Herman Branson

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Herman Branson is affiliated with the following schools: University of California, Berkeley, Virginia State University, University of Cincinnati, Virginia Union University, Dillard University, Howard University

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Herman Branson

Physics

#1717

World Rank

#2619

Historical Rank

#707

USA Rank

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Physics

Herman Branson's Degrees

Bachelors Physics Virginia Union University
PhD Physics University of Cincinnati

Why Is Herman Branson Influential?

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According to Wikipedia, Herman Russell Branson was an American physicist, chemist, best known for his research on the alpha helix protein structure, and was also the president of two colleges. He received a fellowship from the Rosenwald Foundation.

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Herman Branson's Published Works

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Published Works

Theory of Chain Copolymerization Reactions (1944) (77)
The kinetics of reactions in biological systems. (1952) (26)
Mathematical biophysics of the central nervous system (1945) (24)
Electron Impact Studies in CH4, CH3Cl, CH3Br and CH3I (1953) (20)
A mathematical description of metabolizing systems. (1946) (18)
THE USE OF ISOTOPES IN AN INTEGRAL EQUATION DESCRIPTION OF METABOLIZING SYSTEMS (1948) (16)
On the Quantization of Mass (1940) (16)
Metabolic pathways from tracer experiments. (1952) (16)
The Use of Isotopes to Determine the Rate of a Biochemical Reaction. (1947) (14)
The Quantitative Theory of Autoradiography Illustrated Through Experiments With P32 in the Chick Embryo. (1948) (13)
The order of utilization of phosphorus compounds in the egg by the chick embryo. (1950) (13)
THE INTEGRAL EQUATION REPRESENTATION OF REACTIONS IN COMPARTMENT SYSTEMS (1963) (10)
The turnover time of phosphorus in normal, sickle cell trait, and sickle cell anemia blood in vitro as measured with P32 1,2. (1952) (8)
On the Kinetics of Copolymerization (1943) (6)
The flow of a viscous fluid in an elastic tube; a model of the femoral artery. (1945) (6)
A mathematical description of metabolizing systems. (1946) (6)
The Effects of Vitamins on Phosphorus Metabolism in the Chick Embryo: 1. Vitamin D and the Utilization of Inorganic Phosphorus. (1947) (5)
The Mathematical Treatment of Metabolic Processes (1961) (4)
The Hazards in Black Higher Education: Program and Commitment Needs (1987) (4)
The Role of the Negro College in the Preparation of Technical Personnel for the War Effort (1942) (4)
The Appearance Potential of C+ in the Mass Spectra of Some Substituted Methanes and the Heat of Sublimation of Carbon (1952) (3)
Studies of sickle cell anemia. III. Plasma proteins in normal and sickle cell anemia blood. (1958) (3)
Nurses Talk About Abortion (1972) (3)
Microfilm in the Negro College (1942) (2)
A Study of Biological Variability: the Distribution of P32 in the Phosphorus Compounds of the 8-Day Chick Embryo (1952) (2)
Analytical solutions for the specific activities of a traced substance within the component parts of a simulated kidney-ureter system. (1970) (2)
The Training of Negroes for War Industries in World War II (1943) (2)
Interinstitutional Programs for Promoting Equal Higher Educational Opportunities for Negroes (1966) (2)
Physics Training for the Negro Student (1942) (2)
Symposium: Needed research in science education (1956) (1)
Financing Higher Education For Poor People: Fact and Fiction. (1970) (1)
Studies Of Sickle Cell Anemia (1958) (1)
Diffusion As A Function Of Aggregation I Colloidal Media (1942) (1)
The inhibition of the uptake of radiophosphate in normal and sickle anemic red blood cells. (1958) (1)
Sickle cell anemic red blood cell ghosts--an electron microscopic study. (1965) (0)
A mathematical description of PO4-transport in the red blood cell (1966) (0)
The Negro And Scientific Research (1952) (0)
A READER FOR MICROFILM (1940) (0)
Delayed Absorption And Diffusion In Colloidal Media (1942) (0)
The Negro Potential . Eli Ginzberg. Columbia University Press, New York, 1956. 144 pp. $3. (1956) (0)
MICROFILM EQUIPMENT FOR THE INDIVIDUAL WORKER (1941) (0)
A Prime Assessment for Black Colleges: Role of Blacks in the Sciences and Related Fields. (1978) (0)
Part I. The Differential Action Of Soft X Ray On Tubifex Tubifex. Part Ii. The Construction And Operation Of An X Ray Intensity Measuring Device. (1939) (0)
Implications of the Findings of Research in College‐Level Science Education (1959) (0)
What Research in Science Education Is Needed to Strengthen the College Science Program (1956) (0)
A MICROFILM CAMERA. (1941) (0)
Studies of sickle cell anemia. II. Phosphatase activities in normal and sickle cell anemic blood. (1958) (0)
Implications of the Findings of Recent Research in College Level Science Education–1959 (1960) (0)
Studies of sickle cell anemia. I. The transport of phosphorus across the red cell envelope as measured with radiophosphorus (P32). (1958) (0)
Understanding the oceans : motivating today's youth to work for tomorrow : proceedings, the 8th Annual Sea Grant Lecture and Symposium (1980) (0)
Auxiliary Efforts to Improve the Secondary–School Science Program (1960) (0)

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