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{\Large \bf Geoffrey Charles Fox}\\[4ex] \end{center}

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{\sl Ph.D. 1967, Theoretical Physics, Cambridge University}\\[1ex] 

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{\bf Current Positions}

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Director, Northeast Parallel Architectures Center 

Professor of Computer Science, Syracuse University 

Professor of Physics, Syracuse University 
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{\bf Research Interests}

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Geoffrey Fox is an internationally recognized expert in the use of parallel
architectures and the development of concurrent algorithms. He leads a
major project to develop prototype high-performance Fortran (Fortran90~D)
compilers. He is also a leading proponent for the development of
computational science as an academic discipline and a scientific method.
His research on parallel computing has focused on development and use of
this technology to solve large-scale computational problems. Fox directs
InfoMall, which is accelerating the introduction of parallel computing into
New York State industry and developing the corresponding software industry.
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{\bf Awards and Honors}

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Senior Wrangler, Part III Mathematics, Cambridge, 1964 

Alfred P. Sloan Foundation Fellowship, 1973-75 

Fellow of the American Physical Society, 1990 
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\noindent{\bf Journal Editorships}

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Computer Science(principal editor):\ \ Concurrency: Practice and Experience (John Wiley, Inc.)

Computational Physics(principal editor):\ \ International Journal of Modern Physics C
 -- Physics and Computers -- (World Scientific)

Associate Editor:\ \ Journal of Supercomputing, Complexity International
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{\bf Important Recent Publications}

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{\em Solving Problems on Concurrent Processors}\/ (with M. A. Johnson, G.
A. Lyzenga, S. W. Otto, J. K. Salmon, and D. W. Walker), Vol. 1,
Prentice-Hall, 1988; Vol. 2, 1990. 

``Information Processing and Opportunities for HPCN Use in Industry,''
(with K.~Mills), {\em Proceedings of HPCN Europe April 1994}, Munich,
Germany, published as {\em High-Performance Computing and Networking},
W.~Gentzsch, U.~Harms editors, Springer-Verlag Lecture Notes in
Computer Science 796, 1--14, 1994.

``Computational Toolkit for Colliding Black Holes and CFD'', (with
N.~P.~Chrisochoides and T.~Haupt), {\em 25th AIAA Fluid Dynamics
Conference}, Colorado Springs, June 1994, AIAA-94-2249.

``The Architecture of Problems and Portable Parallel Software Systems,''
{\em Proceedings of Supercomputing '91}, Albuquerque, NM, November 18--22,
1991.

``Fortran~D Language Specifications'' (with S. Hiranandani, K. Kennedy,
C. Koelbel, U. Kremer, C.-W. Tseng, and M. Y. Wu), Technical Report
{\small CRPC-TR}90079, Center for Research on Parallel Computation,
December 1990, Revised, April 1991.

``Practical Parallel Supercomputing:  Examples from Chemistry and
Physics'' (with P. Hipes and J. Salmon), {\em Proceedings of
Supercomputing '89}, ACM Press, Reno, Nevada, pp.~58--70, November 1989.
IEEE Computer Society and ACM SIGARCH, Reno, Nevada.

``Approaches to Physical Optimization,'' in {\em Proceedings of 5th}
{\small \em SIAM} {\em Conference on Parallel Processes for Scientific
Computation}, pp.~153--162, J. Dongarra, K. Kennedy, P. Messina, D.
Sorensen, R. Voigt, editors, SIAM, 1992. C3P-959, CRPC-TR91124

``Parallel Computing and Education,'' {\em Daedalus, Journal of the
American Academy of Arts and Sciences}, 121 (1992), pp.~111--118.
C3P-958, CRPC-TR91123.

{\em Parallel Computing Works!}\/ (with P. Messina and R. Williams),
Morgan Kauffman, San Francisco, CA, 1994.
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