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From: gupta@prl.philips.co.uk (Ashok Gupta)
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Subject: British Computer Society - Parallel Processing SIG - evening lectures
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Date: 1 Mar 91 11:57:32 GMT
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                      The Britsh Computer Society
                  Parallel Processing Specialist Group

                present the following evening lectures :-

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   ***     "Parallel Programming for Multiprocessor Hardware"     ***
                        
                        Dr. Martin Gittins
                  Strand Software Technologies Ltd.
                       Wed.  March 13, 1991

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   ***     "Massively Parallel Processing with the Maspar MP1"    ***
             
                  Richard Green and Bryan Shutes
                           Maspar, UK
                       Wed.  June 12, 1991

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   ***               "The Touchstone Project"                     ***

                           David Moody
                    Intel Scientific Computers
                       Wed.  Nov. 27, 1991

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                             Venue :- 
                    The Fleming Lecture Theatre
                     University College, London
                       Malet Street, London
                (entrance opposite Dillons Bookshop)
                (Served by Goodge St, Warren St, 
                 Euston & Kings Cross tube stations)
                        
                      Start 6.30 p.m. prompt 
 
                       All lectures are free
  Non members, whether of the BCS or of the PPSG, are welcome to attend.
The atmosphere is informal & friendly and after the lecture (and questions)
  attendees have the opportunity to continue discussions at a pub and/or
                            restaurant.