Vannevar Bush, an American engineer, inventor, and science administrator, who was considered key to winning Word War II and was, in effect, the first presidential science advisor, was born on March 11 ...

The recipient of a joint doctorate in electrical engineering from Harvard and MIT, Bush had achieved an exhaustive list of bona fides: a founder of Raytheon, professor as well as dean of ...

Vannevar Bush, EGD ‘16, ... Directing graduate study in electrical engineering, Bush increased the number of people earning master’s degrees in the department from four in 1921 to 45 in 1923.

This wooden box with a glass front contains two of the six original integrators from the differential analyzer designed by Vannevar Bush (1890-1974) for use in the electrical engineering department at ...

Formerly known as the National Security Science and Engineering Faculty Fellowship, the Vannevar Bush Fellowship supports out-of-the-box ideas where researcher creativity intersects with the unknown.

Previously known as the National Security Science and Engineering Faculty Fellowship, the fellowships’s name was changed in 2016 to honor Dr. Vannevar Bush, a former professor and dean of ...

Baraniuk, Rice's Victor E. Cameron Professor of Electrical and Computer Engineering, is one of the world's leading experts on compressive sensing, a branch of signal processing based on mathematical ...

Our commitment will not waver. On a summer day in 1940, Vannevar Bush, a former dean of engineering from MIT, approached the Oval Office for a meeting with President Franklin Delano Roosevelt. In his ...

Lim, a professor of computational and applied mathematics at UChicago, is among the 10 scientists and engineers chosen for the Bush Faculty Fellowship program. The projects, said Heidi Shyu, ...