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Dr. Robert W. Kyle - 404-894-6287Technology Liaison OfficerGeorgia Institute of TechnologyOffice of Contract AdministrationCentennial Research BuildingAtlanta, GA 30332-0420

Dr. Charles Goodwin - 203-486-5962Technology Liaison OfficerUniversity of ConnecticutResearch Foundation438 Whitney Road ExtensionThe Graduate Center, Room 213Storrs, CT 06268

Mrs. Julie Watson - 319-335-8891Technology Liaison OfficerUniversity of IowaRoom 408 - Westlawn BuildingIowa City, Iowa 52242

Mr. Wayne Swann - 301-454-4002Technology Liaison OfficerRoom 2114 South Admin. BuildingUniversity of MarylandCollege Park, MD 20742

UTC South Square Corporate CenterSuite 2103710 University DriveDurham, NC 27707919-493-0101

Jacob MaczugaDavid Streve1John FraserCarl Wootten

UPI 1465 Post Road EastP.O. Box 901Westport, CT 06881203-255-6044

TIC 2900 Wilcrest, Suite 400Houston, TX 77042713-952-1060

Richard CarlinJerry KyleRick HoseltonPaul FrengerSusan Saibara

Daphne Lambright - 501-851-3722

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DOE SPRING PATENT CONFERENCE ATTENDEESBARCELONA COURT HOTEL

ALBUQUERQUE, NEW MEXICOMAy 3 - 5, 1988

Ms. Margaret C. BogosianPatent CounselBrookhaven National LaboratoryAssociated Universities, Inc.Upton, NY 11973

Mr. Thomas J. Davin, Jr.Vice President of Corporate Affairs

and General CounselAssociated Universities, Inc.Suite 6031717 Massachusettes Avenue N.W.Washington, D.C. 20036

Mr. Kenneth RichardsonSenior Patent CounselSolar Energy Research Institute1617 Cole Blvd.Golden, CO 80401Telephone: (303) 231-1000

Mr. William LohffChief Patent CounselArgonne National Laboratory9700 South Cass Ave.Argonne, II 60439

Mr. Stanley W. BerglinManager, Patent AdministrationWestinghouse Hanford Co.P.O. Box 1970Richland, WA 99352

Mr. Joseph J. HauthManager, Patent ServicesBattelle-Pacific Northwest LaboratoryBattelle BoulevardRichland, WA 99352Telephone (509-375-2226

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Mr. Paul D. GaetjensSenior Counsel forIntellectual Property

MS D412P.O. Box 1663Los Alamos National LaboratoryLos Alamos, NM 87545Telephone: FTS 843-3302

Mr. Sam FreundLos Alamos National LaboratoryMS D412P.O. Box 1663Los Alamos, NJ4M 87545Telephone: FTS 843-3302

Ms. Jean MahoneyManager, Technology TransferOffice of Research Project Administration5th Floor - New South Bldg.Princeton UniversityPrinceton, NJ 08541Telephone: (609) 452-3090

Mr. Kurt C. OlsenPatent AttorneyPatent Department 4050Sandia National LaboratoryAlbuquerque, 1~ 87185Telephone: FTS 846-8492

Mr. Robert W. MulcahyHead, LBL Patent DepartmentLawrence Berkeley LaboratoryUniversity of CaliforniaOne Cyclotron RoadBuilding 800Berkeley, CA 94720

Ms. Barbara F. PerryOffice of Sponsored Research Adm.Lawrence Berkeley LaboratoryOne Cyclotron RoadBldg. 800, MS 90-1106Berkeley, CA 94720

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Mr. Daniel AbelesWestinghouse Electric CorporationLaw DepartmentIntellectual Property Section1310 Beulah RoadPittsburgh, PA 15230

Mr. Phillip M. KannanGeneral CounselOak Ridge Associated UniversitiesP.O. Box 117Oak Ridge, TN 37831

Mr. Bruce M. WinchellOffice of the General CounselMartin-Marietta Energy Systems, Inc.P.O. Box YOak Ridge, TN 37831

Mr. William A. SchmidtChief CounselFermi National Accelerator LaboratoryP.O. Box 500Batavia, IL 60510

Mr. Daniel WilliamsIowa State UniversityAmes LaboratoryAmes, Iowa 50011Telephone: (515) 294-2635

Mr. Al SoppPatent AdministratorThe University of New MexicoScholes Hall - 108Albuquerque, NM 87131Telephone: (505) 277-2256

Mr. Walter McCrackenPatent LiaisonGeneral Electric-Neutron DivisionP.O. Box 2900Largo, Florida 34294Telephone: FTS 848-8569

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Dr. Robert K. JonesAssociate DirectorInhalation Toxicology Research InstituteLovelace Biomedical & Environmental

Research InstituteP.O. Box 5870Albuquerque, NM 87185Telephone: (505) 844-2203

Mr. Joe DielInhalation Toxicology Research InstituteLovelace Biomedical & Environmental

Research InstituteP.O. Box 5870Albuquerque, NM 87185Telephone: (505) 844-2203

Ms. Betty ReaghService Manager, Technical LibraryMason & Hanger-Silas Mason Co.Pantex PlantP.O. Box 30020Amarillo, Texas 79177Telephone: FTS 477-3547

Mr. P. Martin Simpson, Jr.Acting ManagerLLNL Patent GroupLawrence Livermore National LaboratoryUniversity of CaliforniaP.O. Box 808L-703Livermore, CA 94550

Mr. Robert Southworth, IIIActing ChiefOffice of Patent CounselU.S. Department of EnergyRichland Operations OfficeP.O. Box 550Richland, WA 99352Telephone: FTS 444-7374

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Mr. Robert M. PoteatChiefOffice of Patent CounselU.S. Department of EnergyP.O. Box EOak Ridge, TN 37830Telephone: FTS 626-1070

Mr. Allen F. WesterdahlChiefOffice of Patent CounselU.S. Department of EnergySavannah River OperationsAiken, SC 29801Telephone: FTS 239-2240

Mr. James M. HanleyChiefOffice of Patent CounselU.S. Department of EnergySan Francisco Operations OfficeOakland, CA 94612Telephone: FTS 536-6240

Mr. Arthur A. ChurmChiefOffice of Patent CounselU.S. Department of Energy9800 South Cass AvenueChicago, IL 60439Telephone: FTS 972-2165

Mr. James H. ChafinChiefOffice of Patent CounselU.S. Department of EnergyAlbuquerque Operations OfficeP.O. Box 5400Albuquerque, NM 87115Telephone: FTS 844-8231

Mr. Richard E. ConstantAsst. Gen. Counsel for PatentsGC-42 (FORSTL)U.S. Department of Energy1000 Independence Ave. S.W.Washington, D.C. 20515Telephone: FTS 896-3439

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Mr. William MoserOffice of Asst. Gen. Counsel for PatentsGC-42 (FORSTL)U.S. Department of Energy1000 Independence Ave. S.W.Washington, D.C. 20515Telephone: FTS 896-3440

Anne D. DanielPatent AttorneyDepartment of EnergyAlbuquerque Operations OfficeP.O. Box 5400Albuquerque, NM 87115Telephone: FTS 844-8231

George ~. LibmanPatent AttorneyDepartment of EnergyAlbuquerque Operations OfficeP.O. Box 5400Albuquerque, NM 87115Telephone: FTS 844-8231

Armand McMillanPatent AttorneyDepartment of EnergyAlbuquerque Operations OfficeP.O. Box 5400Albuquerque, NM 87115Telephone: FTS 844-8231

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TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER CONFERENCE

STEERING GROUP

Mr. Dan Dimancescu, CHAIRMANTechnology and Strategy Group50 Church StreetCambridge, HA 02138

*Dr. Gerald D. LaubachPresidentPfizer Inc.235 East 42nd Street~ew York, NY 10017

Dr. Walter PlosilaPresidentMontgomery County High-Technology

Council, Inc.51 Monroe· Street, Suite 1701Rockville, MD 20850

Mr. Jack RingDirector of Long-Range PlanningHoneywell, Inc.Mail Drop B-7116404 Black Canyon Hwy.Phoenix, AZ 85023

Mrs. Debra M. RogersManager of U.S.-Sponsored ResearchDigital Equipment CorporationMail Stop HL02-3/Kll77 Reed RoadHudson, MA 01749

* to be confirmed

Dr. Richard"L. SmithCollege of Engineering and

Applied SciencesArizona State UniversityTempe, AZ 85287

*Dr. Beno SternlichtChairman and Technical DirectorMechanical Technology, Inc.968 Albany Shaker RoadLatham, NY 12110

*Dr. Albert R.C. WestwoodCorporate Director, R&DMartin Marietta Corporation1450 South Rolling RoadBaltimore, Maryland 21227

Mr. Michael F. WolffEditor, Research Management65 East 96th StreetNew York,NY 10128

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CONFERENCE ON TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER:REDISCOVERING AMERICA'S COMPETITIVE EDGE IN TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION

List of Invited ParticipantsMay 22, 1987

Mr. 'Erich BlochDirectorNational Science Foundation1800 G Street, N.W.Washington, D.C. 20550

Mr. Christopher CoburnScience and Technology Advisor65 East State St.Suite 200Columbus, OH 43266

Dr. Kevin ConsidineVice PresidentTechtronix, Inc.Post Office Box 500Beaverton, OR 97077

Dr. Thomas EagarMassachusetts Instit. of TechnologyBuilding 8, Room 10677 Massachusetts AvenueCambridge, MA 02139

Dr. Keith M. GardinerIBM Corporate Technical Institutes500 Columbus AvenueThornwood, NY 10594

Dr. Harold M. HubbardDirectorSolar Energy Research Instit.1617 Cole Blvd.Golden, CO 80401

Dr. Tom JacobiousIllinois Institute of Technology

Research Institute10 W. 35th StreetChicago, IL 60616

Mr. James KenworthyMichigan Strategic Fund3rd Floor, Law Bldg.Post Office Box 30234Lansing, MI 48909

Mr. Norman LatkerDirector, Office of Federal

Technology ManagementRoom 4837, OPT!Department of Commerce14th and Constitution, NYWashington, D.C. 20230

Mr. Steven LazarusARCH Development Corp.Graduate School of BusinessUniversity of ChicagoWalker 2131101 E. 58th StreetChicago, IL 60637

Mr. Fred LeavittSenior Policy AnalystOffice of Science and Technology

PolicyNew Executive Office BuildingWashington, D.C. 20506

Dr. Thomas LoveProductivity Products, Inc.75 Glen RoadSandy Hook, CT 06482

Dr. John LyonsDirectorNational Engineering LaboratoryNational Bureau of StandardsU.S. Department of CommerceGaithersburg, MD 20899

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Mr. John MetzlerExecutive DirectorEnergy Research Advisory BoardU.S. Department of EnergyER-61000 Independence Avenue, SWWashington, D.C. 20585

Dr. R. Byron PipesDean, College of EngineeringUniverSity of DelawareNewark,DE 19716

Mr. Lee RiversFederal Laboratory ConsortiumSuite 2181825 K Street, NWWashington, D.C. 20006

Dr. William B. RousePrincipal ScientistSearch Technology, Inc.5550a Peachtree Parkway, #500Technology Park/SummitNorcross, GA 30092

Dr. Theodore SchlieSchool of Business AdministrationIllinois Institute of TechnologyChicago, IL 60616

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Dr. Ora SmithDirectorExternal Technology DevelopmentRockwell International, Inc.Post Office Box 1085Thousand Oaks, CA 91360

Mr. William StotesberyDirectorGovernment and Public AffairsMicroelectronics and Computer Corp.3500 W. Ba1cones Center DriveAustin, TX 78759-6509

Dr. Graham VickeryOrganization for Economic

Cooperation and Development2 Rue Andre Pascal75775 Paris CEDEX 16

Mr. Patrick H. WindhamCommittee on Commerce, Science,

and TransportationUnited States SenateWashington, D.C. 20510

Mr~ • ~evin··Deasy

Researoh AssociateSoftware Engr. Inst.C~rnegie Mellon Univ.

Pittsburgh PA 15213-

Mr. Daniel J. KellyVerner, Liip£ert,

Bernhard, McPherson & HandSuite 10001600 L Street,N.W.Washington, DC 20036-

Mr. Roy H. MassengillGeneral Patent CounselAllied Signal, Inc.P. O. Box 2245R

Mr ... ·RobertE~ DeatonAttorney ~~visor

US Coast. Guard5th Coast··Ouard District431 Crawford StreetPortsmouth, VA 23704-5004 Morristown, NJ 07960-

Mr ••.. William H. McNeillSenior Patent, AgentGTE Service Corporation100 Endicott Street

Ms... Susan Duk e sProcurement AnalystU... S. Coast GuardCommandant (G-FAC-52100 Second Street, S.W.Washington, DC 20593- Danvers, VA 01923-

Mr. Frank J. DyndaPatent AttorneyNAVAIROff. of Counsel (Patents)Cede AIR-OOC-PWashington, DC 20361-0005

Ms. Melissa A. NioholsContract SpecialistUSArmy Medical Research

Acquisition ActivityBldg. 820, Fort DetrickFrederick, HD 21711-

Mr. Arthur A. GoodellAttorneyHoneywell,'Inc.7900Westpark Drive

McLean, VA 22102-

I none providednone providedBecor Western Inc.P.O. Box 961~00 Hilwaukee AvenueSouth Milwauk WI 53172-

Mr. Thomas Hennen

Boeing Aerospace Co.P. O. Box 3999 MIS 85-74

Mr•. D.··E. GuntherContracts AdministratorGeneral Research Corporation7655 Old Springhouse Rd

Mr. Nicholas O'ConnellSuperVisorBoeing<Military Airplane Co.P.O. Box 3707, MIS 32-46

I none providedIBecor Western Inc.P.O. Box 961~00 Milwaukee AvenueSouth Milwauk WI 53172-VA 22102-McLean,

Seattle, WA 98124- Seattle, WA 98124-

Mr. RobertP.··HowardSenior Contracts ManagerBBN Laboratories, Inc.10 Moulton Street

Cambridge, MA 02238-

Ms. Mary O'HaraProcurement~Analyst··

Aber~een Proving-GroundsDirectorate of Contract'g2820 B Cottonwood CourtAPG, MD 21005-

Mr. ..Stephen C.-PaulSr. Cont. AdministratorIBM Federal System~ Div~sion

Bodle H111 Road

Mr.- Gary TheodoreAttorney AdvisorU.S. Army CECOMATT: AMSEL-LG-PL

Owego, NY 13827- Ft. Monmouth, NJ 07703-5000

Mr. Damian-PorcariPatent AttorneyU.S.-Army Tank Automotive

CommandATT:-AMSTA-LPWarren, MI 48397-5000

Mr. Brian L. RibandoDiv.··Pat. &-Lic • CounselLitton Industries, Inc.Suite 508179 Allyn StreetHartford, CT 06103-

Mr. Donald V. ScheiBuyer - DataBoeing Commercial Airplane Co.Materiel Div.-Mil.Systms

p.e.Box 3707-2207,MS67-41Seattle, WA 98124-

Mr. -- Jeffrey H. SchneiderSenior AttorneyDigital Equipment CorporationMetro Executive Terrace8400 Corporate DriveLandover, MD 20785-2201

Ms. Kathleen T. SheehanAsst. CounselMartin--Marietta Corp.P.O. Box 179

Mr. --Arvid S. TveitMgr. of Contracts-A & DerHoneywell, Inc.Honeywell Plaza2701 5th Avenue SouthMinneapolis MN 55408-

Denver CO 80201-

Mr. Gail SoderlingPatent AttorneyU.S~Army Tank & Automotive

CommandATT: AMSTA-LPWarren, MI 48397-5000

Mr. Leonard F. StollPatent AttorneyAFDW/DPCTRoom 5E913-The PentagonWashington, DC 20330-

yJack Bittick Murray, Jr., Esq.Exxon Chemical Company1900 E. Linden AvenueP.O. Box 710Linden, New Jersey 07036

Glenn F. Ostrager, Esq.Ostrager &Chong300 East 42nd StreetNew York, New York 10017

'v Bradley B. Geist, Esq.Brumbaugh, Graves, Donohue&Raymond

30 Rockefeller PlazaNew York, New York 10112

Alfred B. Engelberg, Esq.Sedgewood ClubR D 12Carmel, New York 10512

Eliot S. Gerber, Esq.Wyatt GerberShoup &BadieOne Rockefeller PlazaNew York, New York 10020

Adda C. Gogoris, Esq.Darby &Darby PC405 Lexington AvenueNew York, New York 10174

Gabriel P. Katona, Esq.Schweitzer &Cornman230 Park AvenueRoom 2200New York, New York 10169

George W. MacDonald, Jr. Esq.Cole & Deitz175 Water StreetNew York, New York 10038

VGeorge E. Badenoch, Esq.Kenyon &KenyonOne BroadwayNew York, New York 10004

'v Peter H. Priest, Esq.Davis, Hoxie, Faithfull,&Hapgood

45 Rockefeller PlazaNew York, New York 10111

'v Stephen Yee Chow, Esq.Nutter, McClennen, &Fish1 International PlaceBoston, MA 02110

'v Ms. Theres~ M. GillisDewey, Ballantine, Bushby,Palmer &Wood

140 BroadwayNew York, New York 10005

William S. Feiler, Esq.Morgan &Finnegan345 Park AvenueNew York, New York 10154

Geral d J. Fl intoft, Esq.Pennie &Edmonds1155 Avenue of the AmericasNew York, New York 10036

Kenneth A. Genoni, Esq.Vice President, General PatentHoechst Celanese CorporationRoute 202-206 NorthSommerville, New Jersey 08876

John J. Schlager, Esq.Hoffmann-LaRoche, Inc.340 Kingsland StreetNutley, New Jersey 07110

Rochelle C. Dreyfuss, Esq.NYU Law School40 Washington Square SouthRoom 423New York, New York 10012

Theodore O. Rogers, Jr., Esq.Sullivan &Cromwell125 Broad StreetNew York, New York 10004

Charles Guttman, Esq.Marmorek, Guttman &Rubenstein330 Seventh Avenue (17th Floor)New York, New York 10001

John A. O'Brien, Esq.Fitzpatrick, Cella,Harper &Scinto

277 Park AvenueNew York, New York 10172

Robert I. Pearlman, Esq.Group CounselThe BOC Group Inc.100 Mountain Ave Murray HillNew Providence, NJ 07974

Burton L. Lilling, Esq.Lilling &Greenspan123 Main StreetSuite 936White Plains, New York 10601

\Norman H. Zivin, Esq.Cooper &Dunham30 Rockefeller PlazaNew York, New York 10112

John J. Torrente, Esq.Robin, Blecker &Daley330 Madison AvenueNew York, New York 10017

iV Edward F. Mull owney, Esq.Fish &Neave875 Third AvenueNew York, New York 10022

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Allen I. Rubenstein, Esq.Gottlieb, Rackman &Reisman,1430 BroadwayNew York, New York 10018

\v Ms. Mary M. AllenPC Becton, Dickinson and Company

One Becton DriveFranklin Lakes, NJ 07417-1880

SOCIETY OF UNIVERSITY PATENT ADMINISTRATORS

Foundation

Brenda BoykoAssistant Director

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. ;-,.," H t.« e(,)Off1ce of Sponsored ProgramsUniversity of Houston .. ~-.. D~r4800 Calhoun Blvd. ri<z,~A

Houston, IX 77004 ' C. IQ 2.C, GO(731) 749-3412 OL. V

'711(- 700-6 Yo 'r'Howard W. BremerPatent CounselWisconsin Alumni Research614 N. Walnut StreetMadison, WI 53705(608) 263-2831

Albert L. BroseghiniDirector, Research AdministrationManager, Patents & LicensesChildren's Hospital Medical Center300 Longwood AvenueBoston, MA 02115(6171 735-7048

Joyce BrintonAssistant to the Dean for Finance &

BusinessHarvard Medical School25 Shattuck StreetBoston, MA 02115(617) 732-1495

Shirley M. BrownExecutive Assistant for Patents & LicensingRutgers, The State University of N.J.P. O. Box 759Piscataway, NJ 08854(201) 932-3060

James F. BrownAssistant Vice President for ResearchColorado State UniversityFort Collins, CO 80523(303) 491-7194

Bryan Scott BurgessAssociate General CounselUniversity of South Florida4202 E. Fowler AvenueTampa, FL 33620(813) 974-2131

Pre-registrantsMembers

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Michael B. AmeyDirectorResearch AdministrationJohns Hopkins University

Medicine720 Rutland AvenueBaltimore, MD 21204

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Robert R. ApplesonDirector of SponsoredVanderbilt University416 Kirkland HallNashville, TN 37240(615) 322-2631--U 1\ +-1...

Claudette BeyerResearch Information SpecialistNorth Dakota State UniversityFargo, ND 58105(701) 237-7035

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Executive SecretaryCommittee on Patents & CopyrightsHarvard UniversityHolyoke Center 9701350 Massachusetts AvenueCambridge, MA 02138(617) 495-3067

Lynn H. BlakeCoordinator of ResearchMedical University of South CarolinaOffice of Research & Sponsored Prog.171 Ashley Avenue, Suite 509Charleston, SC 29425(803) 792-3838

SpencerL. BlaylockAssociate DirectorIowa State University Research Fdn.315 Beardshear HallAmes, IA 50011(515) 294-4740

Fred H.BennettUniversity of VictoriaVictoria, British Columbia(604) 721-7972

SOCIETY OF UNIVERSITY PATENT ADMINISTRATOR~

Annual Meeting -2/7/82

Pre-'registrantsMembers

William O. BurkeExecutive Vice PresidentUniv~rsity of Georgia Research Fdn, IncBoyd Graduate Studies Research CenterSuite 612Athens, GA 30602(404) 542-3360

Joseph J. ByrneDirectorGovernment ResourcesTufts University School of Medicine193 Harrison AvenueBoston, MA 02111(617) 956-6677

Vincent L. CarneyPatent CounselUniversity of NebraskaP. O. Box 80836Lincoln, NE 68501-0836(402) 489-0377

Ken L. CarpenterAssistant DirectorGrants & ContractsArizona State UniversityOffice of Grants & ContractsTempe, AZ 85287(602) 965-3101

Alfred B.ChaetAssociate Vice PresidentResearch & Sponsored ProgramsThe University of West FloridaBuilding 77, Room N3lPensacola, FL 32504(904) 476-9500 X 2824

Katherine L. ChapmanAttorneyThe University of Texas SystemOffice of General Counsel201 W. 7th StreetAustin, TX 78701(512) 471-7565

William H. ChapmanDirector,Funded ResearchTemple UniversityUniversity Services Building 406Philadelphia, PA 19122(215) 787-7662

George B. ClarkDirectorGrant & Contract ServicesUniverslty of Massachusetts Medical Center55 Lake Avenue NorthWorcester, MA 01605(617) 856-2119

Joel M. CohenAdministrator of Sponsored ProgramsBrandeis University415 South StreetWaltham, MA 02254(617) 647-2508

Victoria Benham CohenDirectorOffice of Research AdministrationIllinois Institute of Technology10 W. 33rd StreetChicago, IL 60616(312) 567-3035

Robert ComprattContract NegotiatorUniversity of Illinois809 S. Wright StreetChampaign, IL 61820(217) 333-2186

Robert G. CorbettCoordinator of ResearchThe University of AkronAkron, OH 44325(216) 375-7666

Robert F. CustardUniversity Patent CounselThe'Pennsylvania State University229 Applied Science BuildingUniversity Park, PA 16802(814) 865-1765

Alan G~ DasnenPresidentWashington Research Foundation1107 N. E. 45th, Suite 322Seattle, WA 98105(206) 633 3569


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Pre-RegistrantsMembers·

John DeardenDirectorGrant & Contract ServicesThe Johns Hopkins University113 Garland HallCharles & 34th StreetsBaltimore, MD 21218(301) 338--8140

:itzelDirectorPatent, Copyright and Trademark Ofc.University of California2490 Channing Way, 3rd fl.Berkeley, CA 94720(415) 642-5000

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Research Associate IIGeorgia Institute of TechnologyAdministration Building, Rm. 303North AvenueAtlanta', GA 30332(404) 894-4812

Alfred R.Doig, Jr.Vice PresidentRain Hill Group, Inc;80 Wall StreetNew York, NY 10005(212) 493-9162

John P. DooherDirectorAdelphi Research Center, Inc.Adelphi UniversitySouth Avenue, Blodgett Hall 210Garden City, NY 11530(516) 294-8700 X76l8

F. Philip DufourAssistant Vice PresidentResearch & Public ServicesUniversity of Maine at Orono24 Coburn HallOrono, ME 04469(207) 581-7446

Judith' W. EnnisDirectorSponsored Programs'New Jersey Institute of Technology323 High StreetNewark, NJ 07102(201) 645-5214

Frederic H. ErbischDirector of Research (Acting)Michigan Technological UniversityHouton, MI 49931(906) 487-2225

Terence A. FeuerbornDirectorContract & Grant AdministrationUniversity of California, Los Angeles405 Hilgard AvenueLos Angeles, CA 90024(213) 825-4031

Joseph M. FontanaPatent ManagerUniversity of Alabama in BirminghamUniversity StationBirmingham, AL. 35294(205) 934-5394

Marjorie ForsterDirectorSponsored Programs - AcademicUniversity of Texas Medical BranchAdministration Building 528Galveston, TX 77550(713) 765-3482

James FuLl.eyLcveDirector-EvaluationResearch Corporation405 Lexington AvenueNew York, NY 10174(212) 907-9443

V. Arlene GauntAssocate DirectorOffice of Industrial ResearchMcGill University853 Sherbrooke Street, WestDawson Hall 408Montreal. Quebec H3A 2T6(514) 392-4963



Pre-registrarttsMembers

Milton GoldbergExecutive DirectorCouncil on Governmental Relations#11 Dupont Circle, Suite 480Washington, D. C. 20036(202) 861-2595

Mark: M. HermanDirector of Business Services.Thomas Jefferson University1020 Walnut StreetPhiladelphia, PA 19107(215) 928-8563

Ann H. GreenbergDirectorOffice of Sponsored ProgramsNew York University15 Washington Place #lHNew York,NY 10003(212) 598-2191

Karen M. HiiemaeInterim Dean, Graduate CollegeAssociate Vice-Chancellor for ResearchUniversity of Illinois at the Medical Ctr.808 South WoodChicago, 1L 60612(312) 996-4995

William H. HonsteadExecutive Vice PresidentKansas State University Research Fdn.Fairchild HallKansas State UniversityManhattan, KS 66506(931) 532-5720

Phyllis M. HughesStaff Associate, Sponsored ProjectsStanford UniversityEncina Hall, Room 40 .Stanford, CA 94305(415) 497-2907

C. Dennis IgnasiasDirectorResearch and GrantsUniversity of Maryland Eastern ShorePrincess Anne, MD 21853(301) 651-2200 X22l

Raymond H. KahnDirector of ResearchHenry Ford Hospital2799 W. Grant Boulevard, Rm. 2015Detroit, MI 48202(313) 876-2024

Clauston L. JenkinsExecutive Assistant to the ChancellorNorth Carolina State UniversityP. O. Box 5067Raleigh, NC 27650(919) 737-2319

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Roger C. HerdmanVice President for Professional AffairsMemorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Ctr.1275 York AvenueNew York, NY 10021(212) 794-8193

Preston W. GroundsAssociate DirectorResearch & DevelopmentThe Procter & Gamble CompanyMiami Valley LaboratoriesP. O. Box 39175Cincinnati, OH 45247(513) 977-2874

Cynthia J •. HansonPresidentColorado State University Res. Fdn.601 South Howes Street, P. O. Box 483Fort Collins, CO 80522(303) 482-2916

Kent W. HendersonExecutive Director, Utah State U. Fdn.Patent Administrator, Utah State Univ.Utah State University FoundationUMC-93Logan, UT 84322(801) 750-2603

Christina HansenContract and Grant OfficerUniversity of California405 Hilgard AvenueLos Angeles, CA 90024(213) 825-8563




Jack KamererAssistant Director of Business AffairsUniversity of Illinois809 S.Wright Street105 Davenport HouseChampaign, IL 61820(217) 3:33-2186

John F. KavanaughDirectorOffice of Grants & ContractsTrustees of Dartmouth CollegeP. O. Box 7Hanover, NH 03755(603) 646-3007

M. Jerry KenigAssistant to the PresidentDrexel UniversityPhiladelphia, PA 19104(215) 895-2104

John KingSenior Project AdministratorUniversity of Rochester30 Administration BuildingRochester, NY 14627(716) 275-4031

David N. KoffskyAssistant to PresidentU~~versity Patents, Inc.P.O. Box 6080Norwalk, CT 06852(203) 846-3461

Robert E. KrebsAssociate Dean, Graduate CollegeUniversity of Illinois at the Medical808 S. Wood Street Ctr.Chicago, IL 60612(312) 996-4995

Ka1;herine KuPatent Engineer, Sponsored ProjectsStanford UniversityEncina Hall, Room 40

William C. Lee IIIAssistant to the Vice President for

Research and Patent AttorneyThe University of GeorgiaBoyd Graduate Studies Research CenterSuite 612Athens, GA 30602(404) 542-3360

Ed J. LefnerPatent AdministratorTexas A & M University SystemTexas Engineering Experiment StationCollege Station, TX 77843(713) 693-2649

K. Edward LefrenPatents & Licensing - AdministrationUniversity of Delaware101 Hullihen HallNewark, DE 19711(302) 738-2136

Clive S. ListonAssociate Director, Sponored ProjectsIntellectual Property AdministrationStanford University.Encina Hall, Room 40Stanford, CA 94305(415) 497-2570

Joseph M. LoGiudiceDirectorOffice of Contracts & GrantsRensselaer Polytechnic InstituteTroy, NY 12181(5J,8) ZZO-6281

William S. LovellPatent ManagerOregon State UniversityCorvallis, OR 97331-2135(503) 754-3439


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A. Riley MaconDirector of Sponsored ~esearch

University of South Florida4202 Fowler AvenueTampa, Fl 33620·(813) 974-2897

Dillon E. MapotherAssociate Vice Chancellor for Res.University of Illinois330 Administration EuildingGraduate College506 S. Wright StreetUrbana,IL 61801(217) 333-7862

Harvey I. MarshallCoordinator, Patents & LicensingQueen's~University at KingstonOffice of the Vice-Principal (Services)Kingston, Ontario K7L-3N6(613) 547-2832

Carolyn McGinnisAdministrator-Staff Support ServicesMemorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Ctr.1275 York AvenueNew York, NY 10021(212) 794-8422

John J. McGlewPatent CounselRenssalaer Polytechnic InstituteRenssalaer, NY 12181(212) 840 6350

Richard J. McNeil, Jr.Associate DirectorOffice of Sponsored ProgramsNortheastern University360 Huntington AvenueBos on, MA 02115(61 ) 437-2124

Anthony MerrittDirector, Research AdministrationUniversity of Pennsylvania409 Franklin Building 163451 Walnut StreetPhiladelphia, PA 19104(215) 243-7293

Frank W. MigaCounselor at! Law8007 Carey Branch DriveFort Washing'ton, MD 20744(301) 567-68'40

Gerald MusseyDirectorOffice of Grant Management and D~v.

University o~ Texas Health Science Ctr.5323 Harry HinesDallas, TX 75235

John R. NesbittDirectorDivision of Patents & CopyrightsPurdue Resea~ch Foundation221 Terminal~ BuildingWest Lafayet~e, IN 47907(317) 494-2610

Stanley G. NicholasDirector of pniversity ResearctClemson Univ~rsity

E~102 Martin! HallClemson, SC i 29631

p(803) 656-2375

Michael G. PetitLicensing AssociateUniversity of California2490 Channing Way, 3rd fl.Berkeley, CA' 94720(415) 642-5000

Joan B. PinckDirectorOffice of Research Administration & PolicyBeth Israel Hospital300 Brookline AvenueBoston, MA 02215(617) 735-4585

Ralph D•.PintoExecutive DirectorUniversity of VirginiaThornton HallCharlottesville, VA 22901(804) 924-7356




Laurette PlunkettAssistant DeanRes~arch & Sponsored ProgramsUniversity of MiamiP. O. Box 248293Coral Gables, FL 33124(305) 284-4541

Ralph E. PoweAssociate Vice President for ResearchMississippi State UniverityP.O. Drawer GMississippi State, MS 39762(601) 325-3570

Samuel PriceUniversity Coordinator for Sponsored

ResearchUniversity of MarylandOffice of the Vice President for

Graduate Studies & Research3300 Metzerott RoadAdelphi, MD 20783(301) 439-4763

Martin RachmelerDirectorResearch Services AdministrationNorthwestern University633 Clark StreetEvanston, IL 60201(312) 492-3327

John B. RicheyDirectorOffice of Research & Project Admin.University of Rochester30 Administration BuildingRochester, NY 14627(716) 275-4031

Brian W. RigbyDirector of Resource DevelopmentNorthern Illinois UniversityGraduate School, Altgeld 207ADeKalb"IL 60115(815) 758-0544

Patricia L. SchmidtAssociate Dean for ResearchUniversity of Florida223 Grinter HallGainesville, FL 32611(904) 392-4646

Michael K. SchonbrunExecutive Vice PresidentNational Jewish Hospital/National

Asthma Center3800 E. Colfax AvenueDenver, CO 80206(303) 338-4461 X403

Eugene K. Schuler, Jr.AdministratorState University of New York Res. Fdn.P. O. Box 9, University PlazaAlbany, NY 12201(518_ 472-0365

David S. ScotchAssociate DeanNew York University School of Medicine550 First AvenueNew York, NY 10016(212) 340-5375

ay E. SnyderPatent Licensing ConsultantNorthwestern University, University 0)

Missouri, etc. -J

209 S. LaSalle Street, Suite 1160 ."Chicago, IL 60604(312) 263-1841 .

FranDirector, Research AdministrationNew England Medical Center171 Harrison Avenue, Box 817Boston, MA 02111(617) 956-5363

Lester L. StoutProject Administration OfficerThe Ohio State University Research Fdn.1314 Kinnear RoadColumbus, OH 43212(614) 422-6278




Richard B. StreeterDirector, Office of ResearchLehigh University203 E. Packer AvenueBethlehem, PA 18015(215) 861-3020

Kenneth C. StrineAssociate DirectorOffice of Research & Project Adminis.Princeton University5th Fl. New South BuildingPrinceton, NJ 08544(609) 452-3092

Ralph M. SwensonAssistant to the Dean of the !Graduate

CollegeUniversity of Vermont335 Waterman BuildingBurlington, VT 05405(802) 656-3160

John H, ThompsonDirectorSponsored Project AdministrapionUniversity of Pittsburgh200 Gardner Steel BuildingPittsburgh, PA 15260(412) 624-3973

Phillip G. ThompsonAssociate Patent AdministratorUniversity of Minnesota333 Morrill Hall100 Church St., S.E.Minneapolis, MN 55455(612) 376-2637

Jeanine TobinStaff Associate to the Directpr of the

Office of Business AffairsUnivesity of Illinois at the Medical

Center833 South Wood176 PharmacyChicago,IL 60612(312) 996-5963

Richard S. ToumaAssistant Vice President for Research &

Special ProjectsFair1eig~ Dickinson University223 Montross AvenueRutherford, NJ 07070(201) 460-5097

• William TreaseExecutive DirectorUniversity of Iowa Research Foundation203 Gilmore HallIowa City, IA 52242(319) 353-5487

Cheryl TylerAssistant DirectorContract & Grant AdministrationUniversity of California, L.A.405 Hi1gard AvenueLos Angeles, CA 90024(213) 825-1431

. William R. UdryAdministrative DirectorCold Spring Harbor LaboratoryCold Spring Harbor, NY 11724(516) 367-8300

Paul J. WardGeneral CounselUniversity of South CarolinaLegal Department·104 Osborne Administration BuildingColumbia, SC 29208(803) 777-7854

Charles D. Waring.Assistant to the DeanVirginia Polytechnic Institute & State

UniversityResearch DivisionBarruss Hall, Room 340Blacksburg, VA 24061

Joseph C. WeberAssistant Dean for Research DevelopmentColorado School of MinesGolden, CO 80401(303) 279-0300 X291l

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John R. WesterheideDirector, Research InstituteUniversity of Dayton_300 College Park AvenueDayton, OH 45469(513) 229-2113

J. Winslow YoungDirector of PatentsUniversity of Utah420 Chipeta Way, Suite 170Salt Lake City, UT 84108(801) 581-7792

Connie WhitleyContract & Grant OfficerUniversity of California, L.A.Office of Contract & Grant Admin.405 Hilgard AvenueLos Angeles, CA 90024(213) 825-8561

Alfred ZernikDirector of FinanceThe Wistar Institute36th & Spruce StreetsPhiladelphia, PA 19104(215) 243-3741

William K. WilsonDirectorOffice of Sponsored ProgramsSyracuse University2nd Floor Skytop Office BuildingSyracuse, NY 13210(315) 423-2807

Theodore C. WoodManager, Patents & LicensingCornell UniversityEast Hill PlazaIthaca, NY 14850(607l-2~~OL.-_

00 t t en ----=:=::::::::::__.="'''''Carl B••Director, Patent AdministrationDuke University614 Chapel Drive AnnexDurham, NC 27706(919) 684-2846

ThomasK. WunderlichDirectorOffice of Research AdministrationBrown UniversityBox 1929Providence, RI 02912-1929(401) 863-2777

Edwin T. YatesPatent Management OfficerThe Johns Hopkins UniversityCharles & 34th StreetsBaltimore,MD 21218(301) 338-8137



Pre-registrantsNon-Members

Adrian Arima, Esq.Staff CounselStanford UniversityOffice of the University CounselP. O. Box NStanford, CA 94305(415) 497-4556

Thomas R. BolandPartnerVorys, ater, Seymour & Pease1828 L treet, N. W. #1111Washing on, D. C. 20036(202) 8 2-8200

John F.BurnsDirector of Legal AffairsOhio University100 McBuffey HallAthens,OH 45701(614) 594-5381

Regina M. CarrollDirector, Grants AdministrationMarch of Dimes Birth Defects Fdn.1275 Mamaroneck Avenue.White Plains, NY 10605(914) 428-7100

Joseph DecresceAssistant General CounselMarch of Dimes Birth Defects Fdn.1275 Mamaroneck AvenueWhite Plains, NY 10605(914) 428-7100

KennethN. GellerAssociate DeanGraduate SchoolDrexel University32nd & Chestnut StreetsPhiladelphia, PA 19104(215) 895-2499

Tom GillAssociate Dean for Research Admin.(Acting)University of MiamiResearch Administration R-641600 N. W. 10th AvenueMiami, FL 33101(305) 547-6626

Ann H. HarrellAssistant to the DirectorGeneral Clinical Research CenterUniversity of Alabama in Birmingham3 W. Jefferson TowerUniversity StationBirmingham, AL 35294(205) 934-4852

Beth IsraelAssistant DirectorOffice of Projects & Grants405 Low Memorial LibraryNew York, NY 10027(212) 280-3023

John A. KingDirector of Licensing, Agricultural Prod.American Cyanamid CompanyP. O. Box 400Princeton, NJ 08540(609) 799-0400 X24l6

Charles H. LemkePatents & Licensing- AdministrationUniversity of Delaware101 Hullihen HallNewark, DE 19711(302) 738-2136

James P. LewisDirector, Office of Projects & GrantsColumbia UniversityBox 20, Low Memorial LibraryNew York, NY 10027(212) 280-3023

Robert F. LovelaceDirector, Research AdministrationThe Graduate lIospitalOne Graduate PlazaPhiladelphia, PA 19146(215) 893-7497

John L. MargraveVice PresidentAdvanced StudiesRice UniversityP. O. Box 2692Houston, TX 77001(713) 527-4820



Pre-RegistrantsNon-Members

David A. McBrideManager, Industrial LaiasonPatents & LicensingCornell UniversityEast Hill PlazaIthaca, .NY 14850(607) 256-7367

Kathleen P. MullinixDeputy Provost for Health ServiceColumbia University630 W.168th StreetNew York, NY 10032(212) 694-4005

Julio C. MunizConsultantCenter for Energy and EnvironmentResearch

University of Puerto RicoCaparra Heights StationSan Juan, PR 00935(809) 767-0350

Patricia C. OhlendorfAssistant to the Vice PresidentAcademic Affairs & ResearchThe Univerity of Texas at AustinMain Building 201Austin, TX 78712(512) 471-5336

Don S. OusterhoutDirectorResearch and Sponsored ProgramsUniversity of Arkansas·120 Ozark HallFayetteville, AR 72701(501) 575-3845

Ann S. PetersonAssociate DeanCornell University Medical College1300 York AvenueNew York, NY 10021(212) 472-8216

Clifford RamesAssociate Director R&DUniversity of MiamiResearch Administration R-641600 N. W. 10th AvenueMiami, FL 33101(305) 547-6626

Stephen C. ReingoldAssistant DirectorOffice of Research & Sponsored ProgramsRutgers, The State University of New JerseyAdministration Building, Rm. 123P. O. Box 1089Piscataway, NJ 08854(201) 932-2884---enneth W. SloanExecutive DirectorThe Ohio State University1314 Kinner RoadColumbis, OH 43212(614) 422-6776

K. O. ThompsonDirectorInstitutional & Research Support ServicesUniversity of Alabama in HuntsvilleHuntsville, AL 35899(205) 895-6000

Cindy Wilson -.•Assistant to Dean for ResearchUniversity of Tennessee404 Andy Holt TowerKnoxville, TN 37996-0140(615) 974-8159

John C. WurstAssociate DirectorResearch InstituteUniversity of Dayton300 College Park AvenueDayton, OH 45469(513) 229-2113

SOCIETY OF UNIVERSITY PATENT AD~[INISTRATORS


Pre-registrants-ADDENDUM

JohnC. EvansAssociate Dean, Graduate SchoolGeorge Mason University4400 University DriveFairfax, VA 22030(703) 323-2123

w. Sidney JohnsonAssistant DeanResearch & Sponsored ProgramsIndiana University, Indianapolis CampusP. O. Box 500Bloomington, IN 47402(812) 335-8311

Non-members


Guests & Participants

Senator Harrison SchmittDirksen Senate Office BuildingSuite 5313\,ashington, D. C. 20110

Gerald J •• MossinghoffCommissioner of Patents & TrademarksU. S. Department of CommercePatent & Trademark OfficeWashington, D. C. 20231

Betsy Ancker-JohnsonVice President of Environmental

Activities StaffGeneral Motors Technical CenterWarren, MI 48090

Ron GrudzieckiBurns, Doane, Swecker &MathisGeorge Mason BuildingWashington & Prince,StreetsAlexandria, VA 22313

Marvin C. GuthrieObIon, Fisher, Spivak, McClelland & MaierCrystal Square Five - Suite 400,1755 S. Jefferson Davis Hwy.Arlington, VA 22202

Katherine KuPatent Engineer

, Sponsored Projects OfficeStanford UniversityStanford, CA 94305

Joseph P. AllenExecutive DirectorIntellectual Property Owners1899 "L" Street, N. W.Suite 400Washington, D. C. 20036

Stephen H. AtkinsonExecutive SecretaryCommittee on Patents & CopyrightsHarvard UniversityHolyoke Center 9381350 Massa.chusetts ,Avenue.,'"cambridge, MA 62138

Howard BremerPatent CounselWisconsin Alumni Research Foundation614 N. Wa.lnut Street'Madison,\H 53705

~illiam 0, BurkeExecutive Vice PresidentUniversity of Georgia Research Fdn.,Inc.Boyd Graduate Studies Research CenterAthens, GA 30602

Norman LatkerOffice of Management & Budget726 Jackson Place, N. W.Room 5217Washington, D. C. 20503

Clive S. ListonManagerPatent & Copyright Affairs GroupStanford UniversitySponsored Projects ,OfficeStanford, CA 94305

Marvin LoebVenture Capitalist2452 E. Oakton StreetArlington Heights, IL 60005

William MathisBurns, Doane, Swecker & MathisGeorge Mason BuildingWashington & Price Streets

lexandria, VA 22313

Michael PetitUniversity of CaliforniaPatent Office2490 Channing WayBerkeley, CA 94720

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Ralph D. PintoExecutive Director.University of Virginia Alumni Patents Fdn.The Towers Office Building - Suite 6-2001224 West Main StreetCharlottesville, VA 22903

Peter RosenbergSenior Claims ExaminerU. S. Patent OfficeWashington, D. C. 20231

Arthur A. Smith, Jr.General Counsel, O.S.P.Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyRoom E19-72277 Massachusetts AvenueCambridge, MA 02139

Ray E. SnyderPatent Licensing Consultant209 S. LaSalle StreetSuite 1160Chicago, IL 60604

H. William TreaseExecutive DirectorUniversity of Iowa Research Foundation203 Gilmore RoadIowa City, IA 52242

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ALABAMAMr. Ja.ime EtheredgeDirector, Alabama Development Dffice135 South Union StreetMontgomery, AL 36130205-263-0048

ALASKAOr. Richard A. Neve'Senior Science AdvisorOffice of the GovernorP.O. Box AMJuneau, AK 99811907-465-3568clo John Katz

Alaska Washington Office

ARKANSAS·Or. John Ah lenDi rectorArkansas Sc lence-&Technology Authority200 Main Street, Suite 210Little Rock, AR 72201501-371-3554

COLORADOMs. Sally Bay CornwellScience &Technology Advisor

to the GovernorS&T Advisory CouncilOffice of,· the Governor124 State Capitol BuildingDenver, CO . 80203303-866-2832

DELAWAREMr. Louis H. Papineau, Jr.Director. Delaware Development Office99 Kings HighwayP.O. Box 1401Dover. DE 19903302-736-4271

FLORIDAMr. Ray IannucciExecutive DirectorFlorida High Technology and

Industry CouncilExecut i v« Office of the GovernorThe CapitolTall ahassee, Florida 32301-8047904-487-3134

HAWAIIMr. Carl E. Swanho1mScience &Technology OfficerDept. of Planning and EconomicDevelopmen~

P.O. Box 2359Honolulu, Hawaii 96804808-548-8741

ILLINOISMr. Norm PetersonExecutive DirectorGovernor's Commission on Science

and Technology100 West Randolph Streeet. Suite 3-400Chicago, Illinois 60601312-917-3982

INDIANAOr. John D. Hague, PresidentIndiana Corp. for Science &TechnologyOne North Capitol, Suite 925Indianapolis, IN 46204317-635-3058

IOWAMr. Doug GetterGroup Manager Research &DevelopmentIowa Development Commission600 E. Court Ave.Des Moines. IA . 50309515-281-3036

KANSASDr. Phillips BradfordDirector of Advanced Technology

CommissionKansas Dept. of Economic Development503 Kansas Ave., Sixth FloorTopeka. KS 66603913-296-5272

MARYLANDDr. Herbert RabinAssociate Dean. College of EngineeringEngineering Research CenterUniversity of MarylandCollege Park, Maryland 20742301-454-7941

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MASSACHUSETTSTom SommerFederal State Relations444 N. Capital St., NWSuite 307Washington, D.C. 20001202-628-1065

MICHIGANDr. James KenworthyManager, Research &Technology

Programs, Michigan Strategic FundResearch Centers, Michigan Strategic FundP.O. Box 30234lansing, MI 48909517-373-7550

MINNESOTAMs. Jayne B. KhalifaDirector, Governor's Office

of Science &Technology900 American Center Building150E. Kellogg BlvdSt • Paul, MN 55101612-297-4368

MISSOURIMr. Alan FranklinActing Exec. Director of Missouri Corp.

for Science &Technology/Manager ofHigh Technology ProgramP.O. Box 118Jefferson City, Mi ssouri 65102314-751-9077

MONTANAMr. Sam Hubbard, AdministratorScience &Technology AllianceMontana Department of CommerceCapitol StationHelena, MT59620406-444-3707

NEBRASKAMr. Rod BatesDirector, Nebraska Dept. of

Economic Development301 Centennial Mass SouthP.O. Box 94666Lincoln, NE 68509402-471-3747

NEVADAMr. AndrewP. GrosieExecutive DirectorCommission on Economic DevelopmentCa pito1 Comp'l exCarson City, NV 89710702-885-4325

NEW JERSEYMr. Edward CohenExecutive DirectorNew Jersey Commission on Science

and Technology122 W. State Street, CN-832Trenton, New Jersey 08625'609-633-2740

NEW MEXICOMr. Bob GoldSecretary of Economic

Development & Tourism Dept-,Bataan Memorial BuildingSanta Fe, NM 87503505-827-6204

NEW YORKMr. Graham JonesNew York State Science &Technology99 Washington Ave., 17th FloorAlbany, NY 12210

NORTH DAKOTAMr. Dick Rayl, DirectorMidwest Technical GroupDepartment of Management & BudgetState CapitolBismarck, NO 58505701-224-4904

OHIOMr. Christopher M. CoburnScience &Technology AdvisorOffice of the GovernorP.O. Box 1001Columbus, OH 43266-0101614-466-3086

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OKLAHOMA .Mr. Scott B. InghamSr. Administrative AssistantOklahoma Council of Science & TechnologyOffice of the Governor212 State CapitolOklahoma City. OK 73105405-521-2342

OREGONOr. S. John OwensVice Chancellor for the Oregon

Center for Advanced TechnologyEducation303 Oearborn HallOregon State University CampusCorva111 s. OR 97331 .503-754-3617

PENNSYLVANIADr. Walter H. PlosilaDeputy Secretary for Technology

and Policy DevelopmentDepartment of Commerce433 Forum BuildingHarrisburg. PA 17120717-783-5053

RHODE ISLANDMr. Bruce R. LangExecutive DirectorRhode Island Partnership for Science

& Technology7 Jackson WalkwayProvidence. RI 02903401-277-2601

SOUTH CAROLINADr. Robert E. HendersonDirectorSouth Carolina Research AuthorityP.O. Box 12025Col umbus , SC 29211803-799-4070

TENNESSEEDr. John M.CrothersDept. of Economic &Community

Deve1opment6th FloorRachel Jackson BuildingNashville, TN 37219

UTAHDr. Randy G. MoonState Science AdvisorUtah Technology Finance Corp.Centers of'Technological Excellence116 State Capitol BuildingSalt Lake City. Utah 84114801-533-4987

VERMONTMr. James GuestSecretary. Agency of Development

&Community Affairs109 State StreetMontpelier. VT 05602802-828-3211

VIRGINIADr. John Sa11 eyVice President. Center forInnovative TechnologyThe Hallmark BuildingSuite 20113873 Park Center Rd.Herndon. VA ·22071

WISCONSINMr. Rolf WegenkeAdministrator, Division of Economic

and Community DevelopmentDepartment of DevelopmentP.O. Box 7970Madison. WI 53707608-266-1018

WYOMINGDr. James G. SpeightChief Scientific OfficerWestern Research InstituteUniversity of Wyoming Research Corp.P.O. Box 3395Laramie, WY· 82071307-721-2209

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Dr. Al HellmanTechnical Advisor for BiotechnologyInternational Trade AdministrationRoom 4045 .Washington. DC 20230202-377-3888

Curt W. ReimannRoom A365Physics Building .National Bureau of StandardsGaithersburg. MD 20899

Dana PeckSURA3401 N. Fairfax Dr •• #321Arlington, VA 22201703-841-2694

Stephen J. GagePresidentMDTI1300 Conwed Towers444 Cedar StreetSt. Paul. MN 55101

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CONNECTICUTMr. Jack FrazierPresident, Connecticut

Product Development Corp.93 Oak StreetHartford, oCT 06106203-566-2920

GEORGIAMr. Tom LewisExecutive Assistant to the Governor201 State CapitolAtlanta, GA 30334404-656-6870

KENTUCKYMr. Carroll KnicelySecretary of the Commerce Cabinet24th FloorCapitol Plaza TowerFrankfort, KY 40601502-564-7670

NORTH CAROLINADr. Earl MacCormac

. Science Advisor to the GovernorExecutive Director of North Carolina

Board of Science and TechnologyAdministration Building1616 West Jones StreetRaleigh, NC 27611(919) 733-6500

TEXASMs. Meg Wilson-Science and Technology CoordinatorGovernors OfficeP. O. Box 13561-Austin, ~X 78711512-463-2000

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Joseph A. GemignaniMichael Best & FriedrichOutside Counsel of

Michigan Technological University250 E. Wisconsin AvenueMilwaukee, WI 532024M.-271-6560

Lawrence .GilbertPatent AdministratorBoston University881. Commonwealth AvenueRoom 552Bos:ton, MA 022156l7-353-2212

Milton Go ldbergAssistant Executive DirectorCorrmittee on Governmental Relations#l Dupont Circle, Suite 510Washington, D. C. 20036202:-296-2344

Joseph N. GoodmanExecutIve DirectorSouthern Illinois University Foundation909' W. ChautauquaCaIuondale, IL 6290l6l8-453-22l7

Ann. H. 'GreenbergDirector, Office of Sponsored ProgramsNe.' York University15 Washington Pl., #l~H

Ne~' York, NY l00032l2-598-2l9l

Jal1Jles L. GurtlnickDirector, Office of Research DevelopmentUniversity of HoustonSocial Work BuildingHouston,TX 77004713-749-l524

Marvin C. GuthrieDirector of Office of Technology

Administration & Staff CounselThe Massachusetts General Hospital55 Fruit StreetBoston, MA 021146l7-726-2l28

Joseph D. HamelAssistant Vice President, FinanceWashington State UniversityPullman, WA 99164509-335,5546

Cynthia J. HansonPresidentCSU Research FoundationColorado State UniversityFort Collins, CO 8052330~-491-7194

Kent W. HendersonPatent AdministratorUtah State University (USU Foundation)Campus USU - UMC 93Logan, UT 8432280l-752-4l00 X8397

William H. HonsteadExecutive Vice PresidentKansas State University Research Foundationl50 Seaton HallKansas State UniversityManhattan, KS 665069l3-532-5720

F. Timothy Janis, Ph.D.Director, ILOIndianapolis Center for Advance Research909 W. New York StreetIndianapolis, IN 462023l7-264-4lll

Bettie J. JonesAdministrative AssistantWayne State Universityl064 Mackenzie Hall5050 Cass AvenueDetroit, MI 48202313-577-2283

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December 31, 1979

David J. JosephicPatent CounselChildren I sHospital Medical Ctr 0

EIland and Bethesda AvenueCincinnati, OH 45229

Edmund B. KasnerDirector of Research Administration

and Patent AdministratorThe University of New Mexico222 Bandel i.erHaU· (West) .Albuquerque, NM 87131505-277~3746

Joseph J. KeeleyAssociate DirectorOffice of Research AdministrationUniversity of Michigan236 Research Administration Bldg.1205 Beal StreetAnn Arbor, MI 48109313-764-4290

Terry KrambealTechnology Transfer CoordinatorInnovation CenterUniversity of Oregon131 Gilbert HallEugene, OR 97403503-686-3326

Mrs. Lorraine Lasker, DirectorOffice of Research AdministrationNew York Medical CollegeElmwood HallValhalla, NY 10595

Mrs. Ellen LeaStaff AttorneyVanderbilt University403 Kirkland HallNashville, TN 37240615-322-7412

Ed. J. LefnerSystem Patent AdministratorTexas A & M University SystemTexas Engineering Experiment StationCollege Station, TX 77843713-845-1321

Clive S. ListonManager, Patent & Copyright AffairsStanford UniversitySponsored Projects OfficeGalvez HouseStanford, CA 94305

Joseph M. LoGiudiceDirector, Office of. Contracts & GrantsRensselaer Polytechnic InstituteTroy, NY 12181518-270-6281

John E. LynchAttorney at LawPatents, Trademarks & CopyrightsSprung, Felfe, Horn, Lynch & Kramer600 Third AvenueNew York, NY 10016212-661-0520

Tom LyonsUniversity of LouisvilleSponsored ProgramsGardiner Hall Bldg. Rm. 331Belknap CampusLouisville, KY 40208

Claude MagnanAssistant DirectorUniversite de MontrealOffice of Research AdministrationImm. Prine. E-4l92900 rue Edouard"MontpetitMontreal, 101, H3C 3J7514-343-7637

Dillon E. MapotherAssociate Vice Chancellor for ResearchUniversity of Illinois at Urbana/ChampaignOffice of the Vice Chancellor for Research304 Administration BuildingUrbana, IL 61801217-333-7862

Dr. W. C. MarshAssistant to the Dean of ResearchUniversity of GuelphGuelph, OntarioCanada, NlG 2Wl5l9-824~4l20 X3082

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December 31, 1979

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Joan PatotaVice President for Public AffairsRhode Island School of Design2 College StreetProvidence, RI 02901(410) 331-3119

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Francis McKayAssociate DirectorThe Institute of Cancer Research7701 Burholme AvenuePhiladelphia, PA 19111(215) 728-2508

James Y. McDonaldExecutive DirectorUniversity of Kentucky Research Fdn.University of KentuckyLexington; KY 40506(606); 258-5166

Thomas'M. McGlassonSecretary & Legal CounselIndiana University FoundationP.O. Box 500Bloomington., IN 47401(812) 337-5136

L.W. MilesPresidentUniversity Patents, Inc.P.O. Box 6080Norwalk, CT 06852(203) 846-3461

Clark McCartney, Director, Dept. of Grants& Contracts and Pitent Att&rneyUniversity of Southern CaliforniaUniversity ParkLos Angeles, CA 90007(213) 741-2591

Frank W. MigaCounselor at Law8007 Carey Branch DriveOxon Hill, MD 20022(301) 567-6840

Philip MettgerAssistant Secretary and Grants OfficerThe Salk Institute for Biological StudiesP.O. Box 1809San Diego, CA 92112(714) 453-4100 X 265

Contracts

Anthony MerrittDirector,Office of Research AdministrationUnive,rsity of Pennsylvania409 Franklin Building/163451 Walnut StreetPhila.delphia, PA 19104(215) 243-7293

Victclr MedinaDirctor, Office of Spon.sored ProgramsUnf.ver sd ty of Maryland3112 S. Administration BuildingCoLLege Park, MD 20742(301) 454-3117

Burton L. MayblumDirector, Office of Grants &Peter Bent Brigham Hospital721 Huntington AvenueBoston, MA 02115(617) 732-5740

Peter F. MatherAssistant DirectorUnivE,rsity of ArizonaEngineering Experiment StationRoom 206, CE BuildingTucson, AZ 85721(602) 626-5454

C'l.arence W. MartinDirector, Patent & Product DevelopmentUniversity of Utah2045 Annex BuildingSalt Lake City, UT 84112(80l) 581-7792

Harvey I MarshallCoordinator of Patents & LicensingQueen's UniversityOff Lce of Vice-Principal (Services)Queen's UniversityKingston, Ontario K7L 3N6(613) 547-2832

Willard MarcyVice PresidentInvention Administration. ProgramResearch Corporation405 Lexington AvenueNew York, NY 10017(212) 599-5714

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December 31, 1979

Pierre PedneauResearch Contract OfficeLaval UniversityRoom 1412, Ste-FoyQuebec, Canada G1K-7P4418-656-5623

Edward A. Pereles, Esq.PrincipalE. A. Pereles & Associates314 Lombard Street - 4Philadelphia, PA 19147215-627-5678

Winfield H. PetersonPatent Licensing Administrator (673 WIDB)Brigham Young UniversityProvo, Utah 84602801-374-1211 X3841

Mr. C. Frank PhrippAssistant DirectorWaterloo Research InstituteUniversity of WaterlooWaterloo, OntarioCanada N2L 3Gl519-885-1211 X3002

Dr. David PramerAssoc. Vice President for ResearchResearch and Sponsored Programs116 College AvenueRutgers - The State UniversityNew Brunswick, NJ 08903

Dr. Earl L. PyeDean, Graduate Studies & ResearchCalifornia State Polytechnic University3801 W. Temple AvenuePomona, CA 91768714-598-4398

Dr. Martin Rachme1erDirector, Research Services AdministrationNorthwestern UniversityRebecca Crown CenterEvanston, IL 60201312-492-3327

Niels J. ReimbersManager, Technology LicensingStanford UniversityEncina AnnexStanford, CA 94305415-497-3567

Malcom M. RenfrewPatertt DirectorIdaho Research Foundation, Inc.University of IdahoUniversity Station, Box 3367Moscow, ID 83843208-885-6651

Thomas R. RogersDirector, Office of Sponsored ProgramsCornell University117 Day HallIthaca, NY 14853607-256-5014

A. D. RychlikAssociate DirectorTexas A & M Research FoundationF.E.BoxHCollege Station, TX 77843713-846-7731

Ralph ShayDean of ResearchOregon State UniversityCorvallis, OR 97331

Allen J. SinisgalliDirectorOffice of Research & Project AdministrationPrinceton UniversityP. O. Box 36Princeton, NJ 08544609-452-3090

Dr. Bruce M. SmackeyAssistant to Vice President - ResearchLehigh UniversityDrown Hall 1135Bethlehem, PA 18017215-868-2092


December 31,1979

Arthur A. Smith Jr.General Counsel, O.S.P"Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyRoom E19-722Cambridge, MA 02139617-253-6966

Dr. Charles E. Smith, Jr.Director, Office of ResearchBall State University2000 University AvenueMuncie, IN 47306317-285-5557

Ray E. SnyderPatent Licensing ConsultantSuite 1160209 South LaSalle StreetChicago, 11 60604312-263-1841

Univ. of Missouri/Northwestern Univ.

Mary SporesAssistant to DirectorReseazch Services AdministratioIlNorthwestern Univers ityRebecc.a Cr01NIl CenterEv~~stoIl, IL 60201312-492-3327

George M. StadlerAssistant to PresidentUniversity Patents, Inc.P. O. Box 6080Nor"'alk, .CT 06852203-846-3461

T.L. StamPatient; OfficerCalifornia Institute of Technology1202 E. California Blvd.pasadena, CA 91125213-795-6811 X1567

Leslie R. SteinAssociate General CounselUniversity of South Florida4202 East Fowler AveIlueTampa, FL 33620813-974-2131

Ferris M. StoutConsultant3 Barnfield RoadRowayton, CT 06853203-853-1761

Frank R. TepeAssistant to University DeanUniversity of CincinnatiMail Location #627Cincinnati, OH 45221513-475-2871

Diane ThillyAssistant Counsel, O.S.P.Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyRoom E19-722Cambridge, MA 021396l7-253~6966

Donald C. Thomas, Ph. D.Assistant Dean for ResearchWright State UniversityDayton, OH 45435513-873-2031

John H. ThompsonDirector, Sponsored Project AdministrationUniversity of Pittsburgh1028 Cathedral of LearningPittsburgh, PA 15260412-624-3973

Dr. Phillip G. ThompsonAssistant Patent AdministratorUniversity of MinnesotaOffice of Patent Administration321 Morrill Hall100 Church Street S. E.Minneapolis, MN 55455612~376-2637

Sheadrick A. Tilman IVCoordinator of Technical Assistance

for ResearchNorthern ~llinois UniversityThe Graduate School - Adams 143DeKa1b, 11 60115815-753-1681


December 31, 1979

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Richard S. ToumaAssistant Vice PresidentFairleigh Dickinson University233 Montross AvenueRutherford, NJ 07070201-933-5000 X372 or 373

Dr. Eugene P. TraniPatent Administrator andAssistant Vice PresidentUniversity of Nebraska3835 Holdrege StreetLincoln, NE 68583402-472-2861

H. William TreaseExecutive DirectorUniversity of Iowa Research Foundation214 Jessue HallIowa City, IA 52242319-353-5487

Mr. Margaret E. TrendIerPatent Program AdministratorFranklin Research CenterFranklin Institute20th & ParkwayPhiladelphia, PA 19103215-448-1218

Dr. Kirt J. VenerAssociate DirectorOffice ,of Research & Sponsored ProgramsWayne State University1064 Mackenzie HallDetroit, MI 48202313-577-2294

Donald E. WalshAssociate Director of University ResearchUniversity of MississippiGraduate SchoolUniversity, MS 38677601-232-7474

Robert L. WaltersUniversity of Kansas Center for

Research, Inc.University of Kansas2291 Irving Hill DriveCampus WestLawrence, KS 66045

Paul J. WardUniversity Legal CounselUniversity of South Carolina104 Osborne Administration Bldg.Columbia, SC 29208803-777-7854

Charles D. WaringAssistant to the DeanVirginia Polytechnic Institute & S.U.Research DivisionRoom 340 Burruss HallB1ackburg, VA 2~·061

703-961-5284

Lamas WashingtonSr. Manager of Inventions & LicensesSUNY Research FoundationState University PlazaAlbany, NY 12246518-473-1783

Eugene P. WenningerAssociate DeanKent State UniversityResearch & Sponsored ProgramsKent, OR 44242216-672-2070

John R. WesterheideDirector, Research InstituteUniversity of Dayton300 College Park AvenueDayton, OH 45469513-229-2113

Burtchael1 G. WetterauDirector, Patent ManagementRush-Presbyterian-St. Luke's Medical

Center1753 W. Congress ParkwayChicago, IL 60612312-942-5498

Theodore WildiAssistant to the Vice PresidentLaval UniversitySte FoyQuebec, Canada Gl.K 7P4418-656-3525

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December 31, 1979

Audrey J. WilliamsUniversity Research OfficerConcordia University1455 de Maisonneuve Blvd. W.MOIltreal, Quebec H3G IM851~·-879-5852

Dr. Robert E. WilliamsonAsst. Dean, Research & Spnnsored Prog.Kent State Univers ity239 LowryKent, OH 44242216-672-2070

John W. WilsonLegal Research AssociateGeorgia Institute of TechnologyOffice of Contract AdministrationAtlanta, GA 30332404-894-4817

William K. WilsonDirector, Office of Sponsored ProgramsSyracuse UniversitySkytop Office Bldg., Skytop RoadSyracuse, NY 13210315-423-2807

Theodore C. WoodManager Patents & LicensingCornell University124 Day HallIthaca, NY 14853607-256-7367

Sydney A. Woodd-CahusacTreasurerThe Rockefeller University1230 York AvenueNew York, NY 10021212-360-1143

Ray WoodrowSenior University OfficerPrinceton UniversityP. O. Box 36Princeton, NJ 08540

Thomas K. WunderlichDirector, O.R.S.Brown UniversityBox 1929Providence, RI 02912

Dr. George C. YehDirector, Research & Patent AffairsVillanova UniversityVillanova, PA 19085

SOCIETY OF UNIVERSITY PATENT ADM!NISTRATORS

ADDENDUM

FEBRUARY 15, 1980

Spencer L. BlaylockAssociate Director!o"a State University Research Foun~ation

31~; Beardshear HallArnE!S, Iowa 5001151~;-294-4740

Albert L. Borseghini, Ph. D.DiJ:ector, Office of Research AdministrationThE! Children's Hospital Medical Center300 Longwood AvenueBOll ton, MA 0211561:7-734-6000, X 3401

Kal:herine L. ChapmanAttOl:neyThE! University of Texas System

·20JL West Seventh StreetAUlltin, Texas 787015U-471-7565

Dr" Rober tF. Cus tardUBilversity Patent CounselThE! Pennsylvania State University229 Applied Science BuildingUniversity Park, PA 16802811.-865-1765

Gabriel Langls , DirecteurBureau des Affaires JuridiquesUnilversite de MontrealB.P. 6128 Succursale "A"MOll trea1 H3X3,)'7511.-343-7086

Wallace E. McGheeAdlninistrative _OfficerWaJrne State University10:74 Mackenzie HallDel~roit, Michigan 4820231:1-577-2283

Robert W. MartinRellea,rch..GrantsOf-ficerThE! University of Calgary2500 University DriveCalgary, Alberta, Canada, T2N IN4403-284-6354 '

Dr. Richard D. SpratleyResearch AdministratorThe University of British Columbia2075 Wesbrook MallVancouver, .British Columbia,Canada V6T lW5604-228-3652

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Annual MeetingFebruary 18, 1980

Guests and/or Participants

Joseph P. Allen.Staff AssistantUnited States SenateConunittee.on the Judiciary

Sub-committee on the Constitution·Washington, DC 20510

Howard W. BremerPatent CounselWisconsin Alumni· Researc:h Foundation614 N. Walnut StreetMadison, WI 53705

RogElr DitzelPatent AdministratorOffice of the Board of PatentsUniversity of California491 University HallBerkeley, CA 94720

Lawrence GilbertPatent AdministratorBoston University881 Conunonwealth AvenueRoom 552Boston, MA 02215

Norman Latker3515 Woodbine StreetChevy Chase, MD 20015

Clark McCartneyDirector.of the Department of Grants

and Contracts and Patent Attorney·University of Southern CaliforniaUniversity ParkLos Angeles, CA 90007

Dr. HElnry ParsPresident, SISA, Incorp.767B. Concord AvenueCambridge, MA 02138

Arthur Smith Jr;.General Counsel·, O.S. P •Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyRoom E19-722:Ciunbridge, MA 02139

Diane ThillyAssistant Counsel, O.S.P.Massachusetts Institute of TechnologyRoom E19-7222Cambridge, MA 02139

Vladmir DvorkovitzPresidentDr. Dvorkovitz and'AssociatesP.O. Box 1748Ormond Beach, FL 32074

Thomas AdamsChairman of the BoardGen-Probe, Inc.9880 campus Point DriveSan Diego, CA 92121

stephen AtkinsonDirectorOffice of Technology LicensingHarvard Medical School221 Longwood Ave.

Room 202Boston, MA 02115

Robert BanksVice President «General counselXerox corporation'P.O. Box 1600Stamford, CT 06904

Howard BirndorfVice-President

':"'i ..~corpora:te Dev~}-Op~rp-~.Gen-Probe, Inc';.-' ~;-., ,,',e

9880 Campus Point DriveSan Diego, CA 92121

Howard: 13r,eIllex,:' ',. :,'"Patent:,CounseLL~)Wisconsin Alumni Research

Foundation614 North Walnut st.Madison, WI 53705

John colliganManagerHigher Education MarketingApple Computer, Inc.20525 Mariani AvenueCupertino, CA 95014

Robert ComprattIntellectual Property policy

SpecialistOffice of the Vice Chancellor

for Researchuniversity of Illinois310 AOB1737 West Polk StreetChicago, IL 60612

Edward CrossExecutive DirectorWaterloo Centre for Process

DevelopmentWaterloo, ontario N2L 3GlCanada

Charles De La GarzaArnold, White and DurkeeP.O. Box 4433Houston, TX 77210

Nathan DincesDirectorIndustrially sponsored RasaarchDartmouth CollegeP.O. Box 7Hanover, NH 03755

Crystal DinglerManagerOffice of Technology TransferThe Graduate School201 Administration Bldg, AG~lO

University of WashingtonSeattle,WA 98195;,'

Richard DobbAssociate Legal" OfficerOffice of con~ract

Adrninistrat=.ir;>,b.: :~:,'-:' ''-', --".'."; :,:,Georgia Ins;t:i:~,u:te.:,o,f.,~ T~ch,J;lolpgyRoom 303 Adliiinistrat1.oIl; Bldg."Atlanta, GA 30395 -" '

Donald DunnerFinnegan, xender-scn, Fa±-abb"":,

Garrett and Dunner,1775 K streetkw ,Washington, . ~,.:C. 20006

Elliott FinemanManager,Teq~61ogyand ~~6driht

Licensing,;cetus corpO.r~t:~OIt;w:;'1400 Fifty-tli,ird:st,reet:Emeryville:, ·CA 94,6,68

John FraserUniversity Technology Corp.South Square:,Corporate 'PlaZa."3710 University Drive, Suite 210Durham, N.C~ 27707

Steve GoldbyPresidentMolecular Design, Ltd.2132 Farallon DriveSan ,:L~?:n?~9' CA 94'577,;

Robert GoldscheiderChairman ,,,., . ,c',;,

The InternCi:t::loI1al.,Lic~Ilsinq,Network _ ..

630 Fifth AvenueNew York, NY 10111

,pprge :c;,o~dstein:.-:c,Gaidman",Stern, Kessier J~""""Goldstein .. .. , . '~'"

1225 ConriecticutAve'NWWashingtori, D.C•. 20036'

Michael,G:e:ldst:ein . -- ::,Dow, Lohnes «·Albertson,1255 Twerity-third street ..,W~~~iIl9~9n~ D~S~ 20037

David HalePresident and.-,S:E:0:.:, '" a.r.r.:

'"" .qeneLa Pharn\aqp:utj,Qal~:.~'",-, ~'"'lllBO Roselle St. ,;;Su~~e':A

San Di~go~ CA,::::_,92121~1~ot

Richard HicksDirectorPatents and LicensingQueen's universityKingston, Ontario K7L 3N6Canada

Lyle RohnkePresidentResearch & 'Developmentcorporation

University.ofConnecticutUniversity 'Of,·'connecticut HealthCenter

309" Farmington AvenueFarmiAgton,.CT 06~32

Tim JanisIndianapolis Center for Advanced

Research611, ,}t'.", cap~~8~~:;~vellueIndianapolis ,:IN''-'' 462, o~.:_,

Lawrence 'KahnAssociate Professor"Mason civil Engineer~ng Bldg.Georgia Institute'ofTechrio~9gyAtlanta, GA 30332'"

Mel Kr6nick';:~ ,,",Program ManagerApplied Biosystems" :Inc.850 Lincoln centre DriveFoster CitY,~:,'9'4:4ri4 '

KathariIieKuAssociate Director',-:'-;Office of: Tt!.~imolo,gy:r..l'c,ens~rtgstanford university' ..--;'-,350 Catnbrldge Av,e.."Suite. 25qPalo Alto,. CA 9'4'306 "

Lisa Kuuttl1aVice President

'··,'SERA systems3151 Jay streetSanta Clara,"CA 95054

Norman LatkerDirector

-. ";Federal' Techriole>,gy. ~~~a'3"elli'erttPolicy "',' __

Offic~ o~,Pro?u~tiy~~y,Technology ,':«, ,Innovat;,ic::in

14th and Constitution,' 'NwWashington, D.C. 20230

Lucy MaloneExecutive DirectorTechnology-Transfer Confere~ces,

Inc.325 Plus ,Park Blvd., #108Nashville, TN 37217

.zreck MqCredietjirecto'r 'External Research ProgramsDigital Equipment CorporationHL02-:3/K:l-l,77.:.:f{e:ed. RoaA;~,qC1s,qIL, -: J1A: 017 4S .

Reg is McKen.n.a'PresidentRegis McKenna, Inc.1800 Embarcadero RoadPalo Alto, CA 94303

SUPA ANNU1\r., MEETING.

'Road75081

Monty RossRoss & Howison900 Park Pacific740 East CampbellRichardson,' Texas

Dorin SchumacherIndustry' 'RelationsDivision of Spon~o~ed programsRoom 32~,~pvd~,~allPurdue 'un~versity"West Lafayette, IN - 47907

David steinTechnology Transfer Officer: .Patents,~Copyrights and

-:; Licens ingHarvard UniversityHolyoke Center1350 Massachusetts Ave.Cambridge, MA 02138.

Janett TrubatchAssociate'vice President for

Research " ',: ,,', _ ,_Director, Research'Administration

University "of ····Chicago970 E. 58th StreetChicago, IL 60637

Paul Waugaman. ... '.,. ,,', .','Ass istant Dean IRe:s~ar9h ,Admi:n.Bowman Grayschool:of~~ed~cine300 S. Hawthorne Road ' ...Winsto~~Salem;- NC 271?'t:: ;.,','

Harold WegnerWegner &Bretschnei~~r1233 2dth~street; N.W~suite '300Washington; D~C. 2odj6~82iB

Teri Willey"."Assistant ,Dir~C1:9¥ .. m • : .. ,,':

Reseat:ch',S'erviGeSl,:Aqm.inistrationNorthw~stern Univers~tyEvanston;'IL 60201-3851

Martin RachmelerDirector" " .Research Services AdministrationNorthwestern';:tJiIlverslty633 Clark street._:Evanston, IL 60291"

Richard Razgalt~~M~nager of,Tec~n~lpgy

'Batt::elle p~yelopme#t Corpora~ion505 King Ave. ,,'ColumbUS, OH. 43201

James MurrayDirectorUniversity-Industry Liaisqn,Office of Research'Servi9~s and

Industry" Liaison " ",: ',: 'The University', of,· British

Columbia ,2194 Health,Sciences MallRoom 331 ~ I.R.C. BuildingVancouver, B.C. V6T 1W5Canada

George.PriestJohn M. Olin Professor df;Law

and Economics and"'Dii'ector',Programs and'Civil' Liability

Yale Law SchoolNew Haven, C~ 06511

Norm PetersonExecutive DirectorGoye.rnor,',g,,: Commissioll on Science

and Technology ~-

state ofIl~inoi~ .100 ,W." :ROindol,f st., Suit~'3400chicago, ,IL ,6060.1

Donald NovotnyAssociate DirE!:ci:0l:' -';'"., .University-Industry Re~earch:

Programs -' ,Room 1215 WARF OfficeMadison, WI 5,3705

Dianne PlunkettAssistant DirectorOffice of Research and

'.-Technology'TransferAdministration

Division of 'Patents "and'Licensing

University of Minnesota1919 university Ave',':";'s'th' Floch:'st. Pa'u.L, MN 55104 . -

Deni~e O'Leary'PartnerMenlo Ventures3000 Sand Hill Road

Bldg. 4, Suite 100Menlo,Park, q~ 94025

William.OttersonDirector, CONNECTUniversity of Califprnia,

San Diego:,,::UCSD.Ext::en~ion,.':l(-O,OlLa Jolla~ C~ 92093

.fuciyth' P~nda:1LAssistant Vice PresidentLaw, Communication ,&"Public

AffairsAetna Life & casualty Insurance151 Farmington Ave~ue

Hartford"CT 0,6156

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Department of AgriCUltureDepartment of CommerceDepartment of DefenseDepartment of EnergyDepartment of InteriorDepartment of JusticeDepartment of TransportationEnvironmental Protection AgencyDepartment of Health &Human ServicesNational Aeronautics &Space Admin.

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Geophysical Fluid Dynamics Lab.ERL*

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and Woods Hole Lab, NMFSSandy Hook Lab, NMFS

Princeton, NJ

Gloucester, MAMilford, CTNarragansett, RI

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Air Force Geophysics lab.Rome Air Development Center

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Ft. Monmouth, NJ John Boyle

Ft. Monmouth. NJ C.J. Chatlynne

Ft. Monmouth. NJ C.J. Chatlynne

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CommandArmy Combat Surveillance &

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&Devices Lab

Navy

Naval Air Engineering CenterNaval Underwater Systems Center

New London LaboratoryNaval Underwater ~ystems Center

NewPort Laboratory

Department of Eneray

Bates Linear Accelerator Ctr.Brookhaven National LaboratoryEnvironmental Measurements Lab.Princeton Plasma Physics Lab.

Department of Interior

Fish and Wildlife Service

National Fishery Research &Development Lab.

Tunison Laboratory of FishNutrition

Department of'y~ansportation

Coast Guard R&ll CenterTransportation Systems CenterFederal Aviation Administration

Technical Center

Environmental Protection Agency

Environmental Research Lab.Oils &HazardOUS Materials

SpHls Branch

Lakehurst. NJNew London, CT

Newport, RI

Mi llerton, MAUpton, NYNew York, NYPrinceton, NJ

Wellsboro,. PA

Cort1and. NY

Groton, CTCambridge. MAAtlantic City, NJ

Narrangansett, RI,Edi son, NJ

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Margaret M. McNamara

Wi 11 i am LobarWi 11 iam MarcuseHerbert L. VolchokEllis Simon

Duncan Mac Donald

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Michael MastraceiII

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Experiment StationPhysiology LaboratoryTimber &Watershed Laboratory

Princetown, WVBlacksburg, VAMorgantown, WVWarren, PA

Upper Darby, PA.Beltsvi 11e, MDParsons, WV

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Washington. DC

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Beltsville AgriculturalResearch Center

Human Nutrition Research CenterNational ArboretumEastern Regional Research Ctr.

Extension Service


National Bureau of Standards Washington, D.C.

James HallII

"A.M. Cowan

Theodore T. Maher

James Wyckoff

National OCeanic and Atmospheric Administration

Advanced Systems Lab, NWSIAir Resources Lab, NWSAssessment and Information

Services Center, NESDIS*Climate Analysis Center, NWSClimate and Earth Sciences

Lab, NESDlSHydrologic Research Lab, NWSIntegratellSystems Lab, NWSNationa19ceanographic Data

Centel'.;NESDISNational SyStematics Lab,

NMFSOxford Lab. NMFSSatellite Applications Lab,

NESDIS

Silver Spring, MDRockville, MDWashington, OC

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Silver Spring, MDSilver Spring,MDWashi ngton, DC

Washington, DC

Oxford, MDCamp Springs, MD

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Silver Spring. MD

Edward V. Tiernan

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Service


Air Force

Air Force Systems CommandLaboratories

Andrews AFB, D.C. Walter R. Blados

Army

Army Applied Tech~olo9Y Lab.Army Ballistic Research LabArmy Engineer Topo~raphic

LaboratoriesArmy Human Engineering LabArmy Institute of Dental

Research ~

Army Medical BioengineeringResearch

Army Medical Research Instituteof Infectious Diseases

Army Belvoir R&D CenterArmy Night Vision &Electro-

Optics LaboratoriesArmy Material CommandArmy Electronics R&D CommandArmy Chemical R&D Center

Army Research Institute forBehavioral &Social Sciences

Army Structures LaboratoryChemical Research & Developmt.

CenterCoastal EngHI.ri ng Research

Center 'Harry Oi aJIlonc:l[LabQratoryMedical Research Institute of

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Aberdeen. MDWashington. D.C.

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Frederick, MD

Fort Belvoir, VAFort Belvoir, VA

Alexandria, VAAdelphi, MD ,Aberdeen Proving

Ground, MOAlexandria. VA

Hampton. VAAberdeen. MD

Fort Belvoir. VA

Adelphi, MDAberdeen, MD

Washington. D.C.

Warrenton, VA

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Donald O. EgnerGino C. Battistone

Robert J. Summary

William C. Patrick, III

M. Connie HarrissonMarguerite McFarland

E.J. (Jack) KolbC.J. Chat lynne

R. HinkleEdward Fuentes

Roy J. WarhoverRonald Hinkle

Dennis Berg

Cl ifford E. LanhamSusan Luckan

B. Nolan Dale

Royal H. Burkhardt

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Department of Eneryl

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Bethesda. MO

Warminster, PAIndian Head. MD

Washin9ton. D.C.White Oak, MD

Morgantown, wvPittsburgh. PA

Basil Nakonechny

Jerome BortmanLionel Dickinson

Richard Fulper. Jr.Ramsey Johnson

Claire H. SinkWilliam C. Peters

Department of Health &Human Services

Medical Devices Laboratory

Oepartment of Interior

Bureau of Mi nes

USBM Technology Transfer GroupAvondale Research CenterPittsburgh Research Center

Fish &Wildlife Service

Eastern Energy and Land USe TeamNational Fisheries Center

LeetownPatuxent Wildlife Research

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Washington. DCAvondale. MDPittsburgh. PA

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Laure1. MD

Edward Mue 11 er

Donald E. Ralstonn

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Geological Survey

USGS National Center

Department of Justice

Federal Burel'!i!Of Investigation Quantico, VA

Department' of'Transportation

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Kenneth W. Nimmick

Fairbank, Hiqhway ResearchStation

Washington. D.C.

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Robert Betsold

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National Aeronautics &Space Administration (NASA)

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Greenbelt, MDHampton. VAWallops, VA

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Gordon Lewi sHaro1d G. Marx

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Naval Stores &Timber ProductLaboratory

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Army Research Office

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Center for Energy &Environment San Juan,Research Puerto Rico

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Department of Health and Human Services

National Institutes of Health

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Center for Disease Control


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Donald E. Ralston

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Experiment StationNorthern Conifers LaboratoryNorthern Hardwoods Laboratory

MID-WEST REGION \

Houghton, MIDelaware, OHMadison. WICarbondale, ILLRhi nelander. WI

St. Paul, MNGrand Rapids. MNt.acrosse, WI

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Deeartment of Cornnerce


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Army Aviation Systems Command

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Joseph HazelWalter R. Blados

Marg aret Pu tnamWalter R. Blados

Basil A. Pruitt, Jr.

Lothar l. SalomomCarl Wright

Roy J. Warhover

Daniel E. WilliamsC.C. LinvilleRobert K. Jones

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Robert M. NelsonRobert P. StrombergH. Dana Moran

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;!4.*~;:. February 16, 1984Clarence J.BrownDeputy SecretaryU.s. Department of CommerceRoom 5838, Herbert Hoover BUilding14th Street and Constitution Avenue, N.W.Washington, DC 20230

-:::J }JL,"'oneS IL Th""""mor ofChairman

Jl.,ymondC.E><eculive Di

Dear Mr. Brown: .'i .

The members of the Task Force on Technological Innovation would like'to express'their appreciation for your participation in the upccrning. February 26 work session. I haveenclosed a copy of the final agenda for that session and 1 am sure you will agree that youwill be joining a most distinguished panel of guests. Governor Jim Hunt would like toinvite you to join him, Task Force Governors, and other program participants at 9:00 a.m.in an informal gathering before 'the meeting for cofiee and pastry in Columbia C, adjacentto the meeting room. .

This agenda represents the broad range of perspectives and actors involved in thearea of technology· pollcies for eccnornlc development, and exemplifies theintergovernmental ,.an~t.Jptersectoral approach to coordinating state and federaltechnology policies empnasized by the Task Force membership. Also enclosed is a copy ofthe dlscussicn paper, "Technological Innovation: State Initiatives and Federal Policy"....hich is intended to serve as the initial basis not only for the February 26 work session,but also for any continuing cooperative efiort that might emerge from this meeting.- .

Members of 'the Task Force place a premium on maximizing the opportunity forinfcrrnal discussions between themselves and panelists at their work sessions. For thisreason, participants have not been asked to prepare individual presentations, but rather tobe prepared to address a number of issues related to technological innovation as theirparticular expertise or position warrants. While we ·therefore anticipate a relativelyin:ormal and wide-ranging discussion focused around the central topic of joint statefederal technological innovation strategies, it would be helpful at 'this point to delineateseveral key issues of interest to Task Force members. This should serve, in addition to thediscussion paper itself, to focus your preparations for this meeting. Six such possiblediscussion points involving intergovernmental cooperative issues have been attached,However, 'these by no means encompass the full range of possibilities. The Governorsexpect that you will feel free to interject points during the meeting you consider relevant.and representative of your perspective.

A general state-level perspective has been outlined in the accompanying discussionpaper. Other' issues of concern to the Task Force members will emerge during the sessionas the Governors draw from their individual state and regional experiences. If you needany information regarding the Task Force or specifics on the meeting itself, please feelfree to contact either me (624-7814) or stafi assistant Brent Lane (624-7874).

Sincerely,

~Jy~. Charilyn W. Cowan.' Staff Director

Comminee on Transportatlcn;'Commerce and Communications

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SELECTED TOPICS

Recent experiences of governors and states in pursuing individual technologydevelopment economic strategies have distinquished several potential areas for enhancingstate and federal cooperative efforts. These six areas could be explored at the Task Forcetechnology work session. A number of additional issues are expected to emerge from themeeting,' but the following may establish some initial parameters for interaction:

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State and local governments have been active in support of technologicalinnovation through a great variety of mechanisms, yet the success ofmost such efforts depends directly or indirectly on economic factorstranscending state and local jurisdictions. The federal governmentshould play the primary role in establishing a national economicenviroment conducive to technological innovation activities. While anumber of actions in regard to tax and monetary policies have beenimplemented, additional actions, such as extending the R&D tax credit,antitrust protection for joint R&D activities, and expanding venturecapital availability to small businesses, may be necessary.,

Given existing and future federal and state budgetary constraints, jointinitiatives might most appropriately address mechanisms to optimize theutilization of existing scientif1c and technological research resources insupport of economic development. An effort should be made to moreeffectively translate the results of federal R&D expenditures, in bothdefense. and non-defense related areas, into civilian economyapplications. Given the emerging role of state and local governments astechnological facilitators in publlc/private sector relations, existingprograms such as the Stevenson-Wydler federal laboratories provislcnsand the Small Business Innovation Research program might be amended'to enhance their utility as components of state and local technologydevelopment strategies.. ,. ,

The Department of Commerce, the Small Business Administration, theDepartment of Housing and Urban Development, the National ScienceFoundation, and other federal agencies cumulatively administer a broadspectrum of programs which have supported traditional developmentactivities according to each agencies' particular mission orientations.Though implemented at the state and local level, the mission-orientedrigidity of many such programs often denies the flexibility necessary toaddress state and local development priorities. The Community BlockGrant Program was recently amended to permit increased flexibility inapplying those funds to economic development activity. Other existingassistance programs should also be examined to identify means by whichstate and local governments might innovatively direct those programs totechnology development efforts.

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4. American ''high. technology" manufacturing industries possess a significantcomparative. advantage in International trading. Indeed, in a period of recordtrade deficits, the U.S. continues to run a substantial surplus in terms ofadvanced technology products. States are increasing their activity in supportof. international trade by encouraging local firms' partlcipatfcn through avariety of incentive programs. However, small businesses in general, and newtechnology-based ventures in particular, encounter a number of obstacleswhich often preclude their participation in the growing world economy. Howmight the federal government cooperate with state and local governments toencourage. greater small business international trading activity, especiallyamong those technologically innovative small enterprises which constituteimportant elements of most state technology development strategies?

5. Accelerating the commercialization precess for innovative technologies has.often required closer working relationships between research universities andlocal industry. Recognizing this correspondence, many states have attemptedto institutionalize academic-industrial linkages and partnerships through avariety of mechanisms such as innovation centers, incubator facilities anddirect research support. As the principal supporter of academic basicresearch at state universities, the federal government shares a mutual

. interest with states in promoting the utilization of these research efforts.

6. A perennial- criticism of the R&D enterprise in the U.S. is that there is noapparent overall strategy. Such criticism has given rise to proposals to createa National Technology Foundation, or by other means to create a morecohesive way of formulating and carrying out goals and objectives withrespect to scientific, engineering and technological pursuits. Running counterto these proposals is : the contention that the Science Advisor to the.President, the Office of Science and Technology Policy and the NationalScience Foundation, working with other federal agencies, Congress, stategovernments and private sector, comprise a suitable structure for effectivestrategic planning. If such a structure exists, how might it acknowledge andincorporate the growing leadership o,f states as actors in the technologypolicy arena? If such a strategy is to be considered, how might state-levelleadership in developing the economic growth potential of technologicalinnovation be enhanced?

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National Governors' Association ~es R. ThompsonGovernoror IllinoisChairman

Raymond C. ScheppachExecutive Director

TASK FORCE ON TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION

WORK SESSIONSunday, February 26, 1981+

9:30 - 11:00 a.m.

GOVERNOR JAMES B. HUNT, JR.Chairman .

GOVERNOR DICK THORNBURGHVice-Chairman

Roundtable discussion of Governors and task force guests:

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Congressman Timothy Wirth, ChairmanSubcommittee on Telecommunications, Consumer Protection and FinanceUnited States House of Representatives ..

Lewis M. BranscombChairmanNational Science Board

William Carey .J/I I W#.fJut IExecutive Officer U o(J if;lft Ti (J14American Association for the

Advancement of Science

S ' l ., j,,.J It,Donald • Bel man t. {! o . i .1-'1 ,JPresident . wi.>! t fI )k-t I V'Microelectronics Center 0nil'! /-. of North Carolina .~ ..•.

J'['J i 'va/I} {l,u;v~fZ(etJ f.-.

1/·( /Clarence J. Brown~/ Deputy Secretary. -, U.S. Commerce Department

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John H. GibbonsDirectorCongressional Office ofTechnology Assessment

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Dale R. CorsonChairmanGovemment-University-

IndustryResearch Roundtable

. Edward E. Hood, Jr. Edward A. K~app rj;l) i1rJIlJ),)jf I AVice Chairman of the Board Director 0/1 1; ;" l(f7 V

and Executive Officer -; National Science FoundationGeneral Electric Corporation /./

Egils Milbergs Markley RObertsExecutive Director Senior EconomistPresident's Commission' AFL-CIOon Industrial Competitiveness V

James B. Wyngaarden .111',Wl1ttt&.j.t JDirector. . vlf\l\ e~le~~ \ \:lNational Institutes of Health

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Business ManagerComputer & Information TechnologyRice UniversityP.O. Box 1892Houston, TX 77251713/527-6011

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3910

92B16

517

25910

7o

314021o

2956

32737

5o

45 MM98 MMM

2B17

PA IN OTHER TECHDOUBLE ENTRYDOUBLE ENTRYDBL ENTRY; COMB IN OTHERSWAPPED PLACESPATENTS NOT IN PAT DBOKPATENTS NOT IN PAT DBOKSWAPPED PLACES; PAT NOTOKDOUBLE ENTRYOKSOME TECH MISSING &OKDBL ENTRY?; ALL COMBOKOKOKOK.. OKPAT NOT IN PAT DBOBL ENTRY; PAT NOT

SENT BUT NOT ENTERED

INSTITUTION

1 IOWA STATE2 RENSSELEAR3 SUNY (4 INST>4 USETTECH

NOT ENTEREDGRANO TOTAL

PATENTSRCT TIC

o30

5o

3568

PATENTAPPLNSACT TIC

61o

4024

1253B6

TECH NOTESACT TIC

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72o

72530

2329B4

TIC #'5 From searching C~ERTING BODY; JLL #'$ From what wa was sent downby category (P, PR, TECH NOTE> except as noted below:

MM U of Washington, Seattle searched on CREATIHG BODV so the totalsshown by TIC include the Washington Research Foundation as well.

MN Washington Research Foundation was searched on INCUIRIES TO:so that it includes only those technologies of the U. ofWashington which the Wash Res Found handles.

SO: When searching For the U. of Washington, search on CREATING BODY.WhehsearchingForWashRes-Foundation~ searchonINCUIRIES TO:

UNlTRK20.WKISTATUS OF DATABASE PROCESSING 02/26/90

INSTITUTION STATUS COMMENTS REGARDING ACTIONS REMAINING***********************************************************************************************

GROUP I - SENT TO TIC

1 BOSTON UNIV2 BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIV3 BROWN UNIVERSITY4 COLUMBIA UNIV5 CORNELL UNIV6 DREXEL UNIV7 EMORY UNIVB IOWA STATE UNIV9 MICHIGAN STATE UNIV

10 NORTHWESTERN UNIV11 OHIO STATE UNIV12 RENSSELEAR POLY13 RUTGERS UNIV14 SUNY HSC BROOKLYN15 SUNY - ALBANY16 SUNY - BUFFALO17 SUNY - STONY BROOKIB TEMPLE UNIV19 UNIV CINCINNATI20 UNIV OAYTON21 UNIV FLORIDA22 UNIV MICHIGAN23 UNIV MINNESOTA24 UNIV OKLAHOMA25 UNIV OF HASHINGTON26 USET27 WAKE FOREST2B WASHINGTON STATE29 WASH RES FOUNDATION30 YALE UNIV

TO TICTO TICTO TICTO TICTO TICTO TICTO TICTO TICTO TICTO TICTO TICTO TICTO TICTO TICTO TICTO TICTO TICTO TICTO TICTO TICTO TICTO TICTO TICTO TICTO TICTO TICTO TICTO TICTO TICTO TIC

TO TIC 12/14TO TIC 01.18, WANT LETTER SO THEY CAN CALL USETTO TIC 11/03TO TIC 01.15TO TIC 11.03TO TIC 12.06TO TIC 11.10TO TIC 02.0BTO TIC 11.17TO TIC 11.30TO TIC 01.15, WANT LIST OF PATENTS.TO TIC 02.12TO TIC 11.13TO TIC 02.14TO TIC 02.14TO TIC 02.14TO TIC 02.14TO TIC 12.21TO TIC 11.03.TO TIC 10.27TO TIC 11.29TO TIC 12.21TO TIC 12.06TO TIC 11.14TO TIC 02.07TO TIC 02.16TO TIC 11.10TO TIC 12.06TO TIC 02.0BTO TIC 12.14

GROUP 2 - IN PROCESS OF MARKUP

1 CALIF INST TECH2 GEORGIA INST OF TECH3 MONTANA STATE UNIV4 OREGON HEALTH SCI UNIV5 TEXAS A & M6 TH. JEFFERSON U7 UNIV MASS AMHERSTB UNIV NEW MEXICO9 UNIV SO CAL

IN REVIEWIN REVIEWIN REVIEWIN REVIEWPART IN REVIN REVIEWIN REVIEWIN REVIEWIN REVIEW

2 RECD PART 02.202 RECEIVEO 02.22<! DOING MARKUP2 RECD 02.202 AG EXPT STA RECD 02.212 DOING MARKUP2 MARKUP OF ONES IN HAND THEN C32 RECD 02.122 DOING MARKUP

it GROUP 3 - PROMISED

(YWV~, 1 BAYLOR COL MED PROMISED·,.i;':2 BRANDEIS UNIV m n ,,' PROMISEO~3 DUKE UNIV ~~vvvv PROMISED

___4 LEHIGH UNIV PROMISED...... 5 LOUISIANA STATE U PROMISED"\:$ ,:.. 6 NEW YORK INST TECH PROMISED

. '---7 NEW YORK UNIV PROMISED'.. .' '" B NORTH CAROL I NA STAT-4vU <I PROM I SED~ .,..:-9 NORTHEASTERN UNIV PROMISED

2:'V~"~~~ g~~~g~ ~~=~EC~~IJ- ~ ~~g~~~~ge4ilJ -12 POLYTECHNIC UNtV PROMISED~..{;, T 13 PRINCETON UNIV PROMISED~1 ~14 PURDUE UNIV MAIN PROMISED

'" 15 TEXAS TECH UNIV PROMISEDC<e!.L ....·16 TUFJ:5 UNIV PROMISEDCA (I - 17 UNIV AKRON PROMISED

. 11 ( ' IB UNIV, ARK FAYETTVILLE PROMISED~,~ 19 UNIV ARK MED SCI PROMISED

.. :~20~~IV ARK PINE BLUFF PROMISED~'~NIV,CAL BERKELEY PROMISED

22 UNIV'> CAL DAVIS PROMISED23 'UNlv' CAL IRVINE PROMISED24 UNIV CAL,LOSANG PROMISEO25 UNIV CAL:RIVERSlOE PROMISEO26 UNIV CAL'SAN DIEGO PROMISED27 UNIV CAL SAN FRAN PROMISED2B UNIV CAL SANTA BARB PROMISED29 UNIV CAL SANTA CRUZ PROMISED

~__~O UNIV CAL SYS OFF PROMISEO- 31 UNIV HOUSTON PROMISEO

bt~&r ~32 UNIV ILL-CHICAGO PROMISED, It"'~ 33 UNIV ILt. -URBANA PROMISED

,v ~4 UNIV KAN MAIN PROMISEDJI~~35 UNIV MO COL PK PROMISED

-36 UNIV MED & DENT NJ PRDMISEO- 37 UNIV MtSS MAIN PROMISED

&-1//1 - 3B UNI V NEB LX NCOLN PROM I SED- 39 UNIV NEW MEXICO PROMISED, 1/" 40 tlNTV NO CAROLINA .,1VL-t\ PROMISED

~(i 4IUNIV OREGON PROMISEDc:~t/~ 42 UNIV ~OCHESTER PROMISED~I -43 UNIV (TENN - MAIN PROMISED

~(. -44 UNIV TENN - MEMPHIS PROMISED

, a4 ~45 UNIV TEX HSC HOU~T PROMISEOII - 46 UNIV TEX,.SVS.J:AtICHO!JST PROMISEO

·47 UNIV TOLEDO PROM ISEO'4B UNIV VERMONT PROMISED--49 UNIV VIRGINIA PROMISED5tJ~TAH STATE UNIV PROMISED

.. 51" WAYNE STATE UNIV PROMISED~52 WRIGHT STATE UNIV PROMISED

53:'VESHIVA UNIV PROMISEO

3 WILL SEND ONE TECH AFTER JAN 1990.3 WILL SEND ONE TECH AFTER JAN 1990.3 TRIANGLE UNIV LISC CO (TULCO) HANDLES3 SENT PKG TO QUORUM, RESENDING TO USET 12.53 PK TO AG,MEO,NEW ORL; BATON ROUGE SENDING PKG.3 SENO OLD PKG & NEW LTR (REQ 12/12)3 PKG NEEDS TO GO TO MED CEN ALSO; FOLLOW UP.3 TRTANGLE UNIV. LICENSING CO HANOLING3 WILL SEND 6-12 IN MAR/APR; MORE LATER. FOLLOWUP.3 FEDRIP INFO NOT ACCURATE. PI PRIBNOW REPLACED BY GOLO .

.3 SENDING AFTER 12/15. ASGNE 0 ST BD HIGH EO3 WILL SEND 1990 DIR AFTER FEB 153 WILL SENO BY FEB 1533 BEGIN COMPILE INFO IN FEB3 SENO CROSS LTR, NEW TM IN PLACE3 SENOING ENO OF JAN. IF NOT RECD, CALL.3 REQUESTS LETTER, SEND AFTER JAN 13 REQUESTS LETTER, SENO AFTER JAN I3 REQUESTS LETTER, SENO AFTER JAN 13 CARL WOOTON TO PROVIOE3 CARL WOOTON TO PROVIDE3 CARL WOOTON TO PROVIOE3 CARL WOOTON TO PROVIOE3 CARL WOOTON TO PROVIDE3 CARL WOOTON TO PROVIDE3 CARL WOOTON TO PROVIDE3 CARL WOOTON TO PROVIOE3 CARL WOOTON TO PROVIDE3 CARL WOOTON TO PROVIDE3 SENO TIC INFO LTR, ARE INTERESTED.3 TLKD WITH BENDER, SENOING LTR TO WESTPORT3 MAPOTHERSAYS OK, CALL EXPLANINING USET LTR3 SEND CROSS LTR,WILL PARTICIPATE3 WILL CALL BACK TO STATE HOW TO REQUEST INFO. FOLLOWUP.3 NOT AVAILABLE, NO STAFF, CALL IN APRIL3 SEND NEW LTR; REORGANIZING; CALL BACK IN APR3 CALL BACK IN MARCH NOTHING READY YET3 CROSS LTR SENT; WEND ABS AFTER FEB 153 TRIANGLE UNIVERSITIES LICENSING CO DOING3 WILL SEND QUARTERLY TECH BRUCHURES3 COMPILING NOW; SENO IN MID FEB3 WANT LTR OOCUMENTING REQUEST WILL PARTICIPATE.3 WANT LTR DOCUMENTING REQUEST WILL PARTICIPATE.3 SENOING TECH AFTER JAN 13 SENOING TECHS, WANTS RES TITLES3 PROMISEO; FOLLOW UP3 WILL SENO TECH INFO3 IN JOHNS HOP MTG, WILL SENO TECHNOL3 WILL SENO OESCRIPTIONS•3 WILL SENO TECH3 SENO REED LTR3 WILL SENO TECHNOL; FOLLOW UP.

GROUP 4 - INOICATEO INTEREST BY LETTER, REVISIT HITH CALLS

1 ALFREO um V2 FLORIDA STATE UNIV

, I 3 KANSAS STATE UNIV//1''''';''1=4 MEDICAL COL OF WISC

--S'MISS STAT UNIV6 OKLAHOMA STATIO umv7 RUSH UNIV8', SDlI ILLINOIS U

, 9""UNI V ,ALA BMGHM10 WNIV ARIZONAII UNIV IDAHO

IN REVIEWIN REVIEWIN REVIEWIN REVIEWIN REVIEHIN REVIEWIN REVIEWIN REVIEWIN REVIEWIN REVIEWIN REVIEWiN IIbvlbliIN REVIEW

4 TITLES & INVENTORS ONLY; NO ABS RECONTACT4 LETTER GIVING FORMAT SENT 12.054 INAOEQUATE PACKAGE, DISCUSSION CONTINUING4 NL TALK; NO PA'S NOW. WILL THINK.4 SERVICES ONLY, OONT PREP ABS; VISIT IN SAN ANT4 NL; DONT SEEM HAVE FORMAL PROCESS. WILL CALL BACK.4 CY PAT ONLY; NO ABS; NO TECH; RECONTACT4 5ENT IN TITL; PAT_ INVENTOR; RE5 CORP4 MARKED OUR LTR; NO ABS SENT. RECONTACT.4 FACILITIES, SERVICES ONLY; RECONTACT FOR ABS4 1.26. NL TALK; WILL. CALL"BACK LATER.4 1;26 UE I ton, Illbk: SEFai. 'H IIh. nbS By FER 54 FORMAT SENT I I • 30 NEED TO FOLLOW UP_£. ~ J ,

GROUP 5 - INDICATED INTEREST ORALLY BUT WANT ADDITIONAL INFORMATION

§ TO TIC 1 19 99 aUT IIR~IT ~Ilill I ETTER ~Ea 10'16TQ TIeIN REVIEWIN REVIEWIN REVIEWIN REVIEWIN REVIEWIN REVIEWTO TISIN REV,EWIN REVlEWIN REVIEWIN REVIEWIN REVIEWIN REVIEWIN REVIEWIN REVIEWIN REVIEWIN REVIEWIN REVIEWIN REVIEWIN REVIEWIN REVIEWIN REVIEWIN REVIEWIN REVIEWIN REVIEW

1 8titIBilflil iOt:llt8 I:IUI",2 CLEMSON3 HARVARO UNIVER51TY4 JOH,NS HOPKINS UNIV,:;,'5 MICHIGAN TECH UNIV6 NE~ MEX INST MINING'7 NEW HEX STATE UNIV9 ;OW I Q STATE-'

1~~~~SS~~~Es»:11 "T,ULANE UNIV

D)Vr'~I2 UNlvCONNECTICUT13 UNIV QELAWARE

t9 t1 14 UNIV GEORGIA1,;> "-15 UNIV HAWAII - MANDA16 UNIV MO BALT17 UNlit MIAMIIB UNro MISSOURI COL",,,>

.61 19 UNiv MISSOURI ROLLA,vw- ""20 UNIV SO CAROIZINA

21 UNIV TEx AUSTIN22 UN~V TEX'HSC' SAN ANT

(,,-1' 23 UNIV TEX MEp BR ,GALV)~~24 UNIV WISC MADISON

~~ ~~~~I~~~~~~~MONW~ALTH,GROUP 6 - MADE ORAL CONTACT, CONTINUING DISCUSSIONS

1 RICE UNIV2 SOU METHODIST U3 ST. LOUIS UNIV4 UNIV ALASKA5 UNIV DENVER6 UNIV NOTRE DAME7 UNIV RHODE ISLAND

CONTACTINGCONTACTINGCONTACTINGCONTACTINGCONTACTINGCONTACTINGCONTACTING

6 RESPOND TO LATKER BY 26 DEC IF INTERESTED.6 CHECKING WITH OTHERS IN ADMIN, WILL CALLBACK6 CALL END OF JAN. DISCUSSING WITH INTEL PROP6 REF TO V CHANCELLOR, HAVE NOT ALLEO~ REVIEWING PKG, CALL BACK JAN 15 IF NO RESPONSE.6 SEND NEW LTR, MUST DISC WITH ADMIN6 UNDER OlSC WITH INTEL PROP PEOPLE CALL BACK

CONTACTINGCONTACTINGCONTACTING

GROUP 7 - NO ORAL CONTACT YET.

iIh'hIIf~ 1 MASS INST TECHW" -r: 2 UNIV PUERTO R. MAYZ1(fF1P- 3 HASHINGTON UNIV

GROUP B - NO FOR VARIOUS REASONS

7 CONTACTING7 STILL ATTEMPTING TO CONTACT7 LEFT MSG. STILL TRYING TO CONTACT.

1 ARIZONA STATE2 AUBURN UNIV "3 COLORADO SCH MINES4 COLORADO STATE UNIV5 GEO 'HASH UNIV6 HOHARD UNIV7 NORTH DAKOTA STATEB SETON HALL UNIV9 ST. JOHNS UNIV

{10 UNIV CENTRAL FLA

Gt f -11 UNIV CHICAGO!'Jr[l../12 UNI,V COLORADt;!~~~( 1

134UNIV IOWAUNIV,KENTUCKY

15 UNIV MAINE16 UNIV NEW HAMP

+~~ ~~~~ g~T~~RGH '19 UtHV:.SO MISS20,UNIV TEX SW MED CEN DAL

NONONONO-NONONONONONONONONONONONONONONONO

B HILL COOPERATE HHEN UPI SITUATION RESOLVED.B CAN GET FROM RESEARCH CORP. AUBURN UNIV RES FOUND.B NO TECHNOLOGIES AVAILABLE NOHB FORMER USET. NOW RES CORP.B NOTHING AVAILABLE, NEVER MARKTD TECHNOLOGIESB NOTHING AVAILABLE FOR DISTRIBUTION.B NOT INTERESTEO NOHB NO. UNDERGRAD INSTITUTION.B NO. INFO NOT IN HARDCOPY FORMAT.B NO TECHS AVAIL; NO PUBLB CALL BACK WHEN HAVE SIGNIF # SUBSCRIBERS.B GET FROM RES CORP. WAS WITH UPI.B NOT NOW. REEVALUATING TECH TRF MAYBE LATER.a NOTHING IN HAND, CALL BACK IN JUNEB RES CORP HANDLING.B NOTHING READY. CALL BACK IN JUNEB DOING MARKUP ON ONES IN HAND; BUT RES CORP HANDLINGB NO. NOTHING IN PRINT. CALL BACK IN 6 MOS.BALL LICENSEO OR IN NEGOTB SEND REED LTR. MAY PARTICIPATE LATER.

GROUP 9 - DEFINITELY NOT

1 ALBANY MEO COL2 CA~NE~IE-MELLON

3 C8,SE-WEST RESERVE4 CUNY-MOUNT SINAI5 DARTMOUTH COLLEGE6 GEORGETOWN UNIV7 INDIANA UNIVB MED UIHV-SO CAROL9 MEDICAL COL OF OHIO

'HJ ROCKEFELLER UNIV11 SLOAN KETTERING

., 12 STANFORD UNIV• 13 SYRACUSEUNIV'~4 UNIV PENNSYLVANIA

15 UNIV UTAH'" 16 VIRGINIA POLYTECH,

17 HOODS HOLE -

SUMMARY NUMBERS:175 INSTITUTIONS

NONONONONONONONONONONONONONONONONO

GROUP 1GRDUP 2GROUP 3GROUP 4GROUP 5GROUP 6GROUP 7GROUP B

9 WAS SENDING BUT CHANGED MIND 12/5. NO REASON OFFERED9 NO. MARKET ON OWN.9 NOT INTERESTED IN LISTING CURRENT TECHNOLOGY9 REORGANIZING NOTHING NOW, CALL AFTER JUNE9 DONT DO DISCLOSURES, CARTER-MILL SUBSCRIBER9 WAS SENDING BUT CHGD MIND OVER USET REORGANIZATION9 NO. SECRETARY SAID NOT INTERESTED.9 NOT INTERESTED. BUSINESS WITH OTHERS9 DOING BUSINESS WITH SOMEONE ELSE9 NO. ACTIVELY OISINTERESTED.9 NO.9 NO.DONT NEED US.9 NO.9 NO.9 NO. HAS DHN TECH TARGET SOFTWARE.9 WORKS WITH BEST9 NO.

2/04 2/2421 3010 0956 5315 1326 26

7 73 3

20 20

GROUP 9 17 17

TICGONE2PROCESSEO TO TIC FOR ENTRY AS OF: 02.14.90

PATENTI NSTI TUTI ON ACT PATENTS APPLI CATI ONS TECH NOTES

CPYW ACT TIC ACT TIC ACT TIC

1 BOSTON UNIV 1 0 5 0 0 5 SWAPPEO PLACES2 BRIG YOUNG U 1 0 0 16 16 16 17 OOUBLE ENTRY3 BROWN UNIV 0 0 0 2 2 3 2 OOUBLE ENTRY4 COLUMBIA UNIV 5 II B 46 46 45 59 DOUBLE AND COMB5 CORNELL UNIV 0 0 II 7B 7B BO 10 SWAPPED PLACES6 DREXEL UNIV 2 0 B B 6 7 OK7 EMORY UNIV 0 0 10 9 0 0 OK9 MICHIGAN STATE 2 0 13 14 31 31 OK

10 NORTHWESTERN U 0 0 15 15 42 40 OKII OHIO STATE U 6 0 16 0 0 21 SWAPPED PLACES12 RUTGERS UNIV 0 0 36 35 0 0 OK13 TEMPLE UNIV 0 0 0 29 29 29 29 DOUBLE ENTRY14 U OF CINCINNATI 4 0 6 5 57 56 OK15 U OF DAYTON 2 0 9 3 3 3 MISSING16 U OF FLORIDA 0 0 36 36 27 27 OK17 U OF MICH 2 0 23 10 13 37 SWAPPED?IB U OF MINN 1 0 0 20 20 4 5 OK19 U OF OKLA 0 0 26 25 25 0 0 OK20 WAKE FOREST 0 0 3 3 10 9 OK21 WASH STATE 4 0 5 5 2B 28 OK22 YALE UNIV 1 0 0 17 16 17 DOUBLE ENTRY

30 II 250 376 196 410 403

AlloT the above were searched on CREATING BODY and the numbers sentdown by category <P, PA, TN) with the numbers in the categories now Foundin the TIC database.

NOT ENTEREO AS OF 2PM 2/15/90PATENT

INSTITUTION ACT PATENTS APPLICATIONS TECH NOTESCPYW ACT TIC ACT TIC ACT TIC

1 IOWA STATE 0 61 02 RENSSELEnR 30 0 03 SUNY (4 INsn 5 40 724 U OF WASH 2 7 395 WASH RES FOUNO 1 4 9

38 II2 12068 362 !:>3U 9pO

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Sprout Waldl'lln ProductsMineral Processing Equipment;

, Equipment for Pulp and Paper, Feed Processing, andIndustrial Processing;Gear Spindle CouplingsBy: Ray Confer

2:15-2:45 ENERGY REGENERATION SYSTEMSWaste Heat Regeneration Converting Industrial Solar,or Off-Peak Electrical Energy into Long:rerm EnergyStorageBy: Geor~e H. Erb

Wednesd.y - ' ....v.ry 412:00-1:30 Lunch Break1:30-2:00 UNIVERSITY OF DEUWARE

SO' Removal fl'llm Stack Gases; Friction Iteduction inPipes - a Polymer Additive; Turbulent Sprlly ElchangeBy: S. A. Guerrieri '

J2483

S1325WI228

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_-----, --_..- _............-.... -....-........"......._...By: R. Luyendijk '

WHnestillY - ' ....v.r' 49:30·10:00 N.R.D.C. OF INDIA

Appl'llpriate Technolocr forthe Developing CollltriesBy: Dr. C. V. S. Ratnam

10:00·10:30 THE COMMONWEALTH OF PUERTO RICOManufacturing Opporliunities inPuerto RicoBy: Florence N. Shanley

11:30-11:45 ••N.¥.A.R.' .ANVAR Inventions Available forUcense In the U.S.By: Claude F. Bedouet

'IIvrsdllY - ' ....v.ry 53:30-4:00 OAS - ORGANIZATION OF AMERICAN STATES

Technological Research and Development In LatinAmericaBy: Alfredo Fontes

Produe! :#=

By Lawrence Gilbert

Registration Information:The registration desk will be located outside

of the Midway Room for -registration at theIollowing times: '

Wednesday (4th) 4:00 P.M.-6:00 P.M.Thursday (5th) 8:00 A.M.-9:00A.M.Name tags and program material will be

provided in a registration packet available at theregistration desk.

• presenting educational seminars tei themembership on all aspects of technologytransfer from the univerSity point of vlew,

., generating selt-help programs to enableuniversities to establish an in-house patenttechnology and licensing capability. '

• effecting in terchange of views amongstuniversity patent administrators.

For further information, those interested inbecoming members of SUPA may contact:'

Ralph L. DavisAssociate Director - , \Division of Sponsored Programs

, Purdue Research FoundationWest Lafayette, Indiana 47907

whether or not they intend to present technologyat the Fair. Dr. Dvorkovitz has been not onlyquite generous in granting to SUPA use of theMidway Room on the 5th but also in extending tothose who attend the SUPA'meeting a no chargepolicy in the event such persons do not intend topresent tech nology but do .want to attend theFair.. ,

In addition, as has been the custom in the pastuniversity-Industry forums, Dr. Dvorkovitz ishosting lunch for the SUPA allendees on the 5thto be held at the Caravelle Motor Inn acrossfrom the Holiday Inn-O/K:

SUPA was organized in 1975 to fill a growingneed to more fully exploit the university patentresource. SUPA hopes to stimulate and foster the

, transfer of university patent resources to thepublic sector by: '

.SOCIETY OF UNIVERSITYPATENT ADMINISTRATORSFIRST ANNUAL MEETING

'I'heFfrst Annual Meeting of the Society ofUniversity Patent Administrators (SUPA) isscheduled to be held on February 5th, 1976 in theMidway Room at the Holiday Inn / O'Hare Kennedy in conjunction with the World Fair forTechnology Exchange fair sponsored by Dr.Dvorkovilz & Associates. Earl Friese of North

'western is handling arrangements. A final prograni was sent to both SUPA members and pro-'spective members during the second week ofDecember. At this writing approximately fifty(50) Universities are members of SUPA.

A registration fee of $15.00 per person will becharged each SUPA member tocover operatingcosts. Individuals who register for the SUPAmeeting can attend the Dvorkovitz World Fairfor Technology Exchange Fair at no charge,

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Dear XXXXX,

1'1

Thank you for visiting with us during the AUTM meeting in SanAntonio. We appreciate your interest in USET's online technologydatabase.

During our online demonstrations, you saw how USET's database hasbeen designed for the busy technology manager. Our system isextremely easy to use. You can search full pages of text withoutthe use of a thesaurus or complicated search commands.

Because of its information content USET's technolo~1 databaseprovides powerful solutions to the issues encountered by bothuniversity and industry technology managers. These issues include: (1) identifying potential licensees; (2) marketing licensable technologies; (3) locating research expertise; and, (4)reviewing external technology developments. I have included adescription of each of USET's technology databases with thisletter. ,

\I am interested in receiVing your observations about our onlinedatab~se. Please call or write me regarding any com~ents you mayhave. I also welcome your questions about becoming an information provider or an online subscriber.

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To: Norm Latker


Date: 15:16 EST 28-Feb-90

Subject: Autm Thank you letter

Transmitting 1 page in addition to this cover page.

Delivered by CompuServe Electronic Mail.(900228201631 73377.2034 EHL24-1)

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February 7, 1990

"FI"

Dear"F2":

If you are attending the 1990 Annual AUTM meeting in San Antonio, I would like to inviteyou to join us for the first public demonstration of USET's prototype online technology database.We are happy that most who attend will find information concerning their own institution on ourdatabase. USET is hosting this event immediately following AUTM's Welcoming Reception onSunday, February 18 with an open bar and hors d'oeuvres reception from 7-9 PM in the RegencyCenter Ballroom.

Weare all aware of the rapidly changing political and economic conditions in the world today.These changes have created an unprecedented worldwide demand for new technology andcollaborative research partnerships. Our database has been designed to assist you in taking fulladvantage of this opportunity. When complete, we will provide the international business communitywith a single depository of hundreds of technology portfolios from around the world coupled witha state of the art search capability.

I believe that as you use our database in San Antonio, you will appreciate the simplicity withwhich a subscriber can quickly obtain technology information from multiple sources. In addition toSunday evening's online demonstration of USET's information service, we will also be schedulingsmall groups for other online sessions. These sessions will occur throughout the day Monday andTuesday, February 19 and 20, in USET's suite. Dr. Daphne Lambright and I will be available forquestions and scheduling.

We look forward to seeing you in San Antonio.

Sincerely,

Norman J. LatkerVice PresidentLegal and Technology Affairs

NJL:rnl

W PSO\ DOCUNUn TS \frt.A-TlNl-qo • I.-

Ms. Patricia A. DraperDirector, Sponsored ResearchFlorida State University109 HMB Research and Graduate StudiesTallahassee, Florida 32306

Dr. Ann StevensAssociate Vice PresidentResearch and Academic AffairsEmory University303B School of DentistryAtlanta, Georgia 30322

Mr. W. Mark CrowellDirector, Technology TransferDuke University07 Allen BuildingDurham, North Carolina 27706

Dr. Kenneth N. GellerResearch and Technology ManagementDrexel University32nd and Chestnut StreetsPhiladelphia, Pennsylvania 19104

Dr. Joseph S. EisenmanAssociate Dean for ResearchCUNY - Mount Sinai School of MedicineOne Gustav L. Levy PlaceNew York, New York 10029-6574

Mr. H. Walter HaeusslerPatents and LicensingCornell University20 Thornwood Drive, Suite 105Ithaca, New York 14850

Mr. Jack M. GranowitzDirector, Science and Technology Dev,Columbia University411 Lowe Library116 Street and BroadwayNew York, New York 10027

fl1,clWl qo liUIUUvt6t..-G¥1

Ms. Kathleen ByingtonPresidentColorado State Univ. Research FoundationPost Office Box 483Fort Collins, Colorado 80522

Mr. Joseph C. WeberResearch Services - Colorado School of Mines1500 Illinois StreetGolden, Colorado 8040I

Mr. Bob GillilandDirector, Technology CenterClemson University20I Sikes HallClemson, South Carolina 29634

Mr. William CarlsonPresidentUniversity Technology, Inc.

for Case Western Reserve University1100 Cedar AvenueCleveland, Ohio 44106

Ms. Lisa RavellaProjects ManagerCarnegie-Mellon University5000 Forbes AvenuePittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15213-3890

Mr. William M. JacksonPresidentBrown University Research FoundationPost Office Box 1949Providence, Rhode Island 02912

Mr. Lee R. PhillipsDirector, Technology TransferBrigham Young UniversityA-261 ASBProvo, Utah 84602

Mr. Joel M. CohenAdministrator, Sponsored ProgramsBrandeis University415 South StreetWaltham, Massachusetts 02254-9110

Mr. Lawrence GilbertPatent AdministratorBoston University881 Commonwealth AvenueBoston, Massachusetts 02215

Mr. David F. PiferDirector, Industrial Programs

and Technology TransferAuburn University309 Samford HallAuburn University, Alabama 36849-3501

Dr. Gary ArgueTechnology TransferArizona State University Admin 210Tempe, Arizona 85287-2703

Ms. Coral LinkDirector, Technology TransferAlfred UniversityMain StreetAlfred, New York 14802

Dr. James PetersonDirector, Research AdministrationAlbany Medical College -

Union UniversityNew Scotland AvenueAlbany, New York 12208

Dr. Carl J. LangeVice President for ResearchGeorge Washington UniversityWashington, D. C. 20052

Mr. Gregg W. KyleAdministrator, Technology TransferGeorgetown University37th and 0 Streets, N. W.Washington, D. C. 20057

Dr. Marion MannAssistant Vice President for ResearchHoward University2400 Sixth Street, N. W.Washington, D. C. 20059-0001

Mr. Thomas M. McGlassonVice President and General CounselIndiana University Research FoundationPost Office Box 500Bloomington, Indiana 47402

Dr. Steven C. PriceInterim Executive Director and SecretaryIowa State University Research

Foundation315 Beardshear HallAmes, Iowa 500II

Dr. John W. WaltersExecutive Vice PresidentKansas State University

Research FoundationDurland Hall, Room 146Manhattan, Kansas 55056

Dr. Bruce M. SmackeyTechnology CommercializationLehigh University Drown Hall #35Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 18015

Dr. Donald W. PenningtonDirectorOffice for Technology TransferLouisiana State University16 East Fraternity LaneBaton Rouge, Louisiana 70803

Dr. Ken Koonce104FLouisiana State UniversityAgricultural Center BuildingPost Office Drawer EBaton Rouge, Louisianna 70893-0905

Ms. Mary Louise TrammellDirector of Research and Sponsored ProgramsOffice of Technology and Technology TransferUniversity of New OrleansNew Orleans, Louisianna 70148

Mrs. Sherry SnyderTechnology TransferLouisiana State University Medical Center433 Bolivar StreetNew Orleans, Louisiana 70112-2223

Mr. C. Kenneth ProefrockSenior Vice PresidentGrants and Research AdministrationMedical College of OhioToledo, Ohio 43699

Mr. Donald H. WestermannExecutive Vice PresidentMedical College of Wisconsin

Research FoundationPost Office Box 26509Milwaukee, Wisconsin 53226

Dr. Peter J. FischingerVice President for ResearchMedical University of South Carolina171 Ashley AvenueCharleston, South Carolina 29425

Dr. Henry E. BredeckAssistant Vice President, ResearchMichigan State University238 Administration BuildingEast Lansing, Michigan 48824

Dr. Frederic H. Erbisch - Director, Intellectual PropertiMichigan Technological UniversityAdministration BuildingHoughton, Michigan 49931

Mr. Jerry G. FifeUniversity Patent OfficerSponsored ProgramsMississippi State UniversityPost Office Box 6156Mississippi State, Mississippi 39762

Dr. John W. JutilaVice President for ResearchMontana State UniversityBozeman, Montana 59717

Mr. Alex ThyssenDirector, Budget and AnalysisNew Mexico Institute of

Mining and TechnologyCampus StationSocorro, New Mexico 87801

Dr. Frederick J. KuellmerVice President for ResearchNew Mexico Institute of Mining and TechnologyWorkman CenterSocorro, NM 8780I

Ms. Mary B. HusemollerDirector, Grants and ContractsNew Mexico State UniversityMain Campus, Box 3ZLas Cruces, New Mexico 88003-0001

Sheryl Moody, EsquireCounselNew York Institute of TechnologyMain CampusOld Westbury, New York 11568-0170

Mr. Richard L. LouthProjects OfficerSponsored ProgramsNew York University15 Washington PlaceNew York, New York 10003

Ms. Karen HerseyDirector, Technology AdministrationNorth Carolina State UniversityCampus Box 7003Raleigh, North Carolina 27695-7003

Dr. R. C. Schnell - Dean, Graduate Studies/ResearchTechnology Management DivisionNorth Dakota State UniversityFargo, Indiana 58105

Mr. Richard J. McNeil, Jr.Associate DirectorOffice of Sponsored ProgramsNortheastern University 423 Lake Hall360 Huntington AvenueBoston, Massachusetts 02115

Ms. Teri F. WilleyTechnology Transfer ProgramResearch Services AdministrationNorthwestern University633 Clark StreetEvanston, Illinois 60201

Dr. James B. WilkensPatent & Copyright AdministratorOhio State University204 Research Center1314 Kinnear RoadColumbus, Ohio 43212

Dr. Norman N. DurhamAssistant Vice President

for ResearchOklahoma State UniversityStillwater, Oklahoma 74078

Dr. Lina GenovesiActing DirectorOffice of Technology TransferTemple UniversityUniversity Services Building (083-45)Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19122

Mr. C. Thomas CrossUniversity Patent OfficerOffice of the Vice President/University DeanUniversity of CincinnatiMail Location 627Cincinnati, Ohio 45221-0627

Dr. Lloyd HuffAssociate DirectorSpecial ProjectsUniversity of Dayton300 College ParkDayton, Ohio 45469

Dr. Samuel F. ContiVice Chancellor For ResearchUniversity of MassachusettsA217 Lederle Graduate Research CenterAmherst, Massachusetts 0I003

Ms. Leona MarxStaff Attorney - Vanderbilt University305 Kirkland HallNashville, Tennessee 37240

Dr. James H. HuntzickerSenior Vice President and ProvostOregon Graduate Center19600 Northwest Von NeumanBeaverton, Oregon 97006-1999

Mr. M. Ronald PareliusAssistant Vice PresidentResearch AdministrationOregon Health Sciences University3181 Southwest Sam Jackson Park RoadPortland, Oregon 9720I

Mr. William W. HostetlerDirector, Techology TransferOffice of the Vice President for ResearchOregon State UniversityCorvallis, Oregon 97331-2140

Mr. Paul M. AntoloskyAssociate DirectorSponsored ProgramsPennsylvania State University248 Calder Way, Suite 300University Park, Pennsylvania 16801

Dr. Richard ThorsenDean, Research and Graduate StudiesPolytechnic University333 Jay StreetBrooklyn, New York 11201

Ms. Jean A. MahoneyManager, Technology TransferPrinceton UniversityPost Office Box 36Princeton, New Jersey 08544

Mr. William E. BaitingerAssociate DirectorSponsored ProgramsPurdue Research FoundationENAD #328West Lafayette, Indiana 47907

Mr. Joseph M. LogiudiceDirector, Contracts and GrantsRensselaer Polytechnic Institute110 8th StreetTroy, New York 12181

Dr. Joseph HightowerDirector of Sponsored ResearchRice University Post Office Box 2692Houston, Texas 77252

Dr. Jerry A. WeisbachDirector, Technology TransferRockefeller University1230 York Avenue, Box 213New York, New York 10021-6399

Dr. Randolph W. TuckerDirector, Research AdministrationRush University600 South Paulina StreetChicago, Illinois 60612

Ms. Shirley M. BrownExecutive DirectorRutgers Research

and Educational FoundationPost Office Box 1179Piscataway, New Jersey 08855-1179

Dr. Robert HallesseyDirectorGrants and ResearchSeton Hall University400 South Orange AvenueSouth Orange, New Jersey 07079

Dr. Victoria MolfeseDirector, Research

Development and AdministrationSouthern Illinois UniversityCarbondale, Illinois 62901-4709

Mr. S. Leon BennettGeneral Counsel and Vice

President Legal AffairsSouthern Methodist University6425 Boaz Street, Suite 208Dallas, Texas 75275

Dr. Andrew BartilucciVice President for ResearchSt. John's UniversityGrand Central and Utopia ParkwaysJamaica, New York 11439

Mr. Michael O. MuellerDirector, Sponsored Programs AdministrationSI. Louis University3500 Lindell BoulevardSI. Louis, Missouri 63103

Mr. Niels J. ReimersDirector, Technology LicensingStanford University 857 Serra Street, Second FloorStanford, California 94306-6225

Ms. Ann M. Hammers1aDirector, Technology TransferSyracuse UniversitySkytop Office BuildingSkytop RoadSyracuse, New York 13244-5300

Mr. A. D. RychlikExecutive Vice PresidentTexas A & M Research FoundationPost Office Box 3578College Station, Texas 77843-3578

Dr. Robert M. SweazyVice Provost for ResearchTexas Tech UniversityPost Office Box 4670Lubbock, Texas 79409-1035

Dr. Jane Massey LicataOffice of Technology TransferThomas Jefferson University1020 Walnut Street, Suite 617Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19107

Mr. Philip G. SalemSenior Director, University DevelopmentTufts UniversityPackard HallMedford, Massachusetts 02155

Mr. Kenneth E. ArnoldDirector, Technology DevelopmentMedical CenterTulane University1430 Tulane AvenueNew Orleans, Louisiana 70112

Ms. Charmaine StreharskyDirectorResearch Services and Sponsored ProgramsUniversity of Akron138 Fir HillAkron, Ohio 44325-2102

Mr. Joseph M. FontanaPatent ManagerUAB StationUniversity of Alabama-BirminghamBirmingham, Alabama 35294

Ms. Diane McLeanProgram Manager, Research OfficeUniversity of Alaska 302 Signers HallFairbanks, Alaska 99775-0500

Mr. Richard HanevProgram CoordinatorUniversity of Arizona1745 North Campbell AvenueTucson, Arizona 85719

Mr. Harold J. EvansAssociate Vice PresidentLegal Affairs, Research and TechnologyUniversity of Arkansas-Fayetteville1123 South Univeristy, Suite 601Little Rock, Arkansas 72704

Dr. Charles D. GoodwinAssociate Director, Technology TransferResearch Foundation U-133University of Connecticut438 Whitney Road ExtensionStorrs, Connecticut 06268-1133

Dr. John IngleAssistant Vice President and

Director of Technology TransferUniversity of Georgia Research Foundation623 Graduate Studies BuildingAthens, Georgia 30602

Ms. Julie WatsonDirector, Office of TechnologyUniversity of Iowa Research Foundation240H Human Biology Research FacilityIowa City, Iowa 52242

Mr. Wayne E. SwannDirector, Office of Technology LiaisonUniversity of MarylandLee Building, Room 2114College Park, Maryland 20742

Mr. John F. ThuenteDirector, Patents and LicensingUniversity of Minnesota1919 University Avenue, 5th FloorSt. Paul, Minnesota 55104

Mr. L. Kenneth RosenthalAssistant Director, Patents and LicensingUniversity of Southern California3716 South Hope Street, Suite 200Los Angeles, California 90007-4344

Mr. Steven J. BanksPresident BCM Technologies/Baylor University1709 Dryden Road, Suite 90IHouston, Texas 77030

Mr. Edward O. AnsellDirector Office of Patents and LicensingCalifornia Institute of Technology1201 East California BoulevardBuilding 305, Room 6Pasadena, California 91125

Mr. NathanB, DincesDirectorOffice of Industrially Sponsored ResearchDartmouth CollegePost Office Box 7Hanover, New Hampshire 03755

Mr. Barry RosenburgTechnology .Licensing ExecutiveOffice of Contract AdministrationGeorgia Institute of TechnologyAtlanta, GA 30332

Ms. Joyce BrintonDirectorOffice of Patents, Copyrights and LicensingHarvard UniversityHolyoke Center, Room 465Cambridge" Massachusetts 02138

Mr. John PrestonDirector Office of Technology LicensingMassachusetts Institute of TechnologyBuilding E20-30077 Massachusetts AvenueCambridge, Massachusetts 02139

Dr. Joan BurrAssistant Vice President for ResearchUniversity of Central FloridaPost Office Box 25000Orlando, Florida 32816

Mr. Steven LazarusPresident and Chief Executive OfficerArch Development Corporation / University

of Chicago1101 East 58th Street 213 Walker MuseumChicago, Illinois 60637

Mr. John P. HollowayFoundation Counsel/Patent OfficerUniversity of Colorado Foundation, Inc.Post Office Box 1140Boulder, Colorado 80306

Dr. Robert D. VarrinOffice of Research and TrademarksUniversity of Delaware 210 Hullihen HallNewark, Delaware 19716

Ms. Gwen L. GennaroPatent AdministratorOffice of Program Support ServicesUniversity of DenverUniversity ParkDenver, Colorado 80208-0198

Dr. Susan D. WrayDirectorOffice of Corporate ProgramsUniversity of Florida223 Grinter HallGainesville, Florida 32611

Mr. Fujio MatsudaExecutive DirectorResearch Corporation of

the University of Hawaii1110 University Avenue, Room 408Honolulu, HI 96826

Ms Julie Norris, DirectorOffice of Sponsored ProgramsUniversity of HoustonUniversity Park 4800 Calhoun BoulevardBuilding E: 316Houston, Texas 77204-2163

Dr. Richard A. CallahanPresident and Chief Executive OfficerUniversity of Idaho Research Foundation, Inc.Post Office Box 9645Moscow, ID 83843

Ms. Kim MorelandDirectorOffice of Research Support

and Grant AdministrationUniversity of Kansas 220 Strong HallLawrence, Kansas 66045

Mr. James Y. MacDonaldExecutive DirectorUniversity of Kentucky Research FoundationII Administration BuildingLexington, Kentucky 40506-0032

Mr. F. Philip DuFourOffice of Business, Industrial

and Government RelationsUniversity of Maine Maine Technology Center16 Godfrey DriveOrono, ME 04473

Dr. Stephen R. Max, Associate Vice President fResearchUniversity of Maryland Howard Hall, Room 259660 West Redwood StreetBaltimore, Maryland 21201

Dr. Leonard E. A. GodfreyOffice of Patents ManagementUniversity of Medicine and Dentistry of New JerseyAdministration Complex, 180430 Bergen StreetNewark, New Jersey 07107

Mr. Paul DeeVice President and General CounselUniversity of MiamiPost Office Box 248052Coral Gables, Florida 33124-2232

Mr. Robert F. GavinDirector and CounselOffice of Intellectual PropertyUniversity of Michigan475 East Jefferson Street, Room 2354Ann Arbor, Michigan 48109-1248

Dr. Thomas R. SharpeDirectorOffice of Technology TransferUniversity of MississippiFaser Hall, Room 221University, Mississippi 38677

Mr. Vincent L. CarneyPatent AttorneyUniversity of NebraskaPost Office Box 80836Lincoln, Nebraska 68501-0836

Dr. Donald C. SundbergDirectorOffice of Industrial Research and ConsultingUniversity of New HampshireIII Thompson HallDurham, New Hampshire 03824

Mr. Albert SoppPatent AdministratorUniversity of New MexicoScholes Hall, Room 102Albuquerque, New Mexico 87131

Mr. David E. Broome, Jr.Associate DirectorOffice of Research ServicesUniversity of North CarolinaCB #4100, Bynum Hall Cameron AvenueChapel Hill, North Carolina 27514

Dr. Francis M. KobayashiDivision of Sponsored ProgramsUniv of Notre Dame 314 Admin. BuildingNotre Dame, Indiana 46556

Mr. William L. VarleyDirectorOffice of Research AdministrationUniversity of Oklahoma1000 Ast Avenue, Room 314Norman, Oklahoma 73019

Mr. Kim SmithDirectorOffice of Technology TransferUniversity of OregonEugene, Oregon 97403-1226

Mr. George C. FarnbachDirectorCorporate Programs and TechnologyUniversity of Pennsylvania133 South 36th Street, Suite 419Philadelphia, Pennsylvania 19104-3246

Mr. John H. ThompsonDirectorOffice of Intellectual PropertiesUniversity of Pittsburgh911 William Pitt UnionPittsburgh, Pennsylvania 15260

Mr. James W. LeslieExecutive DirectorUniversity of Rhode Island Foundation21 Davis HallKingston, Rhode Island 02881

Ms. Jane A. YoungersDirectorOffice of Research and Project AdministrationUniversity of Rochester518 Hyland BuildingRochester, New York 14627

Mr. Paul J. WardGeneral CounselLegal DepartmentUniversity of South Carolina104 Osborne Administration BuildingColumbia, South Carolina 29208

Dr. Karen M. YarboroughVice PresidentOffice of Research and Extended ServicesUniversity of Southern MississippiSouthern Station, Box 5116Hattiesburg, Mississippi 39406

Dr. John EckAssociate Dean Research and DevelopmentUniversity of Toledo 2801 West BancroftToledo, Ohio 43606

Dr. Norman BrownDirectorOffice of Technology TransferUniversity of Utah295 Chipeta Way, Suite 280Salt Lake City, Utah 84108

Mr. Ralph M. SwensonAssistant to the DeanGraduate CollegeUniversity of Vermont335 Waterman BuildingBurlington, Vermont 05405-0160

Mr. Ralph D. PintoUniversity of Virginia Alumni

Patents FoundationTowers Building, 6-2111224 West Main StreetCharlottesville, Virginia 22903

Mr. Donald R. BaldwinAssistant Provost, Research and

Director, Technology TransferUniversity of Washington Building XD-404225 Roosevelt Way, NortheastSeattle, Washington 98195

Mr. Thomas M. HinkesDirector of LicensingWisconsin Alumni Research FoundationPost Office Box 7365Madison, Wisconsin 53707

Mr. Paul J. FarleyAssistant to the Vice President

for ResearchUniversity of WyomingBox 3355, University StationLaramie, Wyoming 82071

Mr. Wayne H. WatkinsDirectorOffice of Technology CommercializationUtah State University1780 North Research Parkway, Suite 108Logan, Wtah 84321

Mr. Herbert B. ChermsideDirectorOffice of Sponsored ProgramsVirginia Commonwealth UniversityPox 568, MCV StationRichmond, Virginia 23298-0568

Mr. Theodore Kohn - Intellectual Property MgrVirginia Polytech Institute and State University1800 Kraft DriveBlacksburg, Virginia 24061

Mr. Todd R. PatrickLicensing ManagerWashington State UniversityResearch ParkNortheast 1615 East Gate BoulevardPullman, Washington 99164-1802

Mr. Harry (Duke) S. LeaheyDirectorOffice of Industrial Contracts and LicensingWashington University118 North Brookings HallSt. Louis, Missouri 63130

Mr. David SkinnerIntellectual Properties ManagerWayne State University1088 Mackenzie HallDetroit, Michigan 48202

Mr. Gary B. WalkerAssistant Director for Finances

and AdministrationWoods Hole Oceanographic InstitutionWoods Hole, Massachusetts 02543

Gwen Mattison, EsquireDirectorOffice of Legal AffairsWright State UniversityColonel Glenn HighwayDayton, Ohio 45435

Mr. Robert K. BickertonDirectorOffice of Cooperative ResearchYale University246 Church Street, Suite 401New Haven, Connecticut 06510

Mr. Howard Katz, DirectorOffice of DevelopmentYeshiva UniversityBelfer Building, Room 8071300 Morris Park AvenueBronks, New York 10461

Dr. Lester T. JonesTechnical Assess. & University RelationsCorporate Research Laboratories/3M3M Center, Building 201-2S-05St Paul, MN 55144-10000

Dr. Aldo Crovetti, Commercial Dev, and LicensingChemical and Agricultural Products Div,Abbott Laboratories Department 45WNorth Chicago, IL 60064

Mr. Richard MoreheadVice PresidentCorporate Planning and DevelopmentAbbott Laboratories0-369, AP6D-2Abbott Park, IL 660.64

Dr. Donna ShawManager, In-licensingPharmaceutical Products DivisionAbbott Laboratories0-461 AP 6-0Abbott Park, IL 60064

Mr. Craig SundheimerManager, New business DevelopmentHospital Products DivisionAbbott LaboratoriesDepartment 980, Building AP6BAbbott Park, IL 60064

Dr. Robert P. GlazeVice President for Research DevelopmentThe University of Alabama at Birmingham202-A Mortimer Jordan HallBirmingham, AL 35294

Kenneth J. Roozen, Ph.D.Executive Assistant to PresidentUniversity of Alabama at Birmingham125 Mortimer Jordan Hall, UAB StationBirmingham, AL 35294

Dr. Jan VleggaarPresidentAkzo Corporate Research America, Inc.Livingstone AvenueDobbs Ferry, NY 10522

Dr. Dale G. BrownManager of Technology LicensingAgricultural ProductsAmerican Cyanamid CompanyPO Box 400Princeton, NJ 08540

Dr. Arthur K. HoffmannManager, New Technology AppraisalAmerican Cyanamid Company1937 West Main StStamford, CT 06904-0060

Gerald J. Siuta, Ph.D. New Product LicensingLederleLaboratories Div., American Cyanamid CoMiddletown RoadPearl River, NY 10965

Ms. Sylvia AruffoMgr., Technology Business Assessment SourcingBaxter Health Care CorporationPO Box 490 (mail code WGI-2N)Round Lake, IL 60073

Mr. Frank BuonoDirector, New Product SuggestionsBecton Dickinson & CompanyOne Becton DriveFranklin Lakes, NJ 07417

Mr. William G.CongerSenior Patent CounselBASF Corporation1419 Biddle AvenueWyandotte, MI 48192-3736

Mr. Clifford LanhamChiefOffice of Research/Technology ApplicationsArmy Harry Diamond Labs (SLCHD-TT)2800 Powder Mill RoadAdelphi, MD 20783-1197

Mr. David A. WinchellDirector Venture TechnologyPatenterals DivisionBaxter Healthcare CorporationRoute 120 & Wilson RoadRound Lake, IL 60072

D.M. MezzapelleVice President - CounselScience and Technology GroupBristol-Myers Company345 Park AvenueNew York, NY 10154

Julius A. Vida, Ph.D.Vice President, LicensingBristol-Myers Company345 Park AvenueNew York, NY 10154

Ms. Marilyn ZiemerAssociate Director of LicensingScience and Technology GroupBristol-Myers Company345 Park AvenueNew York, NY 10154

Mr. John S. Goodman Vice President, LicensingBlock Drug Company257 Cornelison AvenueJersey City, NJ 07032

Mr. Reiner BeckerVice President, Corporate PlanningBoehringer Ingelheim Corporation90 East Ridge RoadRidgefield, CT 06877

Gerald A. Bush, Ph.D.Director, Technology AssessmentBoehringer Mannheim Corporation9115 Hague RoadIndianapolis, IN 46250-0I00

Mary Welch, Ph.D.Manager, Technology AssessmentBiochemistry R&DBoehringer Mannheim Corporation9115 Hague RoadIndianapolis, IN 46250-0100

Mr. Neil MacDonaldExecutive (North America)British Technology GroupNational Press Building, #1145Washington, DC 20045

Ms. Margaret C. BogosianPatent CounselBrookhaven National LaboratoryBuilding #355, Director's OfficeUpton, NY 11973

Mr. Roger G. DitzelDirector, Technology ManagementOffice of the PresidentUniversity of California1320 Harbor Bay Parkway, Suite 150Alameda, CA 94501

Dr. Martin RachmelerDirector, Technology Transfer OfficeUniversity of California, San DiegoR - 006LaJolla, CA 92993-0406

Mr. Carl B. WootenAssociate DirectorUniversity of California Patent Office1320 Harbor Bay Parkway, Suite 150Alameda, CA 94501

Ms. Sarah Shoaf Director, Corp. Technology Admin.Centocor Incorporated244 Great Valley ParkwayMalvern, PA 19355

Ms. Julia Stefanelli Program ManagerTechnology CommercializationCenter for Innovative TechnologyCIT Building, Suite 6002214 Rock Hill RoadHerndon, VA 22070

Ms. Lucy ChangDirector, R&D Scientific Admin.CETUS1400 53rd StEmeryville, CA 94608

James H. Meade, Ph.D.Senior Director, Scientific CoordinationCETUS Corporation1400 53rd StreetEmeryville, CA 94608

Mr. Gary CrazeTechnology Planning and DevelopmentCompaq Computer Corporation2055 FM-149 M204Houston, TX 77070

Mr. Michael B. SchroederAttorneyCompaq Computer CorporationPO Box 692000Houston, TX 77269-2000

Mr. Cloys G. TolbertTechnology Planning and DevelopmentCompaq Computer Corporation20555 fm 149Houston, TX 77070

Mr. Dennis L. BarstenLicensing ManagerDow Brands9550 Zionsville RoadIndianapolis, IN 46268

Ms. Maria Saveria CinquegraniResponsible for Patent DivisionConsiglio Nazionale Delle RicercheViale Leigi 48/B00198 Rome, ITALY

Mr. William M. Corbett, Jr. Assoc. Dir.Dana-Farber Cancer Institute44 Binney StreetBoston, MA 02115

Ms. Adda C. Gogoris, Esq.Darby and Darby805 Third Avenue, #27New York, NY 10022

Mr. Denis N. BeaudryC.D.T DirectorEcole PolytechniquePO Box 6079, Station AMontreal, CANADA H3C 3A7

Ms. Danielle BERNEMANHead of Industrial Property SectionInstitut Pasteur28 rue du Docteur-Roux75724 Paris Cedex 15, FRANCE

Mr. Richard D. Christy, Jr.Director, Corporate DevelopmentGen-Probe Incorporated9880 Campus Point DriveSan Diego, CA 92101

Cynthia Scott Fuller,Ph.D.Manager, New Technology IdentificationGenetech, Inc.460 Point San Bruno BoulevardSouth San Francisco,CA 94080

Mr. Steven J. HochhauserManager Patents and LicensingGenelabs Incorporated505 Penobscott DriveRedwood City, CA 94963

Dr. Robert A. O'BrienDirector, Experimental TherapeuticsKnoll Pharmaceuticals30 North Jefferson RoadWhippany, NJ 07981

Mr. Richard A. RauschenbergerManager, New Products & TechnologiesHollister, Inc.2000 Hollister DriveLibertyville, IL 60048

Dr. Alan A. RubinDirector Licensing TechnologyDuPont CompanyBarley Mill PlazaWilmington, DE 19898

Mr. Richard A. SmithManager, Pharmaceutical LicensingEli Lilly & CompanyLilly Corporate CenterIndianapolis, IN 46285

B. Richard Vogt, Ph.D.DirectorUniversity Research DevelopmentGlaxa, Inc.5 Moore DriveRTP, NC 27709

Dr. Gert P. VolppDirector, Commercial DevelopmentFMC CorporationPO Box 8Princeton, NJ 08543

Dr. Clayton W. YohoManager of Intellectual PropertyJohnson Wax1525 Howe Street, #120Racine, WI 53403

Dr. Larry R. KlevansAssistant Director, Corporate LicensingHoffman LaRoche, Inc.340 Kingsland AvenueNutley, NJ 07110

Mr. V. ViswanathanAssistant DirectorLicensing and Corporate DevelopmentHoffman LaRoche, Inc.340 Kingsland StreetNutley, NJ 07110

Ms. June BlalockAssociate DirectorTULCOPO Box 12001Research Triangle Park, NC 27709

Dr. Allen C. BraemerDirector of Technology AcquisitionSyntex Research3401 Hillview Avenue, MIS A4-TAPalo Alto, CA 94303

Mr. Howard Bremer Patent CounselWisconsin Alumni Research Foundation614 North Walnut StreetMadison, WI 53705

Mr. George W. Brodhead, Jr.Assistant University Counsel andAssociate Director, Research ServicesUniversity of North Carolina - Chapel HillCB #4100 Bynum Hall, Cameron AvenueChapel Hill, NC 27599

Mr. E. Michael EganDirector of Business DevelopmentRepligen CorporationOne Kendall SquarerBuilding 700Cambridge, MA 02139

Mr. Allen S. GinsburghDirector of Corporate DevelopmentSundstrand Corporation4751 Harrison Avenue, PO Box 7003Rockford, IL 61125

Mr. Preston W. GroundsAssoc. Director, Research & DevelopmentMiami Valley LaboratoriesProctor & Gamble CompanyPO Box 398707Cincinnati, OH 45239-8707

Dr. Edward J. HanusDirector, Technology Acquisitions and

University RelationsVicks Research CenterOne Far Mill CrossingShelton, CT 06484

Mr. Yasuhiko KitauraManager, Planning & Commercial Dev,Plastics and Specialty ChemicalsSumitomo Chemical America, Inc.345 Park AvenueNew York, NY 10154

Mr. James P. LeydaDirector of Commercial Development, USMerrell Dow Pharmaceuticals, Inc.10123 Alliance RoadCincinnati, OH 45242

Mr. George A. MontanyeSenior Patent CounselRockwell International Corporation3370 Miraloma Avenue (MS 031-HA33)Anaheim, CA 92803

Ms. Cassie Phillips, AttorneyPerkins CoieOne Bellevue Center, Suite 1800Bellevue, WA 98004

Dr. Robert J. RousseauDirector of Scientific LicensingMarion Laboratories9300 Ward ParkwayKansas City, MO 64114

Dr. Wilhelm F. SchaefflerExecutive Vice PresidentLicensing, Technology, AcquisitionMiles, Inc.PO Box 8823, 2200 Powell StEmeryville, CA 94662

Mr. Paul G. WaugamanAssistant Dean, Research Admin.Bowman Gray School of MedicineWake Forest University300 South Hawthorne RoadWinston-Salem, NC 27103

Dr. James E. WillisVice PresidentScientific Development & Tech. ServicesPharmacia P-L Biochemicals, Inc.2202 North Bartlett AvenueMilwaukee, WI 53202

Dr. William T. DavisDirector of LicensingPfizer, Inc.235 East 42nd StreetNew York, NY 10017

Dr. Nash MarinovicDirector, Licensing and DevelopmentPfizer, Inc.219 East 42nd Street, 9th FloofNew York, NY 10017

Jayne Tobin Douglas, M.D.Senior Technology AnalystTechnology AssessmentPfizer Hospital Products GroupBuilding 188 Eastern Point RoadGroton, CT 06340

Mr. Richard A. GerstinManager of Business DevelopmentPfizer Hospital Products Group235 East 42nd StNew York, NY 11017

Mr. Norman M. PollackResearch Contracts Associate Director301 Henrietta St the Upjohn Co.Kalamazoo, MI 49001

Edith R. Schwartz, Ph.D.7299-24-3The Upjohn Company30I Henrietta StreetKalamazoo, MI 4900I

Dr. Peter BurrillVice President, MarketingMeridian Instruments, Inc.2310 Science ParkwayOkemos, MI 48864

Edward S. Varian, Jr.Manager, Idea Development OfficeUnion Carbide Corporation39 Old Ridgebury RoadDanbury, CT 06817-000I

Mr. Robert E. ArchibaldPatent CounselApplied Physics LaboratoryThe Johns Hopkins UniversityJohns Hopkins RoadLaurel, MD 20707

Dr. Francis J. MeyerAssistant Dean for Technology LicensingSchool of Medicine, The Johns Hopkins University720 Rutland Avenne, Room 129Baltimore, MD 21205

Or. Edwin YatesPatent Management OfficerThe Johns Hopkins UniversityCharles and 34th StreetsBaltimore, MD 21218

Mr. Joseph P. AllenDeputy Director, Technology CommercializationU.S. Department of Commerce, Room 420414th St and Constitution Ave NWWashington, DC 20230

f]erbert M. Blatter, Ph.D., M.B.A.Director of Licensing and Bnsiness Dev,Southern Reseach Institute2000 9th Avenue SouthBirmingham, AL 35255-5305

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FIRST PUBLIC DEMONSTRATION OF USET'S ONLINE TECHNOLOGY DATABASE

Dear AUTM Meeting Attendee:

We would like to invite you to join us for the initial public demonstrations of USET'seasy to use, online technology search database. We are happy that most who are attendingwill find information concerning their own institution on our database.

USET is hosting its FIRST DEMONSTRATION in the Regency Center Ballroom immediatelyfollowing AUTM's Welcoming Reception:

Sunday, February 18 from 7:00 to 9:00 PM

An open bar and hors d'oeuvres will be available.

ADDITIONAL ONLINE DEMONSTRATIONS will be conducted in Suite 431 of the HyattRegency on:

Monday,

Tuesday,

February 19

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2:00 PM, 3:00 PM, 4:00 PM, S:OO PM

9:00 AM, 10:00 AM, 11:00 AM

Dr. Daphne Lambright and I will be available. for questions and special scheduling ifthe times above are not convenient.

We are all aware of the rapidly changing political and economic conditions in the worldtoday. These changes have created an unprecedented worldwide demand for new technologyand collaborative research partnerships. Our database has been designed to assist youin taking full advantage of this opportunity. When complete, we will provide theinternational business community with a single depository of hundreds of technologyportfolios from around the world coupled with a state of the art search capability.

I believe that as you use our database, you will appreciate the simplicity with which asubscriber can quickly obtain technology information from multiple sources.

We look forward to seeing you in Sunday in the Regency Center Ballroom and Monday andTuesday in Suite 43I.

February 18, 1990

Sincerely,

(f_Il!Norman J. LatkerVice President, Legal and Technology Affairs

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"IDEAL" DATA- ENTRY FORMAT

FIELDS:

I. CREATING BODY: Name of the university

2. INVENTOR(S): Name(s) of the inventor(s)

3. TITLE: Full title of invention (as on patent)

4. DESCRIPTION: Non-enabling word description

5. APPLICATION: Specific or generic application ofinvention

6. ADVANTAGES: Advancement made over current state-of-the-art

7. PATENT STATUS: Patent Number, Patent ApplicationDate, Technical Note (i.e., patentprotection undecided or not intended)

8. INQUIRIES TO: Office to be contacted regardinglicensing or additional information

9. REFERENCE NUMBER: University identification number ofpatent, if any

10. LICENSE TERMS: Le., Exclusive, Non-exclusive,Collaborative Support

II. KEY WORDS:

12. OTHER: For all else.

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January 18, 1990

Dear:

Thank you for your interest in USET's full-text technology database. As you requestedduring your phone conversation with Dr. Lambright of my staff, I am sending this description ofUSET's on-line service.

USET designed the technology on-line system for those individuals interested in exploringavailable technology opportunities, primarily industry licensing executives. USET on-line databasesubscribers can find and track technology developments quickly and easily. USET's technology online system uses innovative search features. These features enable subscribers to search USET's fulltext technology databases without the use of thesauri or complicated search commands.

The USET technology on-line system is an information source consisting of several fulltext, technology-oriented databases. USET is collecting this information from universities, federallaboratories and industry. Most of this information is unique to the USET on-line system. USETlists non-enabling descriptions of licensable technologies collected from universities, federallaboratories and industry. USET also provides summaries of research activities in progress atuniversities, federal laboratories and small businesses in the database. In addition, USET includesdescriptions of R&D services and facilities available to the public on a fee basis at universities andfederal laboratories. --

A major feature of USET's on-line database is the listing of non-enabling abstracts oflicensable university technologies. This information is not available in any other publicly accessibleon-line database. USET provides this non-exclusive listing service without charge to universities.When a university enters into a license agreement with a USET database subscriber, USET collectsno royalties or commissions.

The technologies listed on the USET database include those with patents and those with patentapplications. USET also lists those technologies which do not normally enter the patent process (i.e.,

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software or monoclonal antibodies). USET does not require you to fill out special forms whensubmitting your technology descriptions. USET accepts technology abstracts in hard copy orelectronic form.

We look forward to working with you and your staff. Please don't hesitate to contact me withany questions or comments you may have.

Sincerely,


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January 18, 1990

Thank you for your willingness to participate in USET's full-text. on-line technologydatabase. As you requested during our phone conversation with Dr. Lambright of my staff, I amsending you this letter which describes our on-line database service.

The USET Technology database contains information related to technology and technologytransfer. A major feature of our database is the listing of non-enabling abstracts of licensabletechnologies currently available at major universities. This listing service is provided free of chargeto universities. There are no royalties or commissions charged when a listed technology is licensed.

The technologies listed on the USET database include those with patents. those with patentapplications. and those technologies which do not normally enter the patent process (i.e., software ormonoclonal antibodies). Our licensable technology database consists of the following informationfields:

I. Creating University2. Inventor (s)3. Title4. Description of Technology5. Potential Application of the Technology6. Advantages of this Technology7. Patent Status (Patented, Patent Pending, or Tech Note)8. Submit Inquiries To (UT Research Corp. Contact Name and Number)9. Reference Number (UT Research Corp. Internal ID Number)10. License TermsII. Keywords (Not Required)

USET accepts technology abstracts in hard copy or electronic form and will format theinformation as needed upon receipt. You are not required to reformat your information.

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:,Letter toJanuary 18, 1990Page Two

Likewise, your submitted technology descriptions do not have to include all of the abovelisted fields. The information fields are only listed to provide you with an insight to the kinds ofinformation we can incorporate into our database.

We look forward to working with you and your staff. Please don't hesitate to contact mewith any questions or comments you may have. Again, thank you for your cooperation.

Sincerely,


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LIST OF MAJOR TASKS FOR SAN ANTONIO AUTM MEETINGFEBRUARY 18 - 20, 1990

Hyatt Regency (512) 222-1234* indicates task completed

I. Make Hotel Room Reservations* A. Norm's King size bed (for 2/16 only) confirmation #

00531 (@ $97/night)* B. Norm's Jr. Conference suite w/ wet bar (for 2/17 - 2/20)

(confirmation # 900991) (@ $200/night) also requestedrefrigerator

* C. Daphne's room (for 2/18 - 2/21) (confirmation # 8656641)(@ $85/night)

D. Open House/Reception Room (for 7-9' P~, 2/18/90)Signed Agreement being returned to confirm reservation

II. Make Equipment AFangementsA. Make arrangements for additional phone lines for modem

Communications Manager is Sandy BradfieldShe will provide necessary information 1/29/90

'B. Equipment Rental costs (February 18-20):Personal Computer Rentals (Diana @512/694-4120)

Mac II $300LaserWriter $2502400 BD Modem $ 405 pkg paper $ 50Sunday Delivery $ 508% TAX $ 51.20

Payment Due at Delivery

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Audio Visual Concepts (Linda @512/737-1262)33" Projector $675Delivery $ 58% TAX $ 54

Payment Due when equipment picked up

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Confirm equipment reservationsSchedule Equipme!lt delivery for noon February 18:.hGet Checks cut for equipment rentalsMake arrangements with Hotel Electrician for Reception

and suite electrical outlets, etc. Written confirma (y.tion must be received in San Antonio by 2/2/90 ~ \

Make Open House/Reception Arrangements (Must guarananteenumber of reception guests by 2/15/90.) -~ C'._. _

Convention Contact is Neila Takacs (Catering office)A. Housekeeping Arrangements (Tables, chairs, linens etc.)

Bar arrangements (bottle costs, set-ups, bartender etc.)Food service arrangements (menu selection must be

finalized by 2/1/90.)Additional support staff (from hotel)Get Placard for room identification to be placed onstand outside entry door

F. Arrangements for hotel to provide pencils & notepads?

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IV. Send letters to university personnel announcing our attendance and include invitation to our Open House/RecepticnA. Write letterB. Identify mailing list to useC. Send out letters (must mail out 2/2/90 at latest)

VI. P epare Materials for Bulletin Board Display/AnnouncementA. Draft announcement to be used by MaccordyB. Identify purpose of bulletin board displayC. Prepare materials for bulletin board display

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Brochures/Handouts for meetingInclude information request/comment cards (detachablepart of brochure?)Include detailed information for information providerswhich describes database descriptions and fields/formatsas separate handout, not part of brochureBrochure should address concerns or both informationproviders and potential corporate subscribersBrochure (and bulletin board display) should address thepoints in the Dvorkowitz and KSU lettersGet brochures copied/printed (double-sided/3- or 4-fold)(make 1000?)Get pocket folders (with place for business cards) designed and made (make 200?)Colors, format and paper type for brochures and foldersGet USET Logo for reproduction

VII. Make Suite service arrangements for custom online demonstradons (non-alcoholic beverages only, no food?)A. Do we pr ovi.ds beverages or let hotel provide?B. Do we provide snacks or let hotel provide?

VIII.Coordinate Ho~ston database activities with AUTM meeting* A. Someone will be available in. Houston Sunday after

noon, Sunday evening and Monday evening.'B. All database information loading and indexing will be

completed before February 18th.'C. No untested software developments will be introduced to

complicate the demonstration procedure.

IX. Develop online search routine to be used during the onlinedemonstrationsA. Identify the "best" schools to useB. Identify the "best" search termslsuategies to use

X. Get necessary software to take to San AntonioA. Copy of most current version of TIC online softwareB. Copy of Macintosh Operating systemC. Copy of each university's licensable technologies

in ascii format for off-line text search/retrievalD. copy of text search and retrieval softwarsE. Copy of a paint programF. Copy of ~ord processing program

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.~~CSIMILE COVER PAG.

To: Norm Latker


Date: 12:26 EST 26-Jan-90

Subject: AUTM Meeting

Transmitting 2 pages in addition to this cover page.

Delivered by CompuServe Electronic Mail.(900126172608 73377.2034 EHL26-11

HyATT REGENCY SAN ANTONIOON THE RIVERWALK AT M\.SW DEL ALAMO123 LOSOYA STREET &%IIN0~ ANTONIO, TEXAS )~ USA

512222 1234 TELEx 767249

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January 25 ~990

Ms . Daphne LambrightUSET11 'Yukon CoveMa\1llleUa, Ark 72118

Dell.r'Ms. I"ambright:

To serve as a letter of agreement ~etween USET ~ndHyatt

Regency San Antonio, we have compiled the followinginformation.

DEPQSITS & PAXMENTPOLICIESAll deposits and payment arrangements are continqent uponapproval of Hyatt Regllncy Sl!In Antonio's Credit ManaqElr.

Full payment of estimated chllrquwill be due to HyattReqency San Antonio by 11:00AM on Thursday, ~ebruary 1',~990. Any over payment will !:Ie rafunded in the :form of acheck by mail.

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Please complete the enClosed "Accounting Form" and returnit to Hyatt Regency San Antonio for our records. Uponreceipt of the completed "AcCQunting Form" and the apprOValoftha Credit Manager, Hyatt Reqency San Antonio will set-upbiJ.linq privilegQs. Payment is due in full within 30 daysafter the last event in the afore listed sche~ule of $vents.

/Hyatt Reqenoy .San Antonio understands that USET w;;. .,',,,s to beDilled for the c 'larges of the aforeili"ntioned sCl'I3cLl.l.e of~vents. Billing 0:

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A copy of the tax exemption certiticate is requir84 tor ourrecords. upon receipt ot the tax oertificate, all salestaxes for your foOd & beveraqe will be adjusted off thefinal bill.

ATTENDANCE POLICIESHyatt Regency San ~ton10 will need a final guaranteednumber of quests who will be attending the event by 11:00amThursday, February 15, 1990. As a service, Hyatt Reg_ncySan Antonio will prepare for stover the guaranteed numberto accommodate unexpeoted guests. USET will be charged forthe quaranteed number or the number of guests served, whichever isgraater.

HEW ., ARRANGEMENTSEnclosed please find our current menu selections for yourreview. However, Hyatt Regency San Antonio will be happy towork with USET on any special requests. Menu price. do notinclude 17% service charqe or applicable sales tax.

All arrangements need to be finalized by Thursday, F.bruary1, 1990. Menup:t'icell! 40 not include 17% service charge orapplicable sales tax.

All food &beveraqe items to be served must be supplied byHyatt Reqency San ~tonio, unlecs prior approval has .beenmade.

AlSO, enclosed please find an electrical torm for USET,please fill in and return·it to U8 at your aarliestconvenience. Any charqes will be applied to the finalbalanCe of the event.

DECORATIONSHy~tt Regency San Antonio reservQS the right to approve anydecorations by any organization or individual within hotQlproperty. The degQratinq of tunetion rooms requires a8gh.matie of said decorations and desoriptions of itemsused, and must meet with hot.l apprOval.

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CONCLUSIoNHyatt Regency san Antonio is pleased to host USET'sHospitality.

To make these arrangements definite, please sign an4 returnthe enclosed copy of this letter to Hyatt Regency SanAntonio by Tuesday, January 30, 1990. Please keep this copytor your tile.. Shou14 Hyatt Regency San Antonio not have asigned copy ot this letter from USET, all pUblic space andarranqemertts will ~e releas.d.

Thank you,

HYATT REGENCY SAN ANTONIO - We Create Excitementt

Wo.. 't&tllJNELA TAKACSCatering/Convention Services Manager

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On behalf of USET, I agree 1n full with all arrangementsoutlined within this letter of agreement.

Signature Date ,_-

Enclosures: copy ot contractMenu PacketDirect Billing ApplicationElectrical Form

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- • '. . M(;' WINES AND SPIRITS /~We offercompl~beverage $eNlcefrom fully stock~oble bars.

Both host-sponsored or ccsh-per drink service Is avetilcble.

Unlimitedquantitiesof the blOndliQUors requestedon a per~ basis for QM hour,

PREMIUMJock Daniels Black

.Chlvos R$Qal SCotchF1nlandlaVodIcaBeefeater's Gin

Bacardl AmberRumSeagram's v.o.

HOSTED BAR COCKTAIL HOUR(Far PeIsan1'rIe8$)

Standard Brends $7.50-Addltlonal Hour $5.00COli Brenda a.SO-Addltlonal Hour 6.00Premium Brands 9.50-Addltlonol Hour 7.00

CALLOldGrandod

Oewor'$ Scotch .5rnlmotf Vodka

BoodIG$GinSOcordl light Rum

Seogram's "7"

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The Clboveprices oresubject to 0 17% service chorge.ALL chorgG$ ore bClsed uponIt'iaoctuol numbEll' 9fdrinks $eMld,

Thare is0 $3(),00 bartender chorgefer the first It'iree hours,&:tension of time Issubject to 0 $10.00 I'ElI' hoUr chorge end ovailOblillty of the bartender,

Alcoholic btt'lelClQes rnov not be brought Into !he hotel from outside sources.

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Borton's GinRon Rico Rum

Lord ColvertCanodlon

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Stondord BrandsColi BrendaPremium 8rOndsMorgarlta5Domestic BeersImported BeersWineSOttOrfnksJuice

CASH BAR(Tax gnd serviceC~Cl~e ere Included in Orlnk~)Standard8rands $3.25Coli Brands 3.50Premium Brands 3.76Domestic Beers 2.50Imported Beers 3.00Wine 2.75Soft Drinks 1.25

. JuICe 1.25$30.00 bartanderchOrge for!he first Iht&e houra $10.00~cter chorll" foreach QddltlQnClI houror porTIO<'\ 1heIeeI/. 520,00CQ~1eI' tee!Ofthe tllit l!1ree nours. sa.iX1 <:CIIhI8l tee toreocnadc!ltIQnol hO<,ir or portlon thereof.

HOSTED PUNCHES

SClngric $40.00 ~rGallonChomlXlgne Punch 50.00 per GallonSCrew Driver 50,00 per Gallonfruit Punoh 30.00 prilr GallonMargarites 6O.op per GallonBloodY Mary 45.00 per Gallon(1 GalIOnSenIN Cln& DrInk to 20Gueah)

~ g IXIrtencler is req",lred to ......, thent wlll be <:I $30,00iXJl18ndeI' el'lOlgll tor the ftl'll !hIM hcUrs. $10,00 bartenderchalgEl tor8QC/'I oddtt1onOl hclur orportion 1heIeeI/.

WINESWeere hOppy to offerthis3Qmpllng of finewines to add to the enJovment of yourmeal.

Inaddition, a full wine listIsavailable on reQuest.

OUR "EXCLUSIVE" HOUSE WINESJ. Lohr Red. INhlte Qnd Rose DOMAINE Chondqn Hyatt Cuvee SpQr1<lIngBottle 14.00 GIcss 2.75 . Boftle 20.00 GlCl8s 3.25

Bel Arbree INhIte Zlnfandel~ 14,00 Glasa 3.00

Chateau $to MichelleChardonnaY Beaujolais, louis Jcdot~ 15.00 Glaaa3.25 Bottle 15.00 Glaaa3.25

CORDIAL CARTSA Seleotton ofAne Imported Uqueurs Are Avollable

6.25 per OI1nk

17'4Sllrvi<:e ChcHg8 ond \.0<:01 Solei r"" IVe llppllcable to All Quotottcns.

•. ')ADDITIONAL ROASTS FOR BUFFETS & RECEPTIONS

Presented ql'lc:ic;arved by ourChefs\.

rn5AS1EO PRIME R18 OF BEEFCreamed Hooolodisl'l Sauce

$ElIIted with sliced Breods($2:<5,00 serves 50 OUQSl$)

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T€XAS Sl't'U: BARBECUED BEEF BRISKE1'with hot 8O~veSauceand Fle¥\ Rolls

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ROAS'JID WON OF BEEF ~OASTED smlP SIRLOIN OF BEEFComplemented with SouC$ BeomaJ$8 end MOd$ll'O Sauce

Mustc:lrd. MayonnaIse. HOI1llfCIdlsl'l ,,/ IlIrved with llIiced BNICdsseIVed with Sliced I3reod. ~.5 it>1 ~ ($250,00 8BMII?!lQI,lllStl)

($S50,OOS8/Yel1tx)..1SOguem) 'br.-r- . 3.;'> f'-(lM'f'--

CUREt) COUNTRY HAM ONTHE BONEPelt \MIlesauce /0 cr;r

-..ed wlihSl1c.cl Breods'b'"-.)f'

($i?5.oo....SO glM!l) r \

TACO STATtONP\cQdlllo. ShAJC:ided \.(Itluce. SoI8Cl Plccnte.Soul Cmam J Sf ··',?lCIdlJd· ChedddlChGea&

($175.00 p&r SiCtlOfl•• !lIM' SOg~)(~,OO p!5( stctlon. _ 25g~)

TEX-MEX f.lORS O'OEUVRESChili Puffs

BobyTomalelBeef Empanoda.

(5100.00 per 100pieces)

FAJITA STATIONSliced SIrloin 01 Chicken

Sour C/8Qm. Shredded Cheddor Cheese.Guoc:OI'I'IOIG & I'Ico de Qollo.

(CI\opI:)ed Onions. TomotCllll endJQIcPl!l'lO wtth CllanfTo)

with Rcur Tortlilas(S29S.Xl pel' stotlon.~ 50gUfilJ)

NACHO STATION5c18Cl PI~nte. Bean Cip.SoUl CroomChill con Queso &JalapenoPeppers($100.00 pet station, serves 50 guests)($55.00 per stQtian. I4t1WS 25 guests)

0lPSTexas SIZe flcwj ofG\.K:K:Q1'T'oOIe

wlII'l TortlllO Chlp$($(J().OO 1*bowl,181\19,20 guests)

PlcQnte Dipwith TortlllQ Chlpa($40.00 gar bcwI. servaa 20guests)ChIUCQIl Queso WithTortlllo Chipa

(sso.OOper c:hoIlng d.lah. ,$eIVeI20 Quem)

SPECIALTIES FROM OUR PASTRY SHOP

,( J~cArIIt SffiENCH PASTRIES OUrOMn MQdt rO Or* (315,00 pel QQaI'l)

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~ Fonc:v Tcr1eS - AescmId Flench I'as1lieG -~ tvIoussiH <;lnd FarfQItl~ 5e<:IsOnQI FlUlt TQltI- OUI f'.orn<luSCh..aa:okewtlh~

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by selected,COl'lCp8SDill SOuce

(HllVeS 50 guests)(S5OQ,OO)

PATE AND TERRINE DISPlAY5ervedwltl'l Cold Port WII1lil Sauce

(S8IVe$ 50guem)($~:CJ02__

STEAl< TARTAR~Iy Ground Beef mixed IMttlE"g Yolks. COpers,

Minced onions. Anchovies served wltl'lassorted cocktail breeds

(prepared b¥Our CaptaIn)(S8Ml1l50 guests)

($12SJXl per 5 Ibs.)

SMOKEO SEAfOOP PRESENTAllONInclue:1ee:

SrT1ok$d EelSmoked salmon

Smoked SturgeonSmoked. Trout

SI'TlCkedScallop&S8III8d with Creorned Honelt\dlsh. Bagels,

Cocktail Blecda andCrecm CheeIie(Sit/VIN 751*lP1e)

($495.00)

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. Cream Cheese GQllcntl~l)'A

,Ie Coronets HeQrts ofPOt~.rl~mpp M0U$S8 ($150.001~es)

smoKeeI~lmon Rosefte$SmokedGOoSe LIVer onTOClSt

.Smckf;l(j Oyste/$ on TOO$\'SteakTartor on Pumpernickel

($175.00~ 100 pleces)

SEAFOOD BY THE·PIECESGulf Shrimp on k;a($2.25 "* piece)

Freshly Shucked Gulf0V$1'lSIS($1.25per piece)

AlaskQn SnoIN CIab C1clWs on Ice($2.~5perpp)

ICE CARVINGSM IceCONing Ii a 5(.)eCtacutar centelplece tor your18CeI)ffon.

We <Xln reproduce Q corpQlate logoa a sculpture to cOCll'dlnate wtfha special theme.Coil ourCoteringoepartment to discuss the unllml11Kl possIblllttes.

SIDE OF SMOI<ED SALMONCope1'&, Onions. Cream cr.e.se. Beigels

Lemon.&. DillGomlstlSliced 0X:lcta1l~

Cheftocqrve(Selves SO guests)

($200.00eoch)

SHOW PIECES FROM THE GARDE-MANGER,PORt:EO ~!~ES1IC CHESS

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$2.953.502.402.952.50:lIo Charo;eNo Char'Ie

Standard BrandsMargar:ttasDomestic BeersImport.ed BeersWineSoft. DrinksJuice

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The above prices are sujbject to a 17%service charge. ALL charges are basedupon the actual number of drinks se~ed.

There is a $30.00 bartender charge for thefirst. three hours. ~tension of timet. sQbject t~a $10.00 per hour char~e and''avlIil"bil1cy fo the bartender. Alcoholicbeverages may not be brou~ht into the hote,f~om outside sources.

Baron of Beef @$550.00++Comulemented withXustard, Hayonnaise.Horseradishserved with ,Sliced Breads(serves 100-150 guests)

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~(100) Chinese Egg Rolls @$1.25ea.++

with Plum &Mustard Sauce '~(~OO) Mushrooms Stuffed with

Crabmeat@' $1.75ea.++

(150) Petit.e Quiche Lorraine @$1.00e8." ' .

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february 20, 1990

Daphne LambrightUSET11 Yukon CoveMaumelle, Arkansas 72118

Dear Ms. Lambright:

I want to take this opportunity to thank you, on behalfof the entire staff, for holding your recent functionat the Hyatt Regency San Antonio.

I truly enjoyed being of service to you and your guestsand hope that all those who attended were satisfiedwith our service and facilities. We welcome anycomments you may have on the hotel and staff that willallow us to improve our service to you in the future.

Ms. Lambright, it was a pleasure working with you onall the arrangements. I hope that you and your guestswill consider the Hyatt Regency San Antonio whenplanning your next function.

Sincerely,

~Nela TakacsCatering/Convention services Manager

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GENERAL INFORMATION SPECIAL SERVICES

Nail. Column. and permanent utility outlets are not to be usedIn those instances where your nseds cannot be found in thelist below. please describe your requirements. This work will be

Jy exhibitors, and are not part of the rental space. done and charged on a time and material basis.Jnder no circumstances $hall anyone otherthan theelectriciBn NOTE TO EXHIBITORS11 ake any electrical connections. An Electrical Service Order Form should be completely filled outfhe Chief Electrician has the power to refuse connections when requesting Electrical Services. All forms should be sentNhere wiring of extension cords constitutes afire hazard. to the Chief Electrician at least two weekspriorto the exhibit. A"II material and equloment furnished by Hyatt Regency San late fee of 1. 5times the normal amount will be charged for lastA,ntonio will remain the property ofHyatt Regency San Antonio, minute requests. All Electrical charges must bepaid in advance,SERVICE DOES INCLUDE POWER TO ONE POINT AND CONNEC- Cheeks should be payable to the Hyatt Regency San AntonioTIONS WILL BE MADE DEPENDING ON OUTLETS REQUESTED. and sent along with the form, .(Example) - Single, outlet includes one extension cord to

QUANTITV TOTALpoint of exhibitor's equipment Including a $25.00 charge. iTEM CHARGE CHARGESDEDICATED POWER OUTlETS·

EXHIBIT SERVICE REQUIREMENTS;). 20 AMPS 120 MIPS S2!iOO ISo.o()• Standard Conditions for Exhibit and Displays.

NOIHLAMMABL£:AII material used in the Exhibit Hall. Ballroom 30 AMPS - 208 Volts $5ll00or any other room of the Hotel MUST be non-flammable toconform with the Fire Regulations of the City of San Antonio.

. TRANSFORMER HOOK-UP 40 AMPT~ 200 AMPElectrical Wiring and eqUipment installation must conform toappropriate N.E.C, Material not conforming with such Transformer Rental $75.00regulations will be removed immediately at the eXhibitor'sexpense. Engines. meters or any kind of equipment may be Transformer Hook-Uo ssaoooperated only with the consent of the Director ofEngineeringof the hotel. EI$Ctrlcal Charge 51 per AMISPECIAL NOTICES: No nails. or bracing wires used to erect $1 per AMP, per day per daydisplays may be attached to the bUilding without written EXHIBITOR'S BOOTHS HDOK·UP SERVICEconsent of the Director ofEngineering ofthe hotel. All propertydestroyed or damaged by exhibitors must be replaced In Its Exhibit nook-up ,pervendor 52500original condition by the. exhibitor or atthe exhibitor's expense. Reg. extension Cord - 101't. S5.ooNo exits should be blocked at any time. for any reason,UABIUTY: The hotel will not be responsible for any injury. loss . Reg. extensiOn Cord· 25 Ft, $10.00or damage· that may occur to the exhibitor, the exhibitor's Reg, extension Cord· 50 Ft. $25.00employee ofproperty, or to any other person. prior, during, orsubsequent to the period covered by the exhibit contract. 4Way Outlet Quad Box $25.00provided such injury. loss ordamage isnot caused bythewilful

6'Strip Plugs - 150 Watt $30.00negligence orwrongful act of an employee of the hotel. EaChexhibitor expressly releases the hotel from SUCh lIabilili!l9 and Spot Ught C1amos • 150Watl $2500agrees to indemnify the hOtel against any and all claims for

100 Watt Bulbs S1.SOsuch injury, loss or damage.INSURANCE: Exhibitors who desire to carry Insurance. on their 150 Watt Bulbs 52.50exhibits must place it at their own expense,

GRANO TOTAL:~ 50.06DATE:

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