[net.jobs] Wanted: Post-doc position at a U.S. university

mrt@ukc.UUCP (M.Tolun) (10/21/84)

Currently I am a doctoral student in computing at the
University of Kent, working on a project involving computer
speech recognition and due to complete in or about September '85.

I am looking for a post-doctoral research position mainly
at one of the U.S. universities related to any of the research interest
areas oulined in my resume below.

Thanks in advance.

	
	Mehmet Resit Tolun

	mrt@ukc.UUCP

	UUCP  :  ...!vax135!ukc!mrt

	Post  :  Computing Laboratory
		 University of Kent at Canterbury
		 Canterbury
		 KENT CT2 7NF
		 England, U.K. 

	Phone :  44-227-66822 Extension 7697
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                              Mehmet Resit Tolun
                                Computing Lab.
                       University of Kent at Canterbury
                                 Kent CT2 7NF
                                England, U.K.

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OOOOBBBBJJJJEEEECCCCTTTTIIIIVVVVEEEE           Seeking a post-doctoral research
                    fellowship/assistantship or equivalent position in
                    human-machine communication (user interface,
                    dialogue design), speech recognition (including
                    applications and evaluation of recognizers),
                    mini/microcomputer I/O, interfacing and software
                    development.  Also interested in robotics(sensory
                    interfaces and expert systems).

EEEEDDDDUUUUCCCCAAAATTTTIIIIOOOONNNN           University of Kent at Canterbury

                    M.Sc. in Computing                          January, 1983

                    Thesis title: Implementing software protocols for
                    data communications involving a hand-held computer
                    used in data capture

                    B.Sc. Honors in Physics with Computing      July, 1981

                    Course work: AI, Assembly Language Programming,
                    Computers in Laboratory, Control Theory, Digital
                    Electronics, Numerical Analysis, Operating Systems,
                    Simulation and Physics, Mathematics oriented lecture
                    courses.

                    Projects: Capacitance meter design(hardware+software)

                    Fast Fourier Transforms(data acquisition+software)

EEEEXXXXPPPPEEEERRRRIIIIEEEENNNNCCCCEEEE          University of Kent at Canterbury  1981-to date

                    Teaching Assistant in Computing Laboratory

                    Supervise undergraduate BASIC and PASCAL programming
                    classes.

                    Shell UK Exploration and Production Ltd.   1979-1981

                    Worked as a trainee student in information and
                    computing division for 2 months each summer. I was
                    assigned programming tasks in FORTRAN using the
                    IBM370 and UNIVAC main frames.

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DDDDEEEETTTTAAAAIIIILLLLSSSS             In my Ph.D. research project I have designed a
                    software system interfacing a commercial speech
                    recognizer and in addition conducted several
                    performance evaluation studies. One of the aims of
                    this research is to provide an application to a
                    histopathological task in a laboratory environment.

                    In the M.Sc. work a software protocol was developed
                    to interface a portable data collecting device to an
                    intermediate and a host computer for data transfer
                    via a serial link.

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QQQQUUUUAAAALLLLIIIIFFFFIIIICCCCAAAATTTTIIIIOOOONNNNSSSS      From a users point of view I know UNIX and its text
                    processing packages. I have had programming
                    experience on PDP-11/RSX, PDP-11/RT, ICL2960/EMAS,
                    Motorola 6800, Hewlett Packard 85 and various
                    microcomputers.

AAAACCCCTTTTIIIIVVVVIIIITTTTIIIIEEEESSSS          I am a student member of the Acoustical Society of
                    America, the American Voice Input/Output Society,
                    the IEEE ASSP Society, and the IEEE Computer Society

RRRREEEEFFFFEEEERRRREEEENNNNCCCCEEEESSSS          P.J. Brown - Computing Laboratory, University of
                    Kent, Canterbury, Kent, England, U.K.

                    R.D. Eager - Computing Laboratory, University of
                    Kent, Canterbury, Kent, England, U.K.

                    S.J. Rogers - Physics Laboratory, University of
                    Kent, Canterbury, Kent, England, U.K.