Roland W. Schmitt

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Roland W. Schmitt

Engineering

#2382

World Rank

#3282

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#792

USA Rank

Electrical Engineering

#2808

World Rank

#2952

Historical Rank

#379

USA Rank

Applied Physics

#3363

World Rank

#3453

Historical Rank

#363

USA Rank

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According to Wikipedia, Roland Walter Schmitt was an American physicist, business executive and the sixteenth president of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. He was born on July 24, 1923, in Seguin, Texas to Walter L. Schmitt and Myrtle F. Schmitt. On June 2, 1951, he married Alice V. Calhoun and they had two sons: Lorenz and Brian . Alice died on July 17, 1956. He later married Claire F. Kunz on September 19, 1957; they had two children: Alice and Henry .

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Roland W. Schmitt's Published Works

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Science and Product (1988) (100)
Low temperature electrical and magnetic behavior of dilute alloys of Mn in Cu (1957) (79)
Low-Temperature Electrical and Magnetic Behavior of Dilute Alloys: Mn in Cu and Co in Cu (1959) (40)
Possible Approach to the Low-Temperature Resistance Maximum in Dilute Alloys of Transition Metals in Noble Metals (1956) (37)
MAGNETIZATION AND MAGNETORESISTANCE OF SOME DILUTE ALLOYS OF Mn IN Cu (1956) (27)
The Physics of High-Field Superconductors (1963) (21)
INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE ON THE SCIENCE OF SUPERCONDUCTIVITY (1964) (16)
The Strategic Measure of R&D (1991) (13)
A RESEARCH INVESTIGATION OF THE FACTORS THAT AFFECT THE SUPERCONDUCTING PROPERTIES OF MATERIALS. (1963) (9)
National R & D Policy: An Industrial Perspective (1984) (9)
Public Support of Science: Searching for Harmony (1994) (8)
The Fermi surface of metals (1961) (8)
R&D In a Competitive Era (1987) (6)
Building R & D Policy from Strength (1983) (5)
Successful Corporate R&D : Harvard Business Review (1987) (5)
Adiabatic Thermal Changes in Barium Titanate Ceramic at Low Temperatures (1952) (5)
The 1988 Maurice Holland Award (1989) (4)
Electrical Resistivity Minimum Reported in Copper-Zinc Alloys (1954) (4)
Leadership in Technological Innovation (and Elsewhere) (2000) (4)
Conflict or synergy: university-industry research relations. (1997) (3)
An econometric analysis of energy over the next 75 years (1977) (3)
Improving international competitiveness (1986) (3)
Electrical Resistivity Minimum and Structural Defects in Copper (1954) (3)
Universities of the future (2014) (3)
The IRI Medalist's Address: Universities of the Future (1989) (3)
Design-Centered Innovation (1989) (3)
Misconduct in science. (1993) (2)
Technology Assessment — Its Role in Corporate Planning (1973) (2)
The discovery of electron tunneling into superconductors (1961) (2)
Solid‐state physicists and metallurgy (1971) (2)
124. Electrical and magnetic behavior of dilute alloys: Co in Cu, Mn in Cu (1958) (2)
Do manufacturing technologies need federal policies (1994) (1)
New roles for industry & university R/D: bridging the Langmuir Gap (1999) (1)
The “Little Geneva” Conference (1959) (1)
Adiabatic thermal changes in dielectrics at low temperatures (1951) (1)
Why Publish Scientific Research from Industry (1961) (1)
Support for Science: Rationales and Ratios (1994) (1)
Poles and zeros: Cryogenic electronics (1964) (1)
One Point of View: An Industrial Perspective on National R&D Policy (1984) (1)
The role of industry in international energy programs (1975) (1)
Research investigation of the factors that affect the superconducting properties of materials. Progress report No. 2, 15 Dec 1963--15 Jun 1964. [Al-Nb, Bi-Pb, B, Ga-V, In-Pb, Pb-Tl, Bi-Sn, Nb-Ti, Si-V, U] (1964) (0)
Vannevar Bush Was No Scientific Purits (1992) (0)
New Strategies for Funding Academic Research Facilities (1985) (0)
Future trends in electrical energy generation economics in the United States (1977) (0)
No static place in the Sun (1981) (0)
Superconductivity - its uses and potential. [Nb/sub 3/Sn, Nb/sub 3/Zr, Mo/sub 3/Re, Nb, Ta, V, Sn, Nb, Hg] (1963) (0)
Arthur M. Bueche (1982) (0)
Fulfilling the promise of academic research (1991) (0)
Research at General Electric (1980) (0)
SUPERCONDUCTIVITY--ITS USES AND POTENTIAL (1963) (0)
Trends and Tactics in Science Funding (1991) (0)
Unrealities in the energy R and D program (1978) (0)
Building R&D Policy from Strength : Science (1987) (0)
Detection and Suppression of Transistor Oscillation During Power Burn-In (1974) (0)
EXECUTING INNOVATION - THE INNOVATIONTHE AND THE HARE (1987) (0)
Scientific interchange and national security (1982) (0)
One Point of View: Unrealities in the Energy R&D Program (1978) (0)
Energy in the year 1999 (1974) (0)
Commentary (1989) (0)
Commercializing energy technology. [Techniques for selection and evaluation, e. g. , impact analysis] (1978) (0)
One Point of View: Where Is Tom Edison Now That We Need Him? (1983) (0)
National R&D Policy : An Industrial Perspective : Science (1987) (0)
Beyond Competitiveness: Technology Policy for the 1990s (1994) (0)
One Point of View: Technology Export — Defining Priorities (1982) (0)

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