Stanford and the Silicon Valley Project.
Contains seven interviews with Silicon Valley scientists and entrepreneurs in the fields of applied physics, microelectronics, and computer engineering. Those interviewed: Edward Ginzton, Varian Associates; Douglas Engelbard, SRI and McDonnell-Douglas; Reid Anderson, Verbatim; James Bliss, Telesensory Systems; John Linvill, Director of the Center for Integrated Systems at Stanford; Bruce Deal, Fairchild Semiconductor; and Martin Packard, Varian Associates.
Project conducted under a grant from the Hewlett-Packard Company Foundation for acquiring collections, including oral histories, illustrating the interconnections between academia and industry in the Santa Clara Valley.
Computer engineering.
Computer industry -- United States -- California -- Santa Clara County.
Electronic industries -- United States -- California -- Santa Clara County.
Microelectronics industries -- United States.
Physics -- Research.
Scientists -- Interviews.
California -- Industry.
Anderson, Reid.
Bliss, James.
Deal, Bruce.
Engelbard, Douglas.
Ginzton, Edward L. (Edward Leonard), 1915-
Linvill, John.
Packard, Martin.
Fairchild (Firm)
Stanford University. Center for Integrated Systems at Stanford.
SRI (Firm).
McDonnell-Douglas (Firm).
Telesensory Systems.
Varian Associates.
Verbatim (Firm).
AIP-ICOS
Stanford University. Department of Special Collections and University Archives. Stanford, CA 94305, USA