Howard Heemstra

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Howard Heemstra is affiliated with the following schools: Iowa State University, University of Groningen

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#5700

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#6968

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#1215

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Architecture

#800

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#1420

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#223

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According to Wikipedia, Howard Heemstra was an architect, professor of architecture, and photographer. He was born in Orange City, Iowa on December 22, 1928 and died in Ames, Iowa on July 22, 2011. He graduated from Northwestern Academy , and Northwestern Junior College in Orange City in 1948 before earning a Bachelor of Architecture degree from Iowa State University in 1952. After working briefly in Sioux City for an architecture firm Heemstra joined the US Army and served two years in the Korean War. After returning from abroad he applied for graduate studies to Harvard University and the Cranbrook Academy of Arts in Bloomfield, Michigan. Since he could not afford Harvard's tuition he enrolled at Cranbrook and earned his Master of Architecture degree in 1958. Heemstra worked twelve years as an architect before joining Iowa State University in 1966. He became a full professor in 1976 and continued to teach until his retirement in 2003, when he was named Professor Emeritus. Heemstra worked at Ray Crites' architectural office in Cedar Rapids when the commission for Stephens Auditorium, part of the Iowa State Center on the Iowa State University campus, came to the firm, and he was the project architect for the building which was completed in 1969. Stephens Auditorium was selected as the "Building of the Century" by the Iowa chapter of the American Institute of Architects in 2004.

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Howard Heemstra's Published Works

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Alveolar oxygen tension and lung circulation. (1948) (56)
Properties of wood/agricultural fiberboard bonded with soybean-based adhesives (1998) (47)
The adaptation of the lung circulation to the ventilation. (1948) (38)
Long-term observation of the changes in pulmonary arterial pressure after reimplantation of the canine lung. (1968) (27)
Direct measurement of intrabronchial pressure; its application to the location of the check-valve mechanism. (1958) (26)
Agents acting on the lung circulation. (1948) (25)
A Study of Defibrillating Agents on Perfused Rabbit Hearts (1955) (14)
The development of an increased pulmonary vascular resistance by local hypoxia. (1954) (11)
Chromatographic separation of different bromsulphalein metabolites in urine and bile. (2009) (8)
Limiting factors of expiration in normal subjects. (1955) (6)
Transthoracic electrical impedance: artifacts associated with electrode movement. (1978) (6)
Lung collapse and thoracic expansion during the induction of a pneumothorax in rabbits. (1956) (5)
Soybean-Based Adhesive Resins and Composite Products Utilizing Such Adhesives ( 2001 ) (2015) (4)
The alveolar-arterial difference in oxygen-tension. (1948) (3)
Ventilatory response to unilateral pressure breathing of intact and reimplanted lungs in dogs. (1969) (3)
An illustrated introduction to the rainfall patterns of Kenya (1979) (3)
A gas-analysis apparatus of 200 c.mm. samples. (1948) (2)
SUPPLEMENTARY EXTRACORPOREAL OXYGENATION (SECO) - REGIONAL OXYGEN DELIVERY IN V-A PERIPHERAL VERSUS CENTRAL PERFUSION (1976) (2)
Interpretation of oesophageal pressure and of alveolar pressure obtained by the interruption method. (1955) (1)
Development of a methodology for the ecological monitoring of range trends in Kenya (1978) (1)
SIMULTANEOUS BILATERAL HILAR STRIPPING (BHS) OF LUNGS - ALTERATIONS IN LUNG-FUNCTION AND CORRESPONDING LUNG MORPHOLOGY (1976) (1)
Hysteresis effects of the lungs and chest during positive and negative pressure breathing in rabbits. (1959) (1)
Recovery from experimental atelectasis. (1953) (1)
Influence of anoxia on blood pressure in the pulmonary artery. (1950) (1)
A gas-analysis apparatus for 200 cmm samples (1948) (0)
[Observations on the metabolism of bromsulphalein in the body]. (1960) (0)
[Supplementary extracorporeal oxygenation (SECO)]. (1974) (0)
SUPPLEMENTARY EXTRACORPOREAL OXYGENATION (SECO) - QUANTITATIVE EFFECT IN CONTROLLED RESPIRATORY INSUFFICIENCY (RI) (1973) (0)
Supplementary extracorporeal oxygenation (SECO) for respiratory insuffiency : some design specification for automatic control (1973) (0)
VENTILATORY RESPONSES TO EXPIRATORY POSITIVE PRESSURE (EPP) IN DOGS AFTER BILATERAL LUNG TRANSPLANTATION (BLT)AND AFTER BILATERAL CERVICAL VAGOTOMY (VAGOTOMY) (1972) (0)
[Mechanical properties of the normal & diseased lung]. (1957) (0)
[A look into the future: tomorrow's cardiologists]. (1974) (0)
Supplementaire extracorporele oxygenatie (SECO) (1974) (0)
Supplementary Extracorporeal Oxygenation(SECO): Experimental Models (1977) (0)
NON-INVASIVE DETERMINATION OF SPECIFIC IMPEDANCE OF LUNG (1977) (0)
[Observations on the effects of bromsulphalein]. (1959) (0)
[The transthoracic impedance method for the determination of the degree and change in extravascular water (author's transl)]. (1977) (0)
SUPPLEMENTARY EXTRACORPOREAL OXYGENATION (SECO) - COMPARISON OF QUANTITATIVE EFFECT OF AN A-V, V-V AND V-A SHUNT IN RESPIRATORY INSUFFICIENCY (1973) (0)
An Experimental Model of Respiratory Insufficiency for Supplementary Extracorporeal Oxygenation (1977) (0)

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