Terry Allen Winograd papers include 33 boxes of print and audiovisual files dating back to the 1960s from Winograd’s own education and his career as a professor at Stanford University. The collection includes professional files, publications, research files, teaching files, audiovisual materials, computer files, and subject files on individual students.

Terry Allen Winograd (1946-), an impressive scholar and professor of computer science at Stanford University, is known for his research on artificial intelligence and natural language. As a PhD student at MIT from 1968-1970, Winograd wrote SHRDLU, a computer program for understanding natural language.

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