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Subject: LISP programming job at Stanford
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Date: Sun, 2-Sep-84 22:21:58 EDT
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From: Matt Ginsberg <SJG@SU-AI.ARPA>

The Heuristic Programming Project at Stanford is interested in hiring a LISP
programmer to work on the MRS project.  MRS is an expert-system-building
tool which implements a predicate calculus-style knowledge base, with
inference and retrieval handled by meta-level information.

The job would involve maintanence of the MRS system, as well as the
development of documentation for it.  Salary will be a function of
the qualifications of the individual hired, and is expected to be
commensurate with an industrial appointment.

MRS is funded by ONR; both Stanford and the U.S. government are
equal opportunity employers.  Resumes should be sent to:

			Dr. M.L. Ginsberg
			Department of Computer Science
			Stanford University
			Stanford, California  94305

			electronic mail address: sjg@su-ai.arpa