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NAME TITLE BIRTHDATE (Mo., Day, Yr.)
Research
Bruce G. Buchanan Professor of Computer Sciende/ 7-7-40
EDUCATION (8egin with baccalaureate or other initial prafessional education and include postdoctoral training)
DEGREE (circte YEAR
F Y
INSTITUTION AND LOCATION highest degrees CONFERRED FIELD OF sTUD
Ohio Wesleyan University B.A. 1961 Mathematics
Michigan State University M.A. 1966 Philosopny
Michigan State University Ph.D. 1966 Philosophy

 

 

 

 

RESEARCH AND/OR PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Conciuding with present posttion, list in chronological order previous employment, exoeri-
ence, and honors. include present membersnip on any Federal Government Public Advisory Committee. List, in chronotogical order, the titles ana
complete references to ail publications during the past three years and to representative eartier publications pertinent to this apptication. DO NOT
EXCEED TWO PAGES.

Teaching and Professional Appointments

1981-present Professor of Computer Science (Research)
Stanford University
Co-Principal Investigator (with E. Feigenbaum) of the
Heuristic Programming Project since 1976.

1976-1981 Adjunct Professor, Computer Science Dept., Stanford

1972-1976 Research Computer Scientist, Computer
Science Department, Stanford University

1966-1971 Research Associate, Artificial Intelligence
Project, Stanford University

1965-1966 Instructor, Department of Philosophy
Michigan State University

Professional Activities

e Editorial Board, Artificial Intelligence: An International Journal.

e Editorial Board, Journal of Automated Reasoning.

e Editorial Board, MIT Press series on Artificial Intelligence.

e Editorial Board, Addison-Wesley Press series on Expert Systems.

e Advisory Board. IEEE Transactions on Pattern Analysis and Machine Intelligence

e American Association for Artificial Intelligence -- Founding Committee. Program
Committees, and Membership Chairman

e National Research Council Panel on Basic and Applied Research in Computer
Science (1982-83)

 Teknowledge Inc. -- Co-Founder, Past President. Consulting Senior Scientist.
Technology Advisory Board Member

¢ Comtex Scientific Corp. -- Scientific Advisory Board

Continued

 

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E. H. Shortliff
RECENT AND SELECTED PUBLICATIONS orreatre

 

E.H. Shortliffe and B.C. Buchanan, "A Model of Inexact Reasoning in Medicine,"
Mathematical Biosciences, 23, 351, 1975.

B.G. Buchanan and E.A. Feigenbaum, "“DENDRAL and Meta DENDRAL: Their
Applications Dimension," Artificial Intelligence, 11 (1.2), 5, 1978.

 

E.H. Shortliffe, B.G. Buchanan, and E.A. Feigenbaum, "Knowledge Engineering
for Medical Decision Making: A Review of Computer-Based Clinical Decision
Aids," Proceedings of the IEEE, 67, 1207-1224, 1979.

 

R.K. Lindsay, B.G. Buchanan, E.A. Feigenbaum, and J. Lederberg,
Applications of Artificial Intelligence for Chemical Inference: The DENDRAL
Project, New York: McGraw-Hill, 1980.

B.G. Buchanan, “Research on Expert Systems," in J.E. Hayes, D. Michie,
and Y.H. Pao (eds.), Machine Intelligence 10, New York: John Wiley, 1982.

 

B.G. Buchanan, "Partial Bibliography of Work on Expert Systems," SIGART
Newsletter No. 84, (Association for Computing Machinery), April, 1983

Thomas G. Dietterich and B.G. Buchanan, "The Role of Experimentation in Theory
Formation," In Proceedings of the International Workshop on Machine Learning
June 1983, Univ. of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, pp. 147-153.

B.G. Buchanan, "Introduction to the Memo Series of the Stanford Artificial
Intelligence Laboratory," AI MAGAZINE Vol. 4, No. 4, Winter 1983.

B.G. Buchanan and E.H Shortliffe RULE-BASED EX
-H. > - XPERT SYSTEMS: THE MYCIN
EXPERIMENTS OF THE STANFORD HEURISTIC PROGRAMMING PROJECT.
Addison-Wesley, 1984,

New York:
J.C. Kunz, E.H. Shortliffe, B.G. Buchanan, and E.A. Feigenbaum, "Computer-

Assisted Decision Making in Medicine," Journal of Medicine and Philosophy
9:135-160, 1984.

 

B.G. Buchanan, "Expert Systems," Journal of Automated Reasoning Vol. 1, No. l,
Winter 1985.

D.C. Wilkins, B.G. Buchanan, and W.J. Clancey, "Inferring an Expert's
Reasoning by Watching." Proceedings of the 1984 Conference on
Intelligent Systems and Machines, 1984. (Also HPP Report 84-29)

B.G. Buchanan, "Expert Systems: Toward Machines that Think." 1985 Yearbook
of Science and the Future. Chicago: Encyclopaedia Britannica, Inc., 1984.

Li-min Fu and B.G. Buchanan, "Enhancing Performance of Expert Systems bv
Automated Discovery of Meta-Rules,'' Proceedings of IEEE Conference on
Applications of Expert Systems 1984. (Also HPP Report HPP 84-38)

Li-Min Fu and B.G. Buchanan, "Learning Intermediate Knowledge in Constructing
a Hierarchical Knowledge Base," to be presented at IJCAI-1985 and to
appear in the conference proceedings.

R.G. Smith, H.A. Winston, T.M. Mitchell, and 8.G. Buchanan, "Representation and

Use of Explicit Justifications for Knowledge Base Refiniemenr," to be
presented at IJCAI-85 and to appear in the conference proceedings,

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NAME TITLE BIRTHDATE (lo., Day, Yr.)

Lawrence M. Fagan Senior Research Associate 1/22/51

 

 

 

EDUCATION (Begin with bacca/aureate or other initial professional education and include postdoctoral training}

 

 

DEGREE (circle YEAR e © sTUDY
INSTITUTION AND LOCATION highest degree) CONFERRED IELD OF S
Massachusetts Institute of Technology B.S. 1973 Interdisciplinary Sci
Stanford University, Stanford, California Ph.D. 1980 Computer Science
University of Miami, Miami, Florida M.D. 1983 Medicine

 

 

 

 

RESEARCH AND/OR PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Concluding with present position, list in chronalogical order previous employment, experi-
ence, and honors. Include present membership on any Federal Government Public Advisory Committee. List, in chronological order, the titles anc
compiete references to all publications during the past three years and to representative earlier publications pertinent to this application. OO NOT

EXCEED TWO PAGES.

Professional Experience

1972 ~ 1973 Research Assistant, Architecture Machine Group, MIT, Cambridge, Mass.

1973 ~ 1975 Research Associate; Systems Analyst, Program Verification Project,
University of Southern California, Information Sciences Institute,
Marina del Rey, Calif.

1975 Teaching Assistant, Department of Computer Science, Stanford University

1975 - 1979 Research Assistant, Heuristic Programming Project, Department of Computer
Science, Stanford University, MYCIN Project: Diagnosis and therapy of
infectious diseases. PUFF/VM: Expert System for intensive care units.

1979-1980 Associate Scientist, The Institues of Medical Sciences, Pacific Medical
Center, San Francisco, Calif. (PUFF/VM Project)
1980 Research Associate, Heuristic Programming Project, Department of

Computer Science, Stanford University: ONCOCIN Project.
1980 - 1981 Research Associate, Joint Appointment, Department of Medicine and

Computer Science, Stanford University, Stanford, Calif. ONCOCIN Project.
1981 - 1983 On leave: Ph.D to M.D. Program, University of Miami, Miami, Florida.
July 1983 Senior Research Associate in Medicine, Department of Medicine,

Stanford University.

Awards and Offices

1979 Paper of the Year - Medical Instrumentation

1980 Chairman, Program Demonstration Sessions, Artificial Intelligence in
Medicine Conference, Stanford University, Stanford, California

1980 — Member, Executive Committee, Heuristic Programming Project

1983 Co-director, Medical Information Sciences Program, Stanford University

1983 National Liaison - SUMEX-AIM Computer National Resource for
Artificial Intelligence in Medicine

hs ee Project Director: ONCOCIN, Cancer protocol management system.

1. Wraith, S.M., Aikins, J.S., Buchanan, B.G., Clancey, W.J., Davis, R., Fagan,
L.M.et al. Computerized consultation system for selection of antimicrobial
therapy, Americal Journal Hospital Pharmacy 33:1304-1308, 1976.

2. Yu, V.L., Fagan, L.M., Wraith, S.M.,et al. Antimicrobial selection by a
computer - 4 blinded evaluation by infectious disease experts. J. Amer. Med,
Assoc, 242:1279-1282, 1979.

3. Osborn, J.J., Fagan, L.M., Fallat, R., Kunz, J.C., McClung, D., Mitchell, R.
Managing the data from respiratory measurements. Med. Instrumentation,
13(6), November 1979,

 

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Fagan, L.M.: Representing time-dependent relations in 2 medical setting
Ph.D. Thesis, Computer Science Department, Stanford University, i9£0.
(Thesis advisor: Edward Feigenbaum).

Fagan, L.M.: Measurement interpretation in the intensive care unit. Firith
Illinois Conference on Medical Information Systems, Champaign, Illinois,
May 1979, pp. 253-262,

Fagan, L.M., Kunz, J.C., Feigenbaum, E.A. and Osborn, J.J.: A symbolic

processing approach to measurement interpretation in the intensive care
unit. Proc. Third Annual Symposium Computer Applications in Medical Care.
Silver Spring, Maryland, October, 1979, pp. 30-33.

Fagan, L.M., Kunz, J.C., Feigenbaum, E.A., Osborn, J.J.: Representation of
dynamic clinical knowledge: Measurement interpretation in the intensive ca
unit., 6th International Joint Conference on Artificial Intellizence,
Tokyo, Japan, August 1979, pp. 260-262.

Fagan, L.M., Shortliffe, E.H. and Buchanan, B.G.: Computer-based medical
decision making: From MYCIN to VM. Automedica 3(2), 1980, pp. 97-106.
Also appears in “Readings in Medical Artificial Intelligence", (W. Clancey
and E.H. Shortliffe, eds.) Addison-Wesley Publ. Co., 1984.

Kunz, J.C., Fallat, R.J., McClung, D.H., Osborn, J.J., Votteri, B.A.,

Nii, H.P., Aikins, J.S., Fagan, L.M., Feigenbaum, E.A.: A physiological
rule based system for interpreting pulmonary function test results. Proc.
Computers in Critical Care and Pulmonary Medicine, IEEE Press, 1979.
Fagan, L.M. Understanding Spoken Language. In ''The Handbook of Artificial
Intelligence" (A. Barr and E.A. Feigenbaum, eds.), Vol. 1, pp 323-362,

Los Altos, California, 1981.

Shortliffe, E.H. and Fagan, L.M. Expert systems research: modeling the
medical decision making process. In "An Integrated Approach to Monitoring”
(J.S. Gravenstein, R.S. Newbower, A.K. Ream, and N.T. Smith, eds.), pp. 185-
202, Woburn, MA. Butterworth's 1983. -

Fagan, L.M., Kunz, J.C., Feigenbaum, E.A., Osborn, J.J. "Extensions to the
Rule-~Based Formalism for a Monitoring Task". In "Rule-Based Expert Systems:
the MYCIN Experiments of the Stanford Heuristic Programming Project" (B.
Buchanan and E.H. Shortliffe, eds.) Addison-Wesley, 1984.

Shortliffe, E.H. and Fagan, L.M. Artificial intelligence: the expert systems
approach to medical consultation. Proceedings of the 6th Annual International
Symposium on Computers in Critical Care and Pulmonary Medicine, 4-7 June

1984, Heidelberg, Germany.

Horvitz, E.,J., Heckerman, D.E., Nathwani, B.N., and Fagan, L.M. Diagnostic
Strategies in the Hypothesis-Directed PATHFINDER System. HPP Memo 84-13.
First Conference on Artificial Intelligence Applications, Dec. 5-7, 1984,
Denver, Colorado. t

Blum, R.L., Walker, M.G., and Fagan, L.M. Minimycin: A Miniature Rule-

Based System. To appear in M.D. Computing.

Preston, K., Jr., Fagan, L.M., Huang, H.K., and Pryor, T.A. Computing in
Medicine. To appear in "Computer", 1984. (Centennial Issue).

Invited Talks

National Computer Conference, Los Angeles, CA 1978

Artificial Intelligence in Medicine Workshop, 1979, 1980, 1983, 1984
IEEE Chapter Biomedical Engineering, San Francisco, CA, 1980
Computers in Medicine Conference, Stanford, CA, 1984

Physicians and Computers Conference, Las Vegas, Nevada 1984

Stanford University Obstetrics-Gynecology Grand Rounds, 1984

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NAME

Barbara Haves-Roth

TITLE
Sr. Research Associate

BIRTHDATE (fo., Day, Yr.)
1/14/49

 

 

 

EDUCATION (Begin with bacca/aureate or other initial professional education and include postdoctoral training)

 

 

DEGREE (circle YEAR
INSTITUTION AND LOCATION highest degree) CONFERRED FIELD OF STUDY
Boston University A.B. 1971 Psychology
University of Michigan M.S. 1973 Psychology
University of Michigan Ph.D. 1974 Psychology

 

 

 

 

RESEARCH AND/OR PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Concluding with present position, list in chronological order previous employment, exper
ence, and honors. Include present membership on any Federal Government Public Advisory Committee. List, in chronological order, the titles an
complete references to ail publications during the past three years and to representative earlier publications pertinent to this application. DO NO
EXCEED TWO PAGES.

Employment History:

1982-Present Senior Research Associate, Computer Science Department

1976-1982
1974-1976
1972-1974
1971

1969-1971

Stanford University, Stanford, Ca.

Senior Psychologist/Computer Scientist, Information
Sciences Department, The Rand Corporation, Santa Monica, Ca.
Member of Technical Staff, Instructional Research Department
Bell Laboratories, Murray Hill, N.J.

Teaching Fellow, Department of Psychology

The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mi.

System Analyst, Deapartment of Marketing Research

The Gillette Company, Boston, Ma.

Consultant and Programming Instructor

Cambridge Computer Associates, Cambridge, Ma.

Consulting History:

1984-Present AI Research Center

1985

1984-1985
1982-1985
1979-1983

1979-1980

1978

1977-1979

EMC Corporation, Santa Clara, Ca.

AI Research Group

Martin-Marietta, Denver, Co.

Knowledge Systems Division

Perceptronics, Menlo Park, Ca.

Cognitive Interface Department

Hewlitt-Packard, Palo Alto, Ca.

Cognitive Processes Panel

National Science Foundation, Washington, D.C.

Consulting Associate Professor

Psychology and Computer Science Departments, Stanford University,
Stanford, Ca.

Summer Study Group on Educational Testing, Falmouth, Ma.
National Institute of Education, Washington, D.C.
Adjunct Assistant Professor

University of California, Los Angeles

 

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E. H. Shortliffe

Teaching Experience:

1979-1982 Cognitive Processes in Planning, Stanford University

1977 Thinking, University of California, Los Angeles

1972-1974 Artificial Intelligence, Learning and Memory, Psychology
as a a Natural Science, Psychology Teaching Practicum,
Psychology Research Practicum

1969-1971 Computer Programming, Cambridge Computer Associates

Fellowships, Honors and Professional Memberships:

Phi Beta Kappa, 1971 ; ; . _
National Institutes of Health Trainee, The University of Michigan, 1971-1972
National Science Foundation Fellow, The University of Michigan, 1972-1974
Nominated as Fellow to the Center for Advanced Studies in the

Behavioral Sciences, Stanford University, 1980
Member, American Association for Artifical Intelligence
Member, Cognitive Science Society

Publications and Technical Reports:

Hayes-Roth, B. A blackboard architecture for control, Artificial Intelligence
Journal, 1985, in press.

Hayes-Roth, B., and Hewett, M. Learning control heuristics in BBl.
Stanford University, Stanford, Ca. Report HPP-85-2.

Hayes-Roth, B. BB1: An environment for building blackboard systems
that control, explain, and learn about their own problem-solving
behavior. Stanford University, Stanford, Ca. Report HPP-84-16.

Hayes-Roth, B. A blackboard model of control. Heuristic Programming
Project, Stanford University, Stanford, Ca., Report HPP-83-38,
August, 1983

Hayes-Roth, B. An Overview of the Blackboard Architecture. Heuristic
Programming Project, Stanford University, Stanford, Ca., Report
HPP-83-30, February, 1983

Thorndyke, P.W., and Hayes-Roth, B. Differences in spatial knowledge acquired
from maps and navigation. Cognitive Psychology, 1982, 14, 560-589.

Hayes-Roth, B. A cognitive science approach to improving planning. Proceedings
of the Cognitive Science Society, Berkeley, 1981.

Hayes-Roth, B. Opportunism in consumer behavior. Proceedings of the Association
for Consumer Research, October, 1981.

Kanouse, D., and Hayes~Roth, B. Cognitive considerations in the design of
product warnings. In Barofsky, I., Mazis, M., and Morris, L.A. (Eds.),

Banbury Reports: Product Labeling and Health Risks, Cold Spring Harbor,
N.Y., 1980.

Hayes-Roth,B., and Hayes-Roth, F. A cognitive model of planning.
Cognitive Science, 1979, 3, 275-310.

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Principal Investigator/Program Director. Photocopy this page for each person.

NAME TITLE BIRTHDATE (Mo., Day, Yr.)
Harold Brown Sr. Research Associate

 

 

 

 

EDUCATION (Begin with baccalaureate or other initial professional education and include postdoctoral training)

 

 

DEGREE feircle YEAR F STUDY
INSTITUTION AND LOCATION highest degree) CONFERRED FIELD OF S
University of Notre Dame M.S. 1963 Mathematics
Ohio State University Ph.D. 1966 Mathematics

 

 

 

 

RESEARCH AND/OR PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Conciuding with present position, list in chronoiagical order previous employment, exper
ence, and honors. Include present membership on any Federal Gavernment Public Advisory Committee. List, in chronological order, the titles an
complete references to ail publications during the past three years and to representative earlier publications pertinent to this application. DO NO
EXCEED TWO PAGES.

Experience:

1979 - Senior Research Associate, Member Heuristic Programming
Project, Department of Computer Science, Stanford University

1977 ~ 1979 Senior Project Scientist, NASA-Ames Research Center
Institute for Advanced Computation, Sunnyvale, CA

1974 - 1977 Research Associate, Member Heuristic Programming
Project, Department of Computer Science, Stanford University

1977 Lecturer, Information Science Department, University of
California, Santa Cruz, CA

1971 - 1972 Visiting Professor, Department of Computer Science,

1973 - 1974 Stanford University

1963 - 1975 Instructor, Assistant Professor, Assistant Chairman,

Associate Professor, Professor, Mathematics Department,
Ohio State University

Winter 1971, Visiting Professor, Mathematics, Rhine. Westf. Tech.

1973,

1964

1967

1960

1975 Hoch., Aachen
- 1970 Director, Associate Director, NSE - SSTP

- 1968 Visiting Member, Courant Institute of Mathematical
Sciences, New York University

- 1963 Assistant to the Chairman, Mathematics Department,
University of Notre Dame

Professional Memberships:

American Association for Artificial Intelligence
Association for Computing Machinery
Institute of Electrical and Electronic Engineers

 

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Representative Publications:

Brown, H.D. and Stefik, M. The partitioning of concerns in digital
system design. Proceedings of the MIT Conference on Advanced
Research in ULSI, 1981.

Brown, H.D., Tong, C., and Foyster, G. Environment for circuit
design. Computer, vol. 16, no. 12, December 1983.

Brown, H.D., Yan, J. and Foyster, G. An expert system for assigning
mask levels. HPP Report 83-39, October 1983.

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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH

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Principal Investigator/Program Director. Photocopy this page for each person.

 

 

NAME TITLE BIRTHDATE (Mo., Day, Yr.)

Hisako Penny Nii Research Associate

 

 

 

EDUCATION (8egin with baccalaureate or other initial professional education and inciude postdoctoral training)

 

 

OEGREE feircle YEAR Ff F STUDY
INSTITUTION AND LOCATION highest degree) CONFERRED IELD O
Stanford University M.S. 1973 Computer Science
Tufts University B.S. 1962 Mathematics

 

 

 

 

RESEARCH AND/OR PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE: Concluding with present position, list in chronological order previous employment, expe:
ence, and honors. Include present membership on any Federal Government Public Advisory Committee. List, in chronological order, the tities ar
complete references to all publications during the past three years and to representative eariier publications pertinent to this application. DO NO
EXCEED TWO PAGES.

Experience:

1976

1973

1967

1962

1965

1965

1963

1962

present Research Associate, Heuristic Programming Project,
Stanford University, Stanford, Ca.

1975 Associate Investigator for Computer Science, HASP Project
Systems Control, Inc., Palo Alto, California.

1968 Systems Engineering Advisor, International Business
Machines, World Trade Asia Corporation, Tokyo, Japan.

1967 Research Staff Programmer, International Business Machines
Corporation, Thomas J. Watson Research Center,
Yorktown, New York

1967 Project Leader, Electronic Coding Pad (ECP) System, Designed
and developed a multi-language, conversational
programming and debugging system using display
terminals on satellite computers. .

1966 Assistant Manager, Man-Computer Interaction Group. Designed
and implemented an interactive System/360 Assembly
Language interpreter. Supervised projects in
computer-aided project management, interactive PL/1,
and graphic modeling.

1964 Programmer. World's Fair Lexical Processing System,
translation from Russian to English using
special-purpose computer.

1963 Programmer, miscellaneous applications ranging from text
processing to linear programming problems.

 

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Recent Publications

Nii, H. Penny. "Research on Blackboard Architectures at the Heuristic
Programming Porject", Heuristic Programming Project Memo HPP-85-24, May
1985. Also to appear in: "The Proceedings of the Workshop on AI and
Distributed Problem Solving", 1985.

Feignebaum, E., H. Brown, B. Delagi, R. Gabriel, P. Nii, and T.
Rindfleisch. “Advanced Architectures Project: Scope and Approach,"
Heuristic Programming Project Memo HPP-84-40, October, 1984.

Nii, H. Penny. "Signal-to-Symbol Transformation: Reasoning in the
HASP/SIAP Program", Proc. of ICASSP'84.

Nii, H. Penny. "Signal-to-Symbol Transformation: A Summary of HASP/SIAP
Case Study," Intellectual Leverage for the Information Society,
Digest of Papers, Spring Compcon83, IEEE Catalog No. 83CH1856-4, pp. 120
- 125.

Nii, H. P., E. A. Feigenbaum, J. J. Anton, and A. J. Rockmore.
"Signal-to-Symbol Transformation: HASP/SIAP Case Study", The Artificial
Intelligence Magazine, Vol 3, No. 1, 1982.

Nii, H. P. An Introduction to Knowledge Engineering, Blackboard
Model, and AGE, Heuristic Programming Project Memo HPP-80-29, Computer
Science Dept., Stanford University, 1980.

Manuals

Aiello, N., H.P. Nii, and W.C. White. The Joy of AGE-ing: An
Introduction of AGE-1 System, Heuristic Programming Project Memo
HPP-81-23, Computer Science Dept., Stanford University, October 1981.

Aiello, N., H.P. Nii, and W.C. White. AGE System Reference Manual,
Heuristic Programming Project Memo HPP-81-24, Computer Science Dept.,
Stanford University, October 1981.

Aiello, N. and Nii, H. P. BOWL: A Beginner's Program Using AGE,
AGE Example Series: No. 1, Heuristic Programming Project Memo-81-26, 1980.

Aiello, N. and H.P. Nii. AGEPUFE: A Simple Event-Driven Program, AGE
Example Series No. 2, Heuristic Programming Project Memo-81-25, 1981.

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Biographical Sketches

1.5. Current and Pending Support

The following lists the sources of current and pending support for key personnel in our
proposal:

EDWARD H. SHORTLIFFE
CURRENT SUPPORT:

Agency: National Institutes of Health

ID Number: 5 P41 RRO0785-12

Project Title: SU Medical Experimental Computer Resource (SUMEX)
Principal Investigators: Edward H. Shortliffe & Edward A. Feigenbaum
Amount Awarded: $6,400,287

Period Covered: 8/1/81 - 7/31/86

Current Award: (8/1/84 - 7/31/85) $1,108,929

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 10%

Agency: National Institutes of Health

ID Number: RR-01631

Project Title: Studies of the Dissemination of Consultation Systems
Principal Investigator: Edward H. Shortliffe

Amount Awarded: $624,455

Period Covered: 7/1/83-6/30/86

Current Award: (7/1/84-6/30/85) $222,511

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 30%

Agency: National Institutes of Health

ID Number: LM-04136

Project Title: Therapy-Planning Strategies for Consultation by Computer
Principal Investigator: Edward H. Shortliffe

Amount Awarded: $211,851

Period Covered: 8/1/83- 7/31/86

Current Award: (8/1/84-7/31/85) $69,875

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 5% (No salary)

Agency: National Science Foundation

ID Number: IST 83-12148

Project Title: Information Structure and Use in Knowledge-Based
Expert Systems

Principal Investigators: Bruce G. Buchanan & Edward H. Shortliffe

Amount Awarded: $330,138 (Total Costs)

Period Covered: 3/1/84-2/28/87

Current Award: (3/1/85-2/28/86) $101,308 (Total Costs)

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 5%

Agency: National Institutes of Health

ID Number: 1 T32 LM07033

Project Title: Postdoctoral Training in Medical Information Science
Principal Investigator: Edward H. Shortliffe

Amount Awarded: $903,718

Period Covered: 7/1/84-6/30/89

Current Award: (7/1/84-6/30/85) $79,059

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 15% (No salary)

E. H. Shortliffe 36 Privileged Communication
Current and Pending Support

Agency: Henry J. Kaiser Family Foundation

ID Number: None

Project Title: Henry J. Kaiser Facuity Scholar in General Internal Medicine
Principal Investigator: Edward H. Shortliffe

Amount Awarded: $150,000

Period Covered: 7/1/83-6/30/86 (renewable until June 1988)

Current Award: (7/1/84-6/30/85) $50,000

Percent Effort Committed To Project: Supports time on other projects:
provides 40% of salary plus unrestricted research funds

PENDING SUPPORT:

Agency: National Institutes of Health

ID Number: 1 RO] LM04420-01

Project Title: Knowledge Management for Clinical Trial Advice Systems
Principal Investigator: Edward H. Shortliffe

Amount Requested: $314,707

Period Covered: 7/1/85-6/30/88

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 5%

Agency: National Center for Health Services Research / National
Institutes of Health

ID Number: NCI/HS-05414

Project Title: Computer support for clinical research in the community
Principal Investigator: Edward H. Shortliffe

Amount Requested: $1,578,840

Period Covered: 10/1/85-9/30/89

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 10%

APPLICATIONS IN PREPARATION: NONE

Privileged Communication 37 E. H. Shortliffe
Current and Pending Support

EDWARD A. FEIGENBAUM
CURRENT SUPPORT:

Agency: National Institutes of Health

ID Number: 5 P41 RROO785-12

Project Title: SU Medical Experimental Computer Resource (SUMEX)
Principal Investigators: Edward H. Shortliffe & Edward A. Feigenbaum
Amount Awarded: $6,400,287

Period Covered: 8/1/81 - 7/31/86

Current Award: (8/1/84 - 7/31/85) $1,108,929

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 6%

Agency: Boeing Computing Services Company

ID Number: None

Project Title: Research on Blackboard Problem-Solving Systems
Principal Investigators: Edward A. Feigenbaum & Bruce G. Buchanan
Amount Awarded: $225,000 (Total Costs)

Period Covered: 2/1/85 - 1/31/86

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 5%

Agency: Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

ID Number: N0Q0039-83-C-0136

Project Title: Heuristic Programming Project

Principal Investigators: Edward A. Feigenbaum & Bruce G. Buchanan
Amount Awarded: $3,354,493 (Total Costs)

Period Covered: 10/1/82 - 9/30/85

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 10%

Agency: Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

ID Number: MDA903-83-C-0188

Project Title: Research Computing Equipment Modernization
Principal Investigator: Edward A. Feigenbaum

Amount Awarded: $2,565,000 (Total Costs)

Period Covered: 6/1/83 - 5/31/85

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 0% salary

Agency: Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

ID Number: F30602-85-C-0012

Project Title: Expert Systems on Multiprocessor Architecture
Principal Investigator: Edward A. Feigenbaum

Amount Awarded: $4,454,444 (Total Costs)

Period Covered: 3/14/85 - 3/13/89

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 19%

Agency: NASA-AMES Research Center

ID Number: NCC 2-220, S1

Project Title: Research on Advanced Knowledge-Based System Architectures
Principal Investigator: Edward A. Feigenbaum

Amount Awarded: $265,000 (Total Costs)

Period Covered: 10/1/82 - 11/30/85

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 2%

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Current and Pending Support

Agency: IBM; IBM/Stanford Joint Study

ID Number: None

Project Title: The Use of Design Models in the Diagnosis of Computer Hardware
Principal Investigator: Edward A. Feigenbaum

Amount Awarded: $846,824 (Total Costs)

Period Covered: 6/1/80 - 5/31/85

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 2%

Agency: National Science Foundation

ID Number: MCS-8310236

Project Title: Applications of AI to Molecular Biology

Principal Investigator: Edward A. Feigenbaum

Amount Awarded: $270,836 (Total Costs)

Period Covered: 11/1/83 - 10 /31/85

Current Award: (11/1/84 - 10/31/85) $131,621 (Total Costs)

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 4% (no current salary support)

Agency: National Science Foundation

ID Number: MCS-8303142

Project Title: The Mechanization of Formal Reasoning (Computer Research)
Principal Investigator: Edward A. Feigenbaum

Amount Awarded: $183,921 (Total Costs)

Period Covered: 7/15/83 - 6/30/85

Current Award: (7/1/84 - 6/30/85) $98,657 (Total Costs)

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 2% (no current salary support)

PENDING SUPPORT:

Agency: Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

ID Number: None

Project Title: Knowledge-Based Systems Research

Principal Investigators: Edward A. Feigenbaum & Bruce G. Buchanan
Amount Requested: $4,464,793 (Total Costs)

Period Covered: 10/1/85 - 9/30/88

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 15%

APPLICATIONS IN PREPARATION: NONE

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Current and Pending Support

BRUCE G. BUCHANAN
CURRENT SUPPORT:

Agency: National Institutes of Health

ID Number: § P41 RR00785-12

Project Title: SU Medical Experimental Computer Resource (SUMEX)
Principal Investigators: Edward H. Shortliffe & Edward A. Feigenbaum
Amount Awarded: $6,400,287

Period Covered: 8/1/81 - 7/31/86

Current Award: (8/1/84 - 7/31/85) $1,108,929

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 10%

Agency: NASA-Ames Research Center

ID Number: NCC02-274

Project Title: Research On Knowledge Representation

Principal Investigator: Bruce G. Buchanan

Amount Awarded: $850,000 (Proposed Total Costs)

Period Covered: 10/1/83 - 9/30/88 (support level pending for future years)
Percent Effort Committed To Project: 10%

Agency: Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

ID Number: N0Q0039-83-C-0136

Project Title: Heuristic Programming Project

Principal Investigators: Edward A. Feigenbaum & Bruce G. Buchanan
Amount Awarded: $3,354,493 (Total Costs)

Period Covered: 10/1/82 - 9/30/85

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 40%

Agency: National Science Foundation

ID Number: IST-83-12148

Project Title: Information Structure-Use Knowledge-Based Expert Systems
Principal Investigators: Bruce Buchanan & Edward H. Shortliffe

Amount Awarded: $330,138 (Total Costs)

Period Covered: 3/15/84 - 2/28/87 (support level pending for future years)
Current Award: (3/1/85 - 2/28/86) $101,308

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 5%

Agency: National Science Foundation

ID Number: PCM-84-02348

Project Title: Interpretation of NMR Data for Proteins Using AI Methods
Principal Investigators: Bruce Buchanan & Oleg Jardetzky

Amount Awarded: $100,000 (Total Costs)

Period Covered: 11/1/84 - 10/31/86

Current Award: (11/1/84 - 10/31/85) $50,000 (Total Costs)

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 0% (No salaries included in grant.)

Agency: NASA-Goddard Space Flight Center

ID Number: NAG-5-261

Project Title: Planning in Uncertain and Unforgiving Situations, and
Planning Physical Actions

Principal Investigators: Bruce G. Buchanan & Thomas O. Binford

Amount Awarded: $127,837 (Total Costs) (level pending for future years)

Period Covered: 9/1/83 - 8/31/85

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 12%

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Current and Pending Support

Agency: Josiah Macy, Jr. Foundation

ID Number: None

Project Title: A Family of Intelligent Tutoring Programs for
Medical Diagnosis

Principal Investigator: Bruce G. Buchanan

Amount Awarded: $503,415 (Total Costs)

Period Covered: 3/1/85 - 2/29/88

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 5%

Agency: International Business Machines

ID Number: None

Project Title: Attempts to Determine the User's Conceptualization System
Principal Investigator: Bruce G. Buchanan

Amount Awarded: $165,000 (Total Costs)

Period Covered: 5/11/84 - 5/10/85

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 5%

Agency: Boeing Computing Services Company

ID Number: None

Project Title: Research on Blackboard Problem-Solving Systems
Principal Investigators: Edward A. Feigenbaum & Bruce G. Buchanan
Amount Awarded: $225,000 (Total Costs)

Period Covered: 2/1/85 - 1/31/86

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 10%

Agency: Lawrence Livermore

ID Number: None

Project Title: Research on Intelligent Budget Planning and
Resource Management Systems

Principal Investigator: Bruce G. Buchanan

Amount Awarded: $49,964 (Total Costs)

Period Covered: 12/14/84 - 9/30/85

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 3%

PENDING SUPPORT:

Agency: National Institutes of Health

ID Number: None

Project Title: Understanding and Critiquing Clinical Trials Literature
Principal Investigators: Bruce G. Buchanan & B.W. Brown

Amount Requested: $340,316

Period Covered: 7/1/85 - 6/30/88

First Year: 7/1/85 - 6/30/86 $107,505

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 5%

Agency: Office of Naval Research

ID Number: None

Project Title: Computer-Based Tutors for Explaining and Managing
the Process of Diagnostic Reasoning

Principal Investigator: Bruce G. Buchanan

Amount Requested: $510,622 (Total Costs)

Period Covered: 3/15/85 - 3/14/88

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 5%

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Current and Pending Support

Agency: Office of Naval Research

ID Number: None

Project Title: Expert Control of Problem-Solving Search
Principal Investigator: Bruce G. Buchanan

Amount Requested: $725,899 (Total Costs)

Period Covered: 8/1/85 - 7/31/88

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 5%

Agency: Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

ID Number: None

Project Title: Knowledge-Based Systems Research

Principal Investigators: Edward A. Feigenbaum & Bruce G. Buchanan
Amount Requested: $4,464,793 (Total Costs)

Period Covered: 10/1/85 - 9/30/88

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 35%

APPLICATIONS IN PREPARATION: NONE

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Current and Pending Support

LAWRENCE M. FAGAN
CURRENT SUPPORT:

Agency: National Institutes of Health

ID Number: 5 P41 RR00785-12

Project Title; SU Medical Experimental Computer Resource (SUMEX)
Principal Investigators: Edward H. Shortliffe & Edward A. Feigenbaum
Amount Awarded: $6,400,287

Period Covered: 8/1/81 - 7/31/86

Current Award: (8/1/84 - 7/31/85) $1,108,929

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 5%

Agency: National Institutes of Health

ID Number: RR 01613

Project Title: Studies in the Dissemination of Consultation Systems
Principal Investigator: Edward H. Shortliffe

Amount Awarded: $624,455

Period Covered: 7/1/83 - 6/30/86

Current Award: (7/1/84 - 6/30/85) $222,511

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 16%

Agency: National Institutes of Health

ID Number: LM-04136

Project Title: Therapy-Planning Strategies for Consultation by Computer
Principal Investigator: Edward H. Shortliffe

Amount Awarded: $211,851

Period Covered: 8/1/83-7/31/86

Current Award: (8/1/84-7/31/85) $69,875

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 29%

Agency: National Institutes of Health

ID Number: 1 R23 LM04316

Project Title: Explanation of Computer-Assisted Therapy Plans
Principal Investigator: Lawrence M. Fagan

Amount Awarded: $107,441

Period Covered: 2/1/85-1/31/88

Current Award: (2/1/85-1/31/86) $37,500

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 50%

PENDING SUPPORT: NONE

APPLICATIONS IN PREPARATION: NONE

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Current and Pending Support

THOMAS C. RINDFLEISCH
CURRENT SUPPORT:

Agency: National Institutes of Health

ID Number: 5 P41 RROO785-12

Project Title: SU Medical Experimental Computer Resource (SUMEX)
Principal Investigators: Edward H. Shortliffe & Edward A. Feigenbaum
Amount Awarded: $6,400,287

Period Covered: 8/1/81 - 7/31/86

Current Award: (8/1/84 - 7/31/85) $1,108,929

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 100%

PENDING SUPPORT:

Agency: Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

ID Number: None

Project Title: Knowledge-Based Systems Research

Principal Investigators: Edward A. Feigenbaum & Bruce G. Buchanan
Amount Requested: $4,464,793 (Total Costs)

Period Covered: 10/1/85 - 9/30/88

Percent Effort Committed to Project: 20%

APPLICATIONS IN PREPARATION: NONE

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Current and Pending Support

WILLIAM J. YEAGER
CURRENT SUPPORT:

Agency: National Institutes of Health

ID Number: 5 P41 RRO0O0785-12

Project Title: SU Medical Experimental Computer Resource (SUMEX)
Principal Investigators: Edward H. Shortliffe & Edward A. Feigenbaum
Amount Awarded: $6,400,287

Period Covered: 8/1/81 - 7/31/86

Current Award: (8/1/84 - 7/31/85) $1,108,929

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 100%

PENDING SUPPORT: NONE

APPLICATIONS IN PREPARATION: NONE

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E. H. Shortliffe
Current and Pending Support

HAROLD BROWN
CURRENT SUPPORT:

Agency: Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

ID Number: N0Q0039-83-C-0136

Project Title: Heuristic Programming Project

Principal Investigators: Edward A. Feigenbaum & Bruce G. Buchanan
Amount Awarded: $3,354,493 (Total Costs)

Period Covered: 10/1/82 - 9/30/85

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 100%

Agency: Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

ID Number: F30602-85-C-0012

Project Title: Expert Systems on Multiprocessor Architecture
Principal Investigator: Edward A. Feigenbaum

Amount Awarded: $4,454,444 (Total Costs)

Period Covered: 3/14/85 - 3/13/89

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 50%, beginning 10/85

PENDING SUPPORT:

Agency: National Institutes of Health

ID Number: 5 P41 RR00785-13

Project Title: SU Medical Experimental Computer Resource (SUMEX)
Principal Investigators: Edward H. Shortliffe & Edward A. Feigenbaum
Amount Awarded: $6,400,287

Period Covered: 8/1/81 - 7/31/86

Pending Award: (8/1/85 - 7/31/86) $1,281,295

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 10%

Agency: Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

ID Number: None

Project Title: Knowledge-Based Systems Research

Principal Investigators: Edward A. Feigenbaum & Bruce ’G. Buchanan
Amount Requested: $4,464,793 (Total Costs)

Period Covered: 10/1/85 - 9/30/88

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 10%

APPLICATIONS IN PREPARATION: NONE

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Current and Pending Support

HISAKO PENNY NII
CURRENT SUPPORT:

Agency: National Institutes of Health

ID Number: 5 P41 RROO785-12

Project Title: SU Medical Experiment Computer Resource (SUMEX)
Principal Investigators: Edward H. Shortliffe & Edward A. Feigenbaum
Amount Awarded: $6,400,287

Period Covered: 8/1/81 - 7/31/86

Current Award: (8/1/84 - 7/31/85) $1,108,929

Percent Effort Committed to Project: 40%

Agency: Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

ID Number: N00039-83-C-0136

Project Title: Heuristic Programming Project

Principal Investigators: Edward A. Feigenbaum & Bruce G. Buchanan
Amount Awarded: $3,354,493 (Total Costs)

Period Covered: 10/1/82 - 9/30/85

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 40%

Agency: Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

ID Number: F30602-85-C-0012

Project Title: Expert Systems on Multiprocessor Architecture
Principal Investigator: Edward A. Feigenbaum

Amount Awarded: $4,454,444 (Total Costs)

Period Covered: 3/14/85 - 3/13/89

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 50%, beginning 8/85

Agency: NASA-AMES Research Center

ID Number: NCC 2-220, S1

Project Title: Research on Advanced Knowledge-Based System Architectures
Principal Investigator: Edward A. Feigenbaum

Amount Awarded: $265,000 (Total Costs)

Period Covered: 10/1/82 - 11/30/85

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 20%

PENDING SUPPORT:

Agency: Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

ID Number: None

Project Title: Knowledge-Based Systems Research

Principal Investigators: Edward A. Feigenbaum & B.G. Buchanan
Amount Requested: $4,464,793 (Total Costs)

Period Covered: 10/1/85 - 9/30/88

Percent Effort Committed to Project: 5%

APPLICATIONS IN PREPARATION: NONE

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Current and Pending Support

BARBARA HAYES-ROTH
CURRENT SUPPORT:

Agency: Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

ID Number: N00039-83-C-0136

Project Title: Heuristic Programming Project

Principal Investigators: Edward A. Feigenbaum & Bruce G. Buchanan
Amount Awarded: $3,354,493 (Total Costs)

Period Covered: 10/1/82 - 9/30/85

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 75%

PENDING SUPPORT:

Agency: National Institutes of Health

ID Number: 5 P41 RR00785-13

Project Title: SU Medical Experimental Computer Resource (SUMEX)
Principal Investigators: Edward H. Shortliffe & Edward A. Feigenbaum
Amount Awarded: $6,400,287

Period Covered: 8/1/81 - 7/31/86

Current Award: (8/1/85 - 7/31/86) $1,281,295

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 15%

Agency: Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency

ID Number: None

Project Title: Knowledge-Based Systems Research

Principal Investigators: Edward A. Feigenbaum & Bruce G. Buchanan
Amount Requested: $4,464,793 (Total Costs)

Period Covered: 10/1/85 - 9/30/88

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 50%

Agency: Office of Naval Research

ID Number: None

Project Title: Computer-Based Tutors for Explaining and’ Managing
The Process of Diagnostic Reasoning

Principal Investigator: Bruce G. Buchanan

Amount Requested: $510,311 (Total Costs)

Period Covered: 3/15/85 - 3/14/88

Percent Effort Committed to Project: 25%

APPLICATIONS IN PREPARATION: NONE

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Current and Pending Support

CHARLOTTE JACOBS
CURRENT SUPPORT:

Agency: National Institutes of Health

ID Number: PO] CA34233-02

Project Title: Clinical and Laboratory Studies of the Malignant Lymphomas
Principal Investigator: Saul A. Rosenberg

Period Covered: 4/1/83 - 3/31/86

Current Award: (4/1/85 - 3/31/86) $1,314,907

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 10%

Agency: National Institutes of Health

ID Number: CA09287-07

Project Title: Investigative Oncology
Principal Investigator: Saul A. Rosenberg
Period Covered: 9/1/78 - 8/31/88

Current Award: (9/1/84 - 8/31/85) $92,580
Percent Effort Committed To Project: 3%

Agency: National Institutes of Health

ID Number: 1 R24-RRO1631

Project Title: Studies in the Dissemination of Consultation Systems
Principal Investigator: Edward H. Shortliffe

Period Covered: 7/1/83 - 6/30/86

Current Award: (7/1/84 - 6/30/85) $222,511

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 5%

Agency: National Institutes of Health

ID Number: CA25862-04

Project Title: Northern California Oncology Group
Principal Investigator: C. Norman Coleman

Period Covered: 8/1/83 - 7/31/86

Current Award: (8/1/84 - 7/31/85) $104,483
Percent Effort Committed To Project: 3%

Agency: National Institutes of Health

ID Number: 1R01A2 CA33849

Project Title: Chemical Modifiers of Radiation Therapy and Chemotherapy
Principal Investigator: C. Norman Coleman

Period Covered: 5/1/84 - 4/30/87

Current Award: (5/1/85 - 4/30/86) $184,256

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 10%

PENDING SUPPORT:

Agency: National Institutes of Health

ID Number: 1R01CA3771-01

Project Title: Modifiers of Cisplatin Nephrotoxicity
Principal Investigator: Charlotte Jacobs

Amount Requested: $361,503

Period Covered: 7/1/85 - 6/30/88

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 30%

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Current and Pending Support

Agency: Bristol Myers

ID Number: None

Project Title: Improvements in the Efficacy of Cisplatin Nephrotoxicity
Principal Investigator: Charlotte Jacobs

Amount Requested: $347,658

Period Covered: 7/1/85 - 6/30/86

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 30%

Agency: National Institutes of Health

ID Number: 2 R25 CA21555-07A1

Project Title: Cancer Education Program
Principal Investigator: Charlotte Jacobs
Amount Requested: $293,182

Period Covered: 7/1/85 - 6/30/90
Percent Effort Committed To Project: 25%

Agency: Bristol Myers

ID Number: None

Project Title: A Phase III Randomized Study Comparing High Dose
Bolus Platinol (DDP) and 96-Hour Continuous Infusion Fluorouracil
(5-FU) in Combination and as Single Agents in Advanced Squamous Cell
Carcinoma of the Head and Neck

Principal Investigator: Charlotte Jacobs

Amount Requested: $21,600

Period Covered: 7/1/85 - 6/30/86

Percent Effort Committed To Project: 26%

APPLICATIONS IN PREPARATION: NONE

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