http://exhibits.library.stonybrook.edu/mfp/files/original/9ecd65a0cf45ea19d08f3c7d795d6a0f.pdf 4d05748049f2fa4c7437a4d9b16bf85c PDF Text Text .-. r~ r r.“ awn—u mu r-‘vx—mwm-ur- n w -—.~- a- m-v"“".i.:-—-q—— .. , an». V - .3«r.¢rid"'xfin'w'u .7 . .n r—r—rw W . , w—W... , ,_ Mawqamw Wm a, Nmmm- worse—VT“‘v' “new..." 4 .-«w...- w vv.—n<-—v.r.......w‘,....—.._... , V W” _ m- v..- ”Fm-vwm-rm February 25, 1971 .__,_ n .. . w-yb‘l-W-r—fln'vrr‘r' Dr. Peter Crown Mediache Paculteit Rotterdam Dr. Moleuaterplein 50 Poetbus 1738 Rotterdam, Holland Dear Dr. Crown, .7- ..~.,,.m.~,ww-w..-n - .a... V . - .w, 4- . "Irena-v . .2. T'WY‘ . yq'nr‘n\ mm. v.- I 5'm» wewm‘awwrmw'. 1hr." zip-'77" "PM“ e‘r' mat-9- mums-(w .myyun—r m" The on clinical problems of our funds are in sources studies in the Division are focuased clinical populations. support of clinical treatment of in~pationta at Metropolitan Hospital (studies of ECT: new drugs in anxiety, depression and schizophrenia); the treatment of opiate dependent subjects (antagonists in opiate dependence; methadone, heroin): and research programs in the clinical pharmacology of cannabis, the quantitative assessment of EEG anoman and the EEG effects of opiates. and The major of operation can best be described as collaborative, focussed research, designed by a project leader in association with other participants. Projects are usually described in writing: critiqued: and if approved by the Division, sent on for school approval. There is a hierarchical structure in this Division and promotion is as rapid as the studies and energy expended warrant. Our method You should know that the Department Chairman in biological psychiatry and is actively interested is the principal investigator of the narcotic antagonist and cannabis studies. are integral to almost all our studies and these Volavka and myself. In your initial assignment Dr. Jan are supervised by I would ask you to aasiat him in his projects. Right now his principal work is the analysia of the ECT and methadone/heroin data. The studies of marijuana effects on EEG and behavior are in the data collection phase, and the next BOT/memory and chronic marijuana studies will begin The EEG programs data collection in March/April. Our EEG work is concentrated on the ongoing planning any averaged evoked potential studies. signal; we are not .\ um“, a... �-W=_w-w»--«—~=-v.vw~‘-mI_mefi_-Hn.“.m—w‘s‘vmwvi—H«—‘H‘W17Z.Pw>’n~w<‘q._«—w“1r~__vvrrnw>~w.1~“m‘r\'m‘~‘w‘“"' mm m-w..___m.v—m-.w._—w-w Vi u. ~.« ~— Dr. Crown .. .. r w.... y... 7......“ -"-’~ Hl'vw'v-Vrv-c ”ml-t." ‘ February 25, 1971 ~2~ Host of our space is used for laboratories and our office facilities are very crowded. But we have learned to adapt for there is a new facility with adequate space that was due for completion the summer of 1970, and now should be available the winter 1971-72. There are a reasonable number of research assistants. technicians, computer console operators; and funds for equipment and supplies are adequate. Travel funds are virtually noneexistent, except on invitation, and these are fairly frequent. Secretarial aervices are also restricted, so that most of us do our own typing (except for final reports). Calculators, typewriters, computer time, library facilities and copy facilities are freely available. Our teaching commitments are minimal and the Ph.D. staff devote 992 of their time to research. associates will tell you, it is neither the best and far from the worst of laboratories. Your "progress" will depend on your energy and productivity on one hand, and on the rate which we meet As my our shortvterm goals. work I trust you will join us and udll find the same satisfaction in the that we have found. If you have some more specific questions about the EEG work I suggest you address them to Dr. Volavka. If you have some questions about our organization or attitudes, you may wish to write to Stanley Feldstein, Ph.D., Associate Professor, and project leader in clinical cannabis studies; or Rhea Dornbush, Ph.D., Assistant Professor and a project leader in ECT/memory and cannabis projects. Sincerely yours, Max Fink, M.D. Professor of Psychiatry MF:kt wnanw—zma w...” _ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Correspondence Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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