Claudio Procesi (1941-) is Professor of Algebra in the Department of Mathematics at the University of Rome, La Sapienza. A distinguished mathematician, he received the Feltrinelli Prize in Mathematics (1986), and the Medaglia per la Matematica from the Accademia dei XL. Procesi received his Ph.D. from the University of Chicago in 1966, and wrote his Dissertation on rings with polynomial identities under I.N.
Herstein. Over the years, he has traveled throughout the world and spent time as a visiting professor in many fine universities. His research includes the areas of noncommutative algebra, algebraic groups, invariant theory, enumerative geometry, infinite-dimensional algebras, quantum groups, cyclic homology, to name several. For many years Procesi has been invited to international conferences, and has served in a variety of capacities : as a speaker, co-organiser, and as Chair of the Panel of Algebra.
He has been a member of the scientific committee of the Abdus Salam I.C.T.P. and has taken an active interest in the development of mathematics in Africa. He has served as editor of such journals as the Journal of Algebra, Communications in Algebra, the Duke Mathematical Journal, and has been on the Editorial Board of Advances in Mathematics, Mathematical Research Letters. and Transformation Groups.
Herstein. Over the years, he has traveled throughout the world and spent time as a visiting professor in many fine universities. His research includes the areas of noncommutative algebra, algebraic groups, invariant theory, enumerative geometry, infinite-dimensional algebras, quantum groups, cyclic homology, to name several. For many years Procesi has been invited to international conferences, and has served in a variety of capacities : as a speaker, co-organiser, and as Chair of the Panel of Algebra.
He has been a member of the scientific committee of the Abdus Salam I.C.T.P. and has taken an active interest in the development of mathematics in Africa. He has served as editor of such journals as the Journal of Algebra, Communications in Algebra, the Duke Mathematical Journal, and has been on the Editorial Board of Advances in Mathematics, Mathematical Research Letters. and Transformation Groups.


