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                   PHD SCHOLARSHIP IN COMPUTER SCIENCE
               
      Department of Mathematics, Statistics & Computing Science
                      University of New England

One PhD scholarship is available for a PhD program in the area of 
compiler techniques for parallel computers. The scholarship will be
supported by a large ARC grant, and the aim of the project is to 
develop new techniques for compiling programs for execution on 
parallel computers, with a particular emphasis on designing a unified 
framework to solve various code generation problems such as computation
code generation, communication code generation, local memory management
and message aggregation. 

Applications are invited from individuals with an honours degree
in Computer Science or Engineering (first class or upper second class) 
or a research masters degree. Knowledge of matrix computations and 
programming language C or C++ is desirable. Demonstrated research 
performance and documented publications are highly regarded.
Preference will be given to applicants with a demonstrated background 
in Parallel Processing and Compiler Design. 

The candidate will receive a scholarship of $18,500 p.a. for a period 
of three years, subject to satisfactory progress. Contributions 
towards relocation and thesis expenses according to APA conditions 
will be available to the successful applicant. It may be possible 
to supplement the scholarship by tutoring work. Also, extra funds may 
be available for attending overseas conferences. Applicants must be 
Australian residents or have a permanent residence status, and be 
enrolling full-time. The successful candidate would be expected to 
begin studies as soon as possible.

For enquiries about the project, contact

    Dr William Xue
    Department of Mathematics, Statistics and Computing Science
    University of New England
    Armidale, NSW 2351 
    Tel: (067) 73 3149 
    Email: xue@zermelo.une.edu.au. 
    http: //turing.une.edu.au/~xue

Applications including a cv, certified academic transcripts, and
names and addresses (telephone, fax and email) of two referees 
should be addressed to:

Lisa McCabe
Postgraduate Scholarships Officer
Research Services
UNE
Armidale, NSW 2351
Fax: (067) 73 3543

Closing date is 15 May, 1996.

The University of New England reserves the right not to fill the
position.