Word: researchers
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...machine was developed as part of the research program of the Division of Engineering and Applied Physics. As part of the U.S. exhibit in the International Science Exhibit it will be in Brussels for six months beginning in April...
...addition to the lecture series, Lindsley, a University of California psychologist, will teach a graduate seminar this fall. Known for his analysis of brain waves with electro-encephalograms, he is engaged in research on epilepsy...
After graduating from Wittenburg College, Lindsley held a National Research Council Fellowship at the Medical School and at the Massachusetts General Hospital. During the war he directed a project on the selection and training of radar operators for the Armed Services...
...attract top men for research. General Dynamics has set out to build what Vice President Johnson calls "a monopoly on brains,'' now employs about 22,000 engineering and scientific personnel, pays them top salaries, e.g., $25,000 to $27,000. As a further inducement, General Dynamics lets its scientists delve into the most abstruse and uncharted fields with freedom, aware that in an age of rapidly changing technology the most basic research may prove valuable-perhaps even indispensable-for some new project. But Pace realizes that profits cannot be put off forever. Says he: "When our scientists begin...
After reviewing "new departures within the University during 1956-57," such as the new Department of Statistics, the new Center for International Affairs, the new Center for International Legal Studies, the new six billion volt electron accelerator now under construction, the Program for Harvard College, and numerous research efforts, the President speaks "a word" about athletics...