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Stephen Taylor
Stephen Taylor
![[Steve in front of his plane]](http://www.scp.caltech.edu/pictures/smallplane.gif)
Stephen Taylor Ph.D.
Assistant Professor of Computer Science
California Institute of Technology
Principal Investigator, Scalable Concurrent Programming Laboratory
Work: 818-395-3903
Home: 818-568-1727
FAX: 818-792-4257
Email: steve@scp.caltech.edu
Web: http://www.scp.caltech.edu
Research Interests
Parallel Architectures and Concurrent Programming,
Software Engineering, Computer Graphics, Concurrent Simulation
Techniques. Extensive experience at the boundary between software and
hardware on networks of workstations, shared-memory multiprocessors,
and distributed memory multicomputers. Broad background coupling
expertise in hardware, software, and applications.
Hobbies
Instrument rated pilot.
History Buff.
Education
Ph.D. in Computer Science, Weizmann Institute of Science, Israel. Aug
89.
M.Sc. in Computer Science, Columbia University, New York. Jan 85.
B.Sc. Honors (First Class) in Computer and Microprocessor Systems,
Essex University, England. 1979-82.
Higher National Certificate in Electrical and Electronic Engineering
(gained with Distinction), Letchworth, England. 1973-77.
Electronic Engineering Graduate (Industrial Apprenticeship), British
Aircraft Corporation, Guided Weaponry Division, England. 1973-77.
Awards
DOD DURIP Award Winner 1996
Finalist Award, Smithsonian Award for Science, 1996
Winner of the Outstanding Paper Award ICPP 95
Caltech President's Fund Award, 1995
Technology Achievement Award, Intel Corporation, 1995
DOD DURIP Award Winner 1994
Presidential Young Investigator Award, 1991
British Computer Society, Strand88, 1989 Award for Technical Innovation
I.B.M. Doctoral Fellowship 1985-87
Honors
Smithsonian Permanent Exhibit 1995
Chairman, Parallel CFD 95
Program Committee Member, Parallel CFD 94, 1994
Tutorial Speaker ISATA 93
Tutorial Speaker, Supercomputing 92
Local Chairman, 1991 International Logic Programming Symposium
Program Committee Member, Frontiers 91, 1991