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Wallace, C. S. (1933 - ) |
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| Computer scientist | |
| Born: 26 October 1933 Bowraville, New South Wales, Australia | |
| C. S. Wallace worked on the engineering design for the SILLIAC computer resource sharing network in the late 1960s. |
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| Born Bowraville, New South Wales, 26 October 1933. Educated University of Sydney (BSc, PhD). Research Associate, University of Illinois 1961-62; Lecturer in Physics, University of Sydney 1960-64, Senior Lecturer, Basser Computing Department 1965-68; Professor of Information Science, Monash University from 1968. Wrote Atoms to Andromeda (co-author, 1966) and Advancing with Science (co-author, 1966). | |
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