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Agoston Pisztora is an Associate Professor in the Department of Mathematical Sciences at Carnegie Mellon University. His research focuses on probabilistic analysis of random fields, disordered systems, and phase transitions. His work aims to explain macroscopic phenomena through probabilistic analysis based on microscopic hypotheses. Pisztora's research explores how random systems can exhibit deterministic behavior on a macroscopic level due to self-averaging or retain randomness, such as in turbulence or critical systems. His publications include studies on large deviations, phase separation, and the Wulff crystal in the Ising model.