Ivor Page

Dr. Ivor Page is an Associate Professor of Computer Science at the University of Texas at Dallas (UT Dallas), affiliated with the Erik Jonsson School of Engineering and Computer Science. His research focuses on distributed algorithms, resource allocation, and computer graphics. He holds a Ph.D. and BSc in Computer Science from Brunel University.

• Education: PhD & BSc in Computer Science (Brunel University)

His research interests include distributed systems, algorithm design, and parallel computing architectures. Notable contributions include work on mutual exclusion algorithms, spanning tree maintenance, and Fourier-based vector generation in computer graphics.

Dr. Page has been recognized with the prestigious Chancellor’s Council Outstanding Teaching Award from The University of Texas System, selected from over 118 faculty members following student nominations. This honor includes a $5,000 stipend and is the highest teaching award at UT System institutions.

• Grants:
  - 'Design of a system for feature arbitration in an intelligent telephone network' (BNR Richardson, $26,000, 1991)
  - 'Parallel computer architecture for computer graphics systems' (Texas Instruments, $32,480, 1988)
  - 'Parallel computer architectures for computer graphics systems' (Texas Instruments, $16,562, 1987)