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Bachelors Mechanical Engineering Johns Hopkins University
Masters Physics Johns Hopkins University

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According to Wikipedia, Hugh Latimer Dryden was an American aeronautical scientist and civil servant. He served as NASA Deputy Administrator from August 19, 1958, until his death. Biography Early life and education Dryden was born in Pocomoke City, Maryland, the son of Samuel Isaac and Nova Hill Culver Dryden, and was named after a popular local Methodist clergyman. During the financial panic of 1907, his father lost his job and the family moved to Baltimore, Maryland.

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THE NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION (1958) (751)
A review of the statistical theory of turbulence. (1943) (195)
Review of Published Data on the Effect of Roughness on Transition from Laminar to Turbulent Flow (1953) (139)
Measurements of Intensity and Scale of Wind-Tunnel Turbulence and Their Relation to the Critical Reynolds Number of Spheres (1937) (132)
THE EFFECT OF WIRE GAUZE ON SMALL DISTURBANCES IN A UNIFORM STREAM (1949) (126)
Air flow in the boundary layer near a plate (1936) (103)
The Use of Damping Screens for the Reduction of Wind-Tunnel Turbulence (1947) (78)
Recent Advances in the Mechanics of Boundary Layer Flow (1948) (74)
Turbulence and Diffusion (1939) (59)
Advances in Applied Mechanics, Vol. 6 (1962) (49)
The measurement of fluctuations of air speed by the hot-wire anemometer (47)
Effect of turbulence in wind-tunnel measurements (1931) (43)
A. Transition from Laminar to Turbulent Flow (1960) (30)
The Effect of Turbulence on the Drag of Flat Plates (1937) (27)
Rarefied Gas Dynamics (1962) (24)
The Design of Low-turbulence Wind Tunnels (1949) (22)
Preparation of Glutaraldehyde and Pseudopelletierine1,2 (1951) (20)
The flight of uncontrolled rockets (1964) (20)
Studies in the Total Synthesis of Steroids and Their Analogs. I. Synthesis of 19-Nortestosterone1 (1961) (18)
Some Recent Contributions to the Study of Transition and Turbulent Boundary Layers (1947) (17)
Combined effects of turbulence and roughness on transition (1958) (16)
A reexamination of the Potsdam absolute determination of gravity (1942) (16)
Turbulence and the Boundary Layer (1939) (15)
The Reaction of N-Bromosuccinimide with Cycloheptatriene1 (1955) (15)
Fifty Years of Boundary-Layer Theory and Experiment. (1955) (14)
The Electrolytic Reduction of α-Aminoketones1,2 (1952) (13)
Reduction of turbulence in wind tunnels (1931) (12)
Wind pressure on a model of the Empire State Building (1933) (11)
Rearrangement of α-Aminoketones during Clemmensen Reduction. X. Influence of Phenyl Substitution1 (1953) (10)
A NEW SYNTHESIS OF CYCLOHEPTATRIENE (1954) (10)
Aerodynamic Characteristics of Airfoils at High Speeds (8)
The Theory of Isotropic Turbulence (1937) (8)
The Aeronautical Research Scene -Goals, Methods and Accomplishments (1949) (7)
Aerodynamic characteristics of twenty-four airfoils at high speeds (6)
Pressure Distribution Over Airfoils at High Speeds (6)
Improved Apparatus for the Measurement of Fluctuations of Air Speed in Turbulent Flow (1934) (6)
Investigation of Turbulence in Wind Tunnels by a Study of the Flow About Cylinders (5)
Studies in the Total Synthesis of Steroids and Their Analogs. II. Des-A Analogs of Clinically Active Steroids (1961) (5)
Turbulence, Companion of Reynolds Number (1934) (5)
Advances in Applied Mechanics, Volume 6 (1960) (5)
Wind pressures on structures (1926) (5)
SOLAR ENERGY IN THE EXPLORATION OF SPACE. (1961) (4)
INTERNATIONAL SERIES OF MONOGRAPHS IN AERONAUTICS AND ASTRONAUTICS CHAIRMAN (1964) (4)
Stability and Control Research (1936) (4)
Some aspects of transition from laminar to turbulent flow (1955) (4)
Footprints on the moon (1964) (4)
Fluid Mechanics and Statistical Methods in Engineering (1941) (3)
The turbulence problem today (1949) (3)
The International Congress for Applied Mechanics: Paris, September 22-29, 1946. (1947) (3)
Aerodynamics of Cooling (1936) (3)
Report to the committee on hydrodynamics, National Research Council (1932) (3)
Stormy Life. Memoirs of a Pioneer of the Air Age. (Book Reviews: Stormy Life. Memoirs of a pioneer of the Air Age) (1957) (3)
Faster than sound (1948) (2)
Computation of the two-dimensional flow in a laminar boundary layer (1935) (2)
The NASA Space Edition (1962) (2)
Rockets as Research Tools in Aeronautics (1949) (2)
Guidance and Homing of Missiles and Pilotless Aircraft (1946) (2)
Aerodynamic characteristics of circular-arc airfoils at high speeds (1932) (2)
CONTRIBUTIONS OF THEODORE VON KARMAN TO APPLIED MECHANICS (1963) (2)
Fact finding for tomorrow's planes (1953) (1)
The scientist in contemporary life. (1954) (1)
Problems in ultra-high-speed flight (1955) (1)
Absolute gravity‐determinations (1943) (1)
The University and the Exploration of Space. (1965) (1)
Contributions of applied mechanics to space exploration (1964) (1)
NASA and Education. (1964) (1)
NASA AND THE UNIVERSITIES. PRINCIPAL ADDRESSES AT THE GENERAL SESSIONS (1962) (1)
Our Heritage from Wilbur and Orville Wright (1953) (1)
Research on building materials and structures for use in low-cost housing (1938) (1)
Silencing the Airplane (1930) (0)
Some Aspects of the Design of Homing Aero-Missiles (1945) (0)
Toward New Horizons. Volume 3. Technical Intelligence Supplement (1946) (0)
Welcoming Address on Behalf of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (1965) (0)
Impact of progress in space on science. (1962) (0)
The nation's manned space flights (1965) (0)
Prospects for Space Travel. Penrose Memorial Lecture (1960) (0)
The National and International Significance of the Lunar Exploration Program (1961) (0)
The effect of area aspect ratio on the yawing moments of rudders at large angles of pitch on three fuselages (1933) (0)
Future Exploration and Utilization of Outer Space (1961) (0)
Turbulence in Wind Tunnels (1932) (0)
Letter from Hugh L. Dryden to Joshua Lederberg (1961) (0)
Looking toward maturity in the space age (1966) (0)
Introduction to Aeronautical Dynamics. ManfredRauscher. Wiley, New York; Chapman & Hall,London, 1953. xiv + 664 pp. Illus. $12 (1954) (0)
THE PRESSURE OF THE WIND ON LARGE CHIMNEYS. (1930) (0)
Howard Percy Robertson, Physicist. (1961) (0)
TOWARD THE NEW HORIZONS OF TOMORROW (1962) (0)
Looking ahead in space (1964) (0)
Letter from Hugh L. Dryden, National Academy of Sciences to Joshua Lederberg (1957) (0)
Space Knowledge and Its Impact on Future Research (1959) (0)
NASA and Education (1964) (0)
Toward New Horizons. Volume 8. Guided Missiles and Pilotless Aircraft (1946) (0)
Contributions of applied mechanics to space exploration /the william m. murray lecture, 1963/. (1964) (0)
Atoms and Space (1959) (0)
COMMUNICATIONS SATELLITES- STATEMENT TO THE COMMITTEE ON AERONAUTICAL AND SPACE SCIENCES, U.S. SENATE (1962) (0)
Discussion: “The Boundary Layer and Skin Friction for a Figure of Revolution” (Millikan, Clark B., 1932, Trans. ASME, 54(2), pp. 29–39) (1932) (0)
SPEECH BY HUGH I. DRYDEN, DEPUTY ADMINISTRATOR, NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION BEFORE THE DISTRICT CONVENTION OF THE AMERICAN LEGION, DEPARTMENT OF VIRGINIA, ROANOKE, VIRGINIA, JULY 27, 1963 (1963) (0)
THE UNITED NATIONS IN THE FIELD OF OUTER SPACE (1963) (0)
Air forces on circular cylinders, axes normal to the wind, with special reference to dynamical similarity☆ (1920) (0)
National and international cooperation in scientific experiments on future earth-orbiting spacecraft. (1965) (0)
Furhter measurements of propeller fan characteristics (1931) (0)
A propeller-vibration indicator (1934) (0)
The Exploration of Space (1959) (0)
Discussion: “Air Resistance of Railroad Equipment” (Lipetz, A. I., 1937, Trans. ASME, 59, pp. 617–640) (1938) (0)
The international geophysical year (1956) (0)
The national significance of the augmented program of space exploration (1961) (0)
Global Aspects of the Exploration of Space (1960) (0)
Introduction to Aeronautical Dynamics . Manfred Rauscher. Wiley, New York; Chapman & Hall, London, 1953. xiv + 664 pp. Illus. $12 (1954) (0)
MEMORANDUM OF UNDERSTANDING BETWEEN THE FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION AND THE NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE ADMINISTRATION RELEASE 61-31 (1961) (0)
Stormy Life . Memoirs of a pioneer of the air age. Ernst Heinkel. Jurgen Thorwald, Ed. Translated from the German. Dutton, New York, 1956. 256 pp.+ plates. $5. (1957) (0)
The role of physics in aeronautical development (1952) (0)
THE ROLE OF ENGINEERING IN THE SPACE PROGRAM (1963) (0)
Power and propulsion for the exploration of space. (1964) (0)
Space technology and the naca (1958) (0)
The space environment-- new frontier of electronics news release 62-81 (1962) (0)
Nasa progress in life sciences (1964) (0)
THE U.S. SPACE PROGRAM (1963) (0)
A method of exciting resonant vibrations in mechanical systems (1933) (0)
SYMPOSIUM ON RESEARCH FRONTIERS IN SOLAR ENERGY (0)
Interaction Between Space Exploration, Science, and Technology (1965) (0)
To sail the new ocean of space (1964) (0)
Gemini 5 review before the national academy of sciences news release (1965) (0)
Contributions of applied mechanics to space exploration /william m. murray lecture/. (1964) (0)

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