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In <26sis-server@massey.ac.nz> N.Perry@massey.ac.nz (N.Perry) writes:


Jim,

I've never met this fellow, but correspond with him now and again.
He uses RUFL for a distance learning program in functional languages
(they are the last RUFL users on the planet!)   You could poll him
for some info about their honours program.  I could write to
him too, if you like. 

Pete
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>Postdoctoral Research Fellowship

>"Concurrent Functional Languages"

>A position is available in the Department of Computer Science under
>the leadership of Dr N. Perry. The fellowship is within a group
>working on the design and applications of concurrent
>process/object-oriented functional languages. The position involves
>primarily practical research and development work in the compiler,
>concurrent runtime system and/or garabage collection areas; the exact
>areas dependant on others in the group. Later in the term work in more
>theoretical areas may be possible. Primary hardware consists of a Data
>General multi-processor shared-memory system.

>The annual emolument payable for Postdoctoral Research Fellowships is
>currently NZ$37440pa and the Fellowship is tenable for a maximum
>period of 18 months. Inquires may be directed to Dr Perry [see
>signature for contact methods, email is best].

>Applications quoting reference DEPT 52/94, including a full Curriculum
>Vitae and naming three referees, including email addresses and fax
>numbers for them if possible, close with Mrs B. Bretherton, Personnel
>Section, by 26 August 1994 [rest of address as in signature].
>Applications may be sent by email via Dr Perry.

>-- 
>Dr Nigel Perry                    Email: N.Perry@massey.ac.nz
>Department of Computer Science    Tel: +64 6 350 4007
>Massey University                 Fax: +64 6 350 5611
>Palmerston North, New Zealand
--
EP Wentworth - Dept. of Comp. Sci. - Rhodes University - Grahamstown - RSA.
cspw@cs.ru.ac.za                   "Having lost sight of our objectives, 
                                    we redoubled our efforts"   Kotler