[Please forward to anyone who might be 
interested.  Apologies in advance for any 
duplication.

Thanks,
Kevin!]

PhD Studentship in Functional Programming at the University of St Andrews

A PhD studentship is available in the Functional 
Programming group at the University of St 
Andrews.  We are looking for a well-qualified 
student to work on the recently-funded £1M Islay 
project (Adaptive Hardware Systems with Novel 
Algorithmic Design and Guaranteed Resource 
Bounds), which exploits new and advanced 
functional programming technology to overcome 
fundamental challenges in high-performance 
computing.  The project is multi-site and 
interdisciplinary, and builds on world-leading 
work in signal and image processing methods, 
techniques to assess the performance and 
complexity of computer software, and complex 
processor design techniques.  Students must have 
achieved or expect to achieve a First Class or 
Upper Second degree in Computer Science or a 
relevant discipline, and have a strong interest 
in Functional Programming

For further information, please contact Kevin Hammond, kh@cs.st-and.ac.uk
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