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72,-

May 21;, 1982

Walter Sannita, Mi).
Laboratory of Neurophysiology

Ospedale San Martino
16132 Genoa, italy

Dear Walter,
First, I don't write for months, and here are two letters within a week.
write so soon to again ask a favor.

I

In today's mail, I received a letter from Prof. Franco
Angeleri of the
Ospedale Generaie Regionale in Torrette, Ancona, recommending Dr.
Marco Guidi
for a fellowship in electrophysiology in my laboratory
by
supported
a
scholarship
from the Italian government. After looking at the
and seeing that Ancona is
map
closer to Genoa than to New York, by far, i took the liberty of
writing to Dr.
Angeleri, asking that Dr. Guidi meet you.
.

Would you interview him for us ? Since
you know the situation here and
have been through a fellowship, you can explain our
principles and help Dr. Guidi
understand what he is asking.

Please be free to tell him what you recall of the laboratory. As I
wrote
last week, most of my time is now spent in
clinical activities, but we do have an
active EEG program, devoted almost exclusively to patients. We will be
doing some
pharmaco-EEG studies, but very few. You should explain the
nature of our
computer.
On the other side, I would be interested in Dr. Guidi's
facility with
English; a description of his training; a discussion of his aims, and
if you
especially
think that he will be able to achieve them here. Dr. Angeleri writes
he needs
that
an answer before June 5 to apply for a fellowship.
Thank yOu again. My best regards.

Sincerely yours,
Max Fink, M.D.

Professor of Psychiatry

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