	Philippe Curty
	physics - IT, Web, theoretical physics, interdisciplinarty, complexity

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Degree	Ph.D.
Occupation	physicist
Current institution	Scimetrica GmbH
Address	Philippe Curty Hardeggerstrasse 6 3008 Bern Switzerland
Website	http://www.scimetrica.com
ScienXe address	http://philippecurty.scienxe.org
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Personal informations

name	Philippe Curty
birthplace	Fribourg, Switzerland
citizenship	Swiss
computer	Programming: PHP, MySQL, C, C++, Mathematica, Latex, HTML, Perl, Javascript. Systems: Linux and Unix network system administration, Bind, Apache, NFS.
interests	computer, trekking, wine tasting, skiing

Languages

	speaking level	reading level
french	Mother tongue	Mother tongue
german	Excellent	Excellent
english	Excellent	Excellent
italian	Basic	Basic

Degrees

2006	University of Neuchâtel. PhD in sciences, theoretical physics,
1998	University of Fribourg Master degree in theoretical Physics, Condensed Matter Theory.
1994	University of Bayreuth (DE) Degree in experimental physics.
1992	Fribourg. Bachelor degree (type B), Collège Saint-Michel.

Employment

2005	Bern Head of Scimetrica GmbH
2004-2005	Trieste, Italy Researcher in statistical physics at ICTP. ICTP, Trieste group of prof. M. Marsili.
2001-2004	University of Neuchâtel Linux/Unix system administrator of the computer network for the theoretical physics group.
2000-2006	President of Actionuni, the swiss researchers association. (2000-2005)
2000	Co-foundator of Actionuni, the swiss researchers forum. Organizer of the several meetings.
1999-2004	University of Neuchâtel Research and teaching assistant for exercise classes. ( Condensed Matter Physics, Mathematical Methods of Physics, Quantum Mechanics, Thermodynamics)
1997-1999	University of Fribourg Teaching assistant for exercise classes. (Classical Mechanics, Electrodynamics, Thermodynamics, Statistical Mechanics)

Publications

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2006 | 2005 | 2003 | 2002 | 2000 |

1.	Pseudogap and Amplitude Fluctuations in High Temperature Superconductors
	Philippe Curty, Hans Beck
	[cond-mat/0606807]

2.	Phase coexistence in a forecasting game
	Philippe Curty, Matteo Marsili
	J. Stat. Mech. (2006) P03013 [physics/0506151]

3.	An interaction model on random networks: from social to airports networks
	Philippe Curty
	arXiv:physics/0509074 [database]

4.	Amplitude and Phase Fluctuations in High Temperature Superconductors.
	Philippe Curty
	Thèse de doctorat : Université de Neuchâtel, 2003 ; nº1784

5.	Thermodynamics and Phase Diagram of High Temperature Superconductors
	Philippe Curty, Hans Beck
	Phys. Rev. Lett. 91, 257002 (2003) [database]

6.	Pairing fluctuations in high temperature superconductors.
	H. Beck, Ph. Curty, A. Sewer, N. Andrenacci, S. Sharapov.
	International Conference, MODERN PROBLEMS OF THEORETICAL PHYSICS (MPTP-2002), Dedicated to the 90th anniversary of A.S.Davydov. Kyiv, Ukraine, December 9-15, 2002.

7.	First Order Transition in the Ginzburg-Landau Model
	Philippe Curty, Hans Beck
	Phys. Rev. Lett. 85, 796 (2000) [database]

Projects

	1. Condensed Matter: Pseudogap, Amplitude and phase fluctuations in high temperature superconductivity
	2. Content Management Systems
	3. Evolution of complex systems on random networks.
	4. Forecasting: Herding or Private Information?
	5. Science-advisor.net - search engine for physics articles
	6. Search engines
	7. myScience Network

Presentations

2010	Bern Google in Bibliometrics, Bibliometric Worshop of Swiss Universities
2006	Fribourg Content Management System for Science and Universities
2004	University of Fribourg CPA and DMFT (correlated electronic system meeting)
2003	University of Geneva The separate role of pairing amplitude and phase in cuprates (correlated electronic system meeting, 13 june, contributed)
2003	Forschungszentrum Karlsruhe (DE) The separate role of pairing amplitude and phase in cuprates (invited seminar, 10 July)
2002	EPFL, Lausanne Amplitude Fluctuations in Superconductors (Annual Meeting of Swiss Physical Society, contributed)
2000	University of Neuchâtel Amplitude and Phase Fluctuations in the Ginzburg-Landau Model (correlated electronic system meeting, 20 june, contributed)