Academic advisor to undergraduate students.
• At Imperial (10/2018-08/2019): Lecturing 3rd/4th year module Fourier analysis and theory of distributions.
  Supervising 2nd year student group project.
  Personal tutor to undergraduate students.
• At Munich (10/2016-09/2018): Teaching assistant.
  Courses: Functional analysis, Numerical analysis.
  Occusional replacements in lectures (200-300 students), course: Numerical analysis.
• At Bern (09/2009-04/2015): Teaching assistant.
  Courses: Functional analysis, Ordinary differential equations, Analysis 1, Analysis 2, Analysis 3, Analysis 4, Differential geometry, Mathematics for natural sciences.
  Tutor of master students seminar on Spetra and pseudospectra of matrices and operators  (09/2013-02/2014).
  Occasional replacements in lectures (30-160 students), courses: Analysis 1-4, Linear algebra 2.
  Co-organisation of Graduate Colloquium of the Swiss Doctoral Program in Mathematics and Open Day for female students in Natural Sciences.