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{\bf  DR. KENNETH ARTHUR HAWICK}, CPhyS MInstP FRMetS\\
Birth:  March 13, 1965 in Edinburgh Scotland\\
Telephone:  (315) 443 3933\\
Fax:  (315) 443 1973\\
Email: {\it hawick@npac.syr.edu}\\
Address:  Northeast Parallel Architectures Center (NPAC)\\
111 College Place, Syracuse, NY 13244-4100, USA
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{\bf Education}
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\item BSc in Physics from Edinburgh University, Scotland, 1983-1987
\item PhD in Computational Physics from Edinburgh University, Scotland 1987-1990.
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{\bf Professional Experience}

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\item 1988-1989 Visiting Research Scientist at Argonne National Laboratory, USA.
\item 1989-1990 Materials Physicist at Harwell Laboratory, England.
\item 1990-1991 Research Scientist at Edinburgh Parallel Computing Center, Scotland.
\item 1991-1993 Technical Manager at Edinburgh Parallel Computing Center, Scotland.
\item 1994-     Research Scientist and Project Leader at Northeast Parallel
          Architectures Center, Syracuse, USA.
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{\bf Awards, Honors and Professional Affiliations}

Chartered Physicist\\
 Fellow of the Royal Meteorological Society\\
Member of Society for Industrial and Applied Mathematics\\
Member of Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE)\\
Member of the Materials Research Society (MRS)\\
Member of the Institute of Physics (IoP)\\
Member of the Association for Computing Machinery (ACM)\\\


{\bf Journal Editorial Board Memberships}

Concurrency, Practice and Experience (with special responsibility for
electronic publishing).\\\

{\bf Selected Publications}

A transputer implementation of the CCITT reference model 6
Video coding algorithm.
Graham Sexton and Kenneth A. Hawick
Proc. 3rd IEEE Int. Conf. Image Processing, Warwick 1989.

Scientific modelling on the DAP
N.B.Wilding, A.S.Trew, K.A.Hawick, G.S.Pawley
Proc. IEEE, 79 (1991) No 4, 574-585
(Invited paper for special issue on parallel computation)

Chemical phase separation in binary Iron-Chromium alloys.
Kenneth A. Hawick, J. Ernest Epperson, Colin G. Windsor
and Vic. S. Rainey
Proc. Materials Research Society Meeting, 1992, Vol 205.

A small angle neutron scattering investigation of phase
separation in an Fe-Cr-Ni alloy.
J. Ernest Epperson, Kenneth A. Hawick, Colin G. Windsor
and Vic. S. Rainey
Proc. Materials Research Society Meeting, 1992, Vol 205.

Dynamics of Bond Diluted Ising magnets
Kenneth A. Hawick, Graeme J. Ackland and Wilson C-K. Poon
Journal of Magnetism and Magnetic Materials 104-107(1992)423

Monte Carlo Renormalisation Group Study of the 3d Ising Model
Clive F. Baillie, Rajan Gupta, Kenneth A. Hawick, G. Stuart Pawley
Physical Review B 45 (1992) 10438-10453

Parallelisation of the Unified Model Data Assimilation Scheme
Kenneth A. Hawick, R. Stuart Bell, Allan Dickinson,
Patrick D. Surry and Brian J. N. Wylie
Proc. of Workshop of Fifth ECMWF Workshop on
Use of Parallel Processors in Meteorology,
European Centre for Medium Range Weather Forecasting,
Reading November 1992. (Invited paper)

High Performance Computing for Numerical Applications
K. A. Hawick and D. J. Wallace
Proc. of Workshop on Computational Mechanics in UK - 1993,
Association for Computational Mechanics in Engineering, Swansea.
(Keynote address)  (Also EPCC technical Note EPCC-TN92-10)

Preliminary Evaluation of High-Performance Fortran as a Language for
Computational Fluid Dynamics
E.A.Bogucz, G.C.Fox, T.Haupt, K.A.Hawick, S.Ranka
Proc. AIAA Fluid Dynamics Conference, June 1994,
Colorado Springs, AIAA 94-2262

InfoMall: A Scalable Organisation for the Development of High
Performance Computing and Communications Software and Systems
G.C.Fox, E.A.Bogucz, D.A.Jones, K.Mills, M.Podgorny and K.A.Hawick
Proc. HPCN 1994, Munich, Germany April 1994. Volume 2, PP137

A Scalable Paradigm for Effectively-Dense Matrix Formulated Applications
G.Cheng, G.C.Fox and K.A.Hawick
Proc. HPCN 1994, Munich, Germany April 1994. Volume 2, PP202

Quenching 2d Quantum Gravity
C.F.Baillie, K.A.Hawick and D.A.Johnston
Physics Letters B 328 (1994) 284-290\\\

{\bf Biographical Summary}

Hawick has over nine years experience with parallel and high
performance computing systems and applying them for teaching purposes
as well as commercial applications.  Hawick headed the Numerical and
Simulations Group of ten professional staff at Edinburgh Parallel
Computing Centre which worked with external academic and industrial
partners to make parallel computing systems of genuine use for
computational science and engineering problems.  Hawick has personally
lead projects in areas including weather and climate simulations,
computational fluid dynamics simulations, reservoir simulation and
computational electromagnetics simulations as well as a large number
of computational physics projects.  Hawick has been involved in
teaching parallel computing and computational science to undergraduate
and graduates at Edinburgh since 1989 through a summer student
teaching program at Edinburgh, and has recently been involved with
NPAC's Research Experiences for Undergraduates program.  Hawick leads
NPAC's High Performance Fortran Applications project to evaluate and
disseminate information about the High Performance Fortran programming
language.

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