http://exhibits.library.stonybrook.edu/mfp/files/original/54c3545002e828d8549bd73b76765665.pdf e7dfcf6bf61145c980a47c9c0f3c9284 PDF Text Text say a, 1972 Re: 13358-06 Jerome Levine, M.D. Psychopharmacology Research Branch Eational Institute of Mental Health 5600 Fishers Lane Rockville, Maryland 20852 NH Dear Dr. Levine, .vw._..p tW‘f—‘r‘v- , . wvtr—UU)Y.".RJ I have been invited to join the faculty of the State University at Stony Brook, and I am writing to request transfer of the program, EEG and Human Psychopharmacology, HE 13353—06, and the equipment purchased under that program, on October 1, 1972 to a new institution. This transfer has the approval of the Chairman of the Deg:rtment of Psychiatry of the New York Hedical College. r." 'N.’:, n m .1 list of the equipment to he transferred is attached. the part, this equipment was purchased with funds of grants from MB 18172 and under Abuse, Drug Division of Narcotic Addiction project (Dr. Robert Petersen, Project officer). This project terminated April 30, 1972. Insofar as this study may continue, and in support of the study, Opiate Effects on Brain Function and Behavior, ME 19476 which will remain at the New York Medical College, we will continue to carry out the data analyses at the new facility. With this assurance, Dr. Petersen has indicated that he will agree to the transfer of the In A equipment. w wr'w‘lx‘n‘nlfr from) vwv «- -r- nyvsr-u'l-z rim" Tr uw'rn- ,... . u. ‘e‘hhmwlmm‘ «mer'. -. n "mm. mumn Hr have arranged for my continued participation in the programs of the Department of Psychiatry of the New York Medical College for a minimum period of one year to allow an orderly transition. This will allow for the transfer of responsibilities of those employees, now working on NH 13358, to other ongoing programs. We have received an estimate of $16,250 for preparation of the site at the State University at Stony Brook tp carry out both the recording and analytic parts of this program. The space assigned by I the University is adequate to the needs of the program. In developing a budget for the period beginning October 1, 1972, I shall request permission to transfer this amount from the existing categories to that of "renovation"; and an additional amount for 'moving of equipment". �As evidence of the agreement of the College to this transfer, I have asked both Dr. Freedman and the appropriate the College to sign this request. -\~ -. a—vw— var—u-w ~ « <W“"vw~' I would appreciate your guidance should take to make this transfer orderly and with the studies. My thanks, once again, for your associates have given this program these assistance in this transfer. officer of as to the next steps we with minimal interference the support which you and many years, and for your v—"Y' n... - Sincerely yours, imam"... ”WW—.1“... Max u—nrnv ~u;;~v’w_<....~._ wvv-...,...-.,...<‘ Alfred M. Freedman, M.D. Professor & Chairman ,.-.—u~\ .. »-. n. 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IBM 4- including 1801, 1442, 1443, 1810, 1851, 1856; book card files; cases; table; disk storage and supplementary disks; tape storage and tapes; analog tapes (excluding those to be used by Dr. Volavka) 1800 computer complex, Hewlett Packard oscillators 1/2" tape recorder Krohnheit filter EEG polygraph Ampex £~P'P‘H'P‘k‘hJ EEG coucy Tektronix oscilloscoPe armless chairs executive desk secretarial desk chairs Nwww-L‘HH drawer files bookcases 5 sets shelving large cabinets selectric typewriter Friden calculator 13M h‘h‘k‘ 3x4 n. “M . .r‘ :-»-r-ry"=vr.'.rra-zpq~—~n-:u ; :4 «u - if?" w u' :W”;';-1W'wwnfir" I" "Wm—ruvawmv‘haumfi" 2’ W09" b“ :39! .‘s—zm-a 1 the” W: projector . ,. _. 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A - , .. v ._‘ - can "WU-'0'“: wwzua—n-u—v 'wv'r -- Equipment purchased under Remaining at NYMC: grants, Psychopharmacology Funds, and IAPR At Metropolitan Hospital: All laboratory and office equipment on 15a and 15b including laboratory on 15a; office furniture 15a, 15b, Psychopharmacology Clinic; typewriter, dictating machine, tape recorder for EEG and 2 tape recorders for voice; a air conditioners (window units); and complete clinical laboratory equipment and supplies. complete EEG EEG 4 At 5 channel, oximeter, typewriter: These units are in use for ECT studies and will remain. Should these studies terminate, EEG may be transferred to other studies or returned to IAPR. East 102 Street: list: 6 offices including typewriters; l calculator; 2x2 slide projector and screen; refrigerator; safe; storage cabinets; keypunch; and sufficient analog tapes for work at Metropolitan See attached desks, chairs, Hospital. files, bookcases; remaining are 2 .. a.“ r .1... 7-. gym-www.7— � 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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