Harvey Brooks

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Harvey Brooks is affiliated with the following schools: Yale University, Harvard University

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Harvey Brooks

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#2649

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#3884

Historical Rank

#1034

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According to Wikipedia, Harvey Brooks was an American physicist, "a pioneer in incorporating science into public policy", notable for helping to shape national science policies and who served on science advisory committees in the administrations of Presidents Dwight D. Eisenhower, John F. Kennedy, and Lyndon B. Johnson. Brooks was also notable for his contributions to the fundamental theory of semiconductors and the band structure of metals. Brooks was dean of the Division of Engineering and Applied Sciences of the Harvard University.

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Harvey Brooks 's Published Works

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Published Works

Dislocations in Crystals (1953) (737)
Theory of the Electrical Properties of Germanium and Silicon (1955) (296)
THEORY OF SEMICONDUCTOR-TO-METAL TRANSITIONS (1967) (169)
Ferromagnetic Anisotropy and the Itinerant Electron Model (1940) (169)
The relationship between science and technology (1994) (137)
THE LATTICE VIBRATION SPECIFIC HEAT OF GRAPHITE (1953) (123)
Semiconductor-To-Metal Transitions in Transition-Metal Compounds (1967) (85)
Dielectric constant of germanium and silicon as a function of volume (1959) (80)
External learning opportunities and the diffusion of process innovations to small firms (1991) (78)
NUCLEAR SCIENCE and ENGINEERING (1960) (71)
Technology and global industry : companies and nations in the world economy (1987) (63)
Public-private partnership : new opportunities for meeting social needs (1985) (52)
THE ASSESSMENT OF TECHNOLOGY (1970) (52)
The Resolution of Technically Intensive Public Policy Disputes (1984) (52)
Technology and Global Industry (1987) (52)
The fragile contract (1997) (50)
Ordering Energy and Effective Pairwise Interactions in a Binary Alloy of Simple Metals (1968) (48)
Research universities and the social contract for science (1993) (45)
chapter one – SOCIAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION (1982) (44)
Pressure Dependence of the Resistivity of Germanium (1954) (44)
Energy in transition 1985-2010 (1980) (42)
Cohesive Energy of Alkali Metals (1953) (40)
Quantum theory of cohesion (1958) (40)
Radiation Effects in Materials (1959) (37)
External Learning Opportunities and the Diffusion of Process Innovations to Small Firms: The Case of Programmable Automation (1991) (35)
Applied science and technological progress. (1967) (34)
The Problem of Research Priorities (1978) (31)
The Semiconductor Industry-Model for Industry/university/government Cooperation (1997) (29)
Interband Scattering inn-Type Germanium (1961) (28)
Science for Public Policy (1987) (28)
Assembly of Fissionable Material in the Presence of a Weak Neutron Source* (2000) (27)
Science, Technology, & Human Values (1979) (26)
The Government of Science (1968) (25)
g Value in Alkali-Metal Conduction-Electron Spin Resonance (1964) (24)
Can Science Survive in the Modern Age? (1971) (23)
Xenon-Induced Oscillations (1965) (23)
Nuclear Radiation Effects in Solids (1956) (22)
Dilemmas of engineering education (1967) (22)
Energy Bands in Solids—The Quantum Defect Method (1958) (20)
Science Indicators and Science Priorities (1982) (19)
Note on Diamagnetic Anisotropy and the Method of Molecular Orbitals (1941) (15)
Conductivity, Hall Effect, and Magnetoresistance inn-Type Germanium, and Their Dependence on Pressure (1955) (14)
Energy and American Values (1982) (14)
Physics and the Polity: Are physics and society on divergent courses? (1968) (14)
Lessons of History: Successive Challenges to Science Policy (1990) (13)
Policy for science (1984) (13)
Pressure Dependence of the Hall Constant of the Alkali Metals (1961) (13)
Diamagnetic Anisotropy and Electronic Structure of Aromatic Molecules (1940) (12)
Report to the American Physical Society by the study group on research planning for coal utilization and synthetic fuel production (1981) (12)
The problem of attention management in innovation for sustainability (1996) (12)
Introduction to the theory of diffusion and slowing down of neutrons. (1949) (11)
GENERALIZATION OF THE VARIATIONAL METHOD OF KAHAN, RIDEAU, AND ROUSSOPOULOS AND ITS APPLICATION TO NEUTRON TRANSPORT THEORY (1964) (10)
Technology, Competition, and Employment (1983) (9)
Science and the allocation of resources. (1967) (8)
The Strategic Defense Initiative as Science Policy (1986) (7)
Annual Review of Energy (1991) (7)
Science Advice in the White House? Continuation of a Debate (1975) (7)
II. Technology Assessment in Retrospect (1976) (7)
BINDING IN METALS (1963) (7)
A Critique of the Concept of Appropriate Technology (1981) (6)
Are scientists obsolete? (1974) (6)
Technology: Hope or catastrophe? (1979) (5)
Cyclic Convection‐Currents (1941) (5)
INTERMEDIATE RESONANCE ABSORPTION IN NONHOMOGENEOUS SYSTEMS (1964) (5)
University-Industry Cooperation as Industrial Strategy (1989) (5)
“World leadership”, the “technological gap” and national science policy (1972) (5)
Technology and values: new ethical issues raised by technological progress. (1973) (4)
The Research University: Doing Good, and Doing It Better. (1988) (4)
Science indicators and science policy (1980) (4)
The Future: Steady State or New Challenges? (1990) (4)
CORRECTION FOR THE SEPARATION OF HYDROGEN ISOTOPES DURING DISTILLATION IN THE DETERMINATION OF TRITIUM (1964) (4)
Theory of Thermal Breakdown in Sodium Chloride (1970) (4)
A Framework for Science and Technology Policy (1972) (4)
Recent Books in P. A.: A Collage@@@Public-Private Partnership: New Opportunities for Meeting Social Needs (1986) (3)
Models for Science Planning (1971) (3)
Sponsorship and social science research (1984) (3)
Autonomous Science and Socially Responsive Science: A Search for Resolution (2001) (3)
Energy: a summary of the CONAES report (1980) (2)
The Human Side: Technology Is a Human Tool, Not a Replacement (1986) (2)
I'm No Angel (1933) (2)
What Can Technology Do About Technology (1971) (2)
Science and the Future of Economic Growth (1974) (2)
The Government of Science and Science Policy and the University (1969) (2)
Academy energy study. (1977) (2)
ANALYTIC APPROXIMATION TECHNIQUES (1963) (2)
Lidiard's Theory of Itinerant-Electron Antiferromagnetism (1967) (2)
Challenge to Civil Engineering (1964) (2)
Accomplishments and Limitations of Solid State Theory (1961) (1)
Advice matters (1993) (1)
The Human Side: Why Management Style Has To Change (1986) (1)
SOME SPIN WAVE PROPERTIES OF FERRIMAGNETIC AND ANTIFERROMAGNETIC SIMPLE CUBIC CRYSTALS (1954) (1)
Stationary states of semiconductors (1959) (1)
NAS Collaboration with SSRC. (1970) (1)
Resources and the Quality of Life in 2000 (1978) (1)
Can science and technology rescue the faltering US economy (1985) (1)
Some propositions about Sustainability (1988) (1)
CHAPTER 11 – The Role of International Research Institutions (1987) (1)
A Conversation with Harvey Brooks on the Social Sciences, the Natural Sciences, and Public Policy — Conducted by I. Bernard Cohen (1994) (1)
I Want You - I Need You (1933) (1)
Science Indicators and Science Priorities : Science, Technology & Human Values (1987) (1)
Support for IIASA. (1988) (1)
Erratum: Theory of Thermal Breakdown in Sodium Chloride (1971) (0)
The Case for Discontinuity in the Diffusion of Process Innovations: The Problem of Small Firms in Maturing Industries (1989) (0)
II. Request for Input: Ota Study of the Health of the Scientific and Technological Enterprise (1977) (0)
The roots of science policy (1983) (0)
Electron and solid state physics (1967) (0)
U.S. Defense: Is Reform Possible? (1989) (0)
A Framework forScienceand TechnologyPolicy (1972) (0)
Generalization of the Variational Method of Kahan, Rideau, and Roussopoulos. II. A Variational Principle for Linear Operators and its Application to Neutron‐Transport Theory (1967) (0)
Response : The Uses of Knowledge (1972) (0)
The Redirection of Science (1988) (0)
Limits of Scientific Inquiry (1979) (0)
Wrangling in Washington (1994) (0)
Annual review of energy, Volume 13 (1977) (0)
INJECTION AND DIFFUSION OF HOLES AND ELECTRONS IN A SEMICONDUCTOR (1953) (0)
Summary of APS action on ERA (1979) (0)
Does Science Have More to Fear From Its Friends Than Its Enemies (1976) (0)
TABLES OF COULOMB WAVE FUNCTIONS. VOLUME II. (R=8.4-R=15.0) (1959) (0)
TABLES OF COULOMB WAVE FUNCTIONS. VOLUME I. (r = 2.0-r = 8.3). Technical Report No. 260 (1959) (0)
Does science have more to fear from its friends or its enemies? (A) (1975) (0)
The Process of Elimination (1947) (0)
Robert Maxwell and the founding of the journal of physics and chemistry of solids in 1955 (1988) (0)
CHAPTER 15 – Reports of Forum Panels (1987) (0)
NAS Collaboration with SSRC (1970) (0)
U.s. Science and technology: a prescription for "health". (1977) (0)
A Perspective on the American Academy (1975) (0)
Basic Research in the Service of Public Objectives in the Service of Public Objectives (2000) (0)
Implications of scarcity for materials research (2008) (0)
Working Paper-- The Problem of Attention Management in Innovat ion for S ust ainabilit y (2007) (0)
Keeping science at the core (1985) (0)
The dynamics of funding, enrollments, curriculum and employment (2008) (0)
Tables of Coulomb Wave Functions. Volume 1. (r=2.0-r=8.3). (1959) (0)
Letters to the editor. (1972) (0)
Letter from Harvey Brooks to Joshua Lederberg (1991) (0)
I. Diamagnetic Anisotropy and Electronic Structure of Aromatic Molecules. I. Ferromagnetic Anistropy and the Itinerant Electron Model. (1940) (0)
Book reviews (1973) (0)
CHAPTER 1 – Introduction and Overview (1987) (0)
Advice and dissent in White House science (1981) (0)
Annual review of energy. Vol. 8 (1980) (0)
The Future of the Academy (1976) (0)
MAGNETIC PROPERTIES OF ITINERANT ELECTRONS. 1. FERROMAGNETISM (1964) (0)
The president's science advisers (1965) (0)
Tributes to Elias Burstein: An appreciation of Eli Burstein (1986) (0)
Educating and Training the U.S. Work Force for the Twenty-First Century (1991) (0)
Government policy: Technology demonstration or service delivery (1989) (0)
Future energy alternatives in perspective (1980) (0)
THE EFFECT OF HYDROSTATIC PRESSURE ON THE PROPERTIES OF SEMICONDUCTORS. (1968) (0)
An analysis of proposals for a Department of Science (1986) (0)
Book reviews (1995) (0)

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