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Albert J. Morris, Chairman, 1990 - Present

Formerly:
President, BIOSYS, 1983-1989
General Partner, Oklahoma Energy Partnerships, 78-E, 79-1. 79-II, 79-III, 80-I
(1983) President and Board Chairman, Genesys Systems, Inc., 1967-1984
General Partner RCLP #1 (Television Communications Systems)
General Partner IMPACT (Medical Video Continuing Education)
President and Chairman of Board, Energy Systems, 1963-1966
President and Director, Radiation at Stanford, 1960-1963
Director, Radiation, Inc. 1960-1963
Chairman of Board, h nu Systems, Inc., 1964 (Founder)
Senior Vice President, Levinthal Electronic Products, 1953-1960 (Co-Founder)
President, Morris Defibrillator Co., 1950-1953 (Founder)
Partner, Chadwick-Morris Ship Stabilization Engineering, 1952 (Co-Founder)
Scientific Research Coordinator (Electronics), U.S.N. Office of Naval Research,
1946-1954. Chairman, San Francisco Section, IEEE, 1954
Chairman, San Francisco Council, WEMA, 1965
Chairman of Board, WESCON, 1961 (Director 1957-1961,
Commanding Officer, Volunteer Naval Research Reserve 12/3/53.
Chairman, San Francisco Chapter IEEE, Professional Group on Medical
Electronics, 1952 (Founder)
Research Associate, Stanford University, 1948-1952
Commander, U.S.N.R. (Retired)
Member, Engineering Advisory Council, University of California (1959-1967)
Consultant to Schools (Colleges) of Engineering at:

Stanford University	University of Rochester
University of Minnesota	Univ. of Southern California
Cornell University	Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
University of Maryland	University of Bridgeport
Univ. of Massachusetts	Colorado State University
Drexel University	U.C., Berkeley
University of Houston	U.C. Irvine
Illinois Institute of Technology	Georgia Institute of Technology
Bradley University	Univ. of Illinois, Circle Campus

Degrees: B. S. Engineering, Univ. of California, Berkeley, 1941
M. S. Electronics, Stanford University, 1948
Degree of Engineer (Electronics), Stanford Univ. 1950

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