Warren Weaver

Q: What Schools Are Affiliated With Warren Weaver

Warren Weaver is affiliated with the following schools: University of Wisconsin–Madison, California Institute of Technology

Why Is Warren Weaver Influential?

According to Wikipedia, Warren Weaver was an American scientist, mathematician, and science administrator. He is widely recognized as one of the pioneers of machine translation and as an important figure in creating support for science in the United States.

Warren Weaver's Published Works

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Published Papers

Science and complexity. (1000)
American Association for the Advancement of Science (163)
The Settling of Small Particles in a Fluid (142)
Science and the Citizen. (118)
Probability, rarity, interest, and surprise. (84)
Lady Luck: The Theory of Probability (63)
A quarter century in the natural sciences. (58)
Statistical Evidence. (48)
Molecular biology: origin of the term. (47)
Good teaching. (43)
The Diffusion Problem for a Solid in Contact with a Stirred Liquid (30)
The Moral Un-Neutrality of Science (27)
The Duration of the Transient State in the Settling of Small Particles (27)
The Moral Un-Neutrality of Science: The scientist's special responsibilities are examined an address given at the 1960 AAAS annual meeting. (25)
Science and People. (19)
Lady Luck: The Theory of Probability. (17)
U.S. philanthropic foundations : their history, structure, management, and record (16)
The president's review : including a quarter century in the natural sciences, from the Rockefeller Foundation, annual report (16)
The scientists speak (15)
Report of the Special Committee: A suggestion for simplifying a procedure, now almost traditional, by which various agencies reach decisions. (13)
Mathematics of Modern Engineering. (13)
Scene of Change: A Lifetime in American Science (12)
Science and imagination : selected papers of Warren Weaver (8)
The Disparagement of Statistical Evidence. (7)
Uplift Pressure on Dams (7)
Report of the Special Committee (7)
Dreams and Responsibilities (6)
Why is science important? (6)
Lewis Carroll: Mathematician (5)
Alice in Many Tongues (5)
A Debate on the Theory of Relativity. (3)
The pressure of sound (3)
Statistical Freedom of the Will (3)
Basic Research and the Common Good. (2)
MARCHING IN STEP. (2)
Lewis Carroll and a Geometrical Paradox (2)
The Attractivcness of Dessert. (2)
The Kinetic Theory of Magnetism (2)
SOME MORAL PROBLEMS POSED BY MODERN SCIENCE (1)
New Institute for Biological Studies at San Diego. (1)
Who Speaks for Whom or for What? (1)
Mathematics and the Problem of Ore Location (1)
The patent office problem (1)
The First Edition of "Alice's Adventures in Wonderland" A Census (1)
More Statistics (1)
Science and the Citizen (1)
Fundamental Questions in Science (1)
People, Energy, and Food (1)
Manned space exploration. (1)
Award for Distinguished Service to Professor Richard Courant (1)
The Emerging Unity of Science (1)
The Average Reading Vocabulary; An Application of Bayes's Theorem (0)
Science and Religion. (0)
BOOK AND FILM REVIEWS: Lady Luck, The Theory of Probability (0)
Response : Science and Religion (0)
Conformal Representation, with Applications to Problems of Applied Mathematics (0)
Marching in Step (0)
Letter from Warren Weaver to Joshua Lederberg (0)
The Encouragement of Science (0)
Letter from Warren Weaver, Rockefeller Foundation to Joshua Lederberg (0)
Response : Statistical Evidence (0)
Letter from Warren Weaver to Linus Pauling (0)
How Big Is Too Big? (0)
AAAS Policy (0)
Molecular Biology: Origin of the Term (0)
What Do We Do About Science (0)
Manned Space Exploration (0)
Problems for Solution: [2869-2875] (0)
Philanthropic foundations and grants to universities. (0)
The American Association for the Advancement of Science (0)
Discussions: Note on the Teaching of the Principle of Mathematical Induction (0)
Stakes in nuclear power. (0)
Communicative Accuracy. (0)
Radiations and the genetic threat (0)
Early support for mathematics from Rockefeller agencies (0)
Scientists' Statement on Energy Policy (0)
THE ENERGY OF SMALL OSCILLATIONS. (0)
Good Teaching (0)
WHAT A MOON TICKET WILL BUY (0)
Problems for Solution: [2806-2813] (0)
REVIEW: Theory of the Potential by W. D. MacMillan (0)
How Radiation Can Affect Our Children (0)
[Diary entry of Warren Weaver on his visit to Joshua Lederberg's lab] (0)
Making our government work : the challenge of American citizenship (0)
Letter from Warren Weaver to Francis Crick (0)
BOOK AND FILM REVIEWS: A Penetrating View of Science: Science and Imagination (0)
Rededication to Liberal Decency. (0)
Questions, Discussions, and Notes (0)
C&N feature: WHY IS SCIENCE IMPORTANT? (0)
Moment of Truth. (0)
Science and Religion (0)
Scientific Explanation. (0)
Lady Luck. The Theory of Probability (0)
Planning Problems Involved in Relocation (0)
Now That Marco DeFunis Has His Law Degree... (0)
The American Association for the Advancement of Science. (0)
Diary entry of Warren Weaver on his first impression of Joshua Lederberg (0)
New Institute for Biological Studies at San Diego (0)
Memorandum from Warren Weaver [on his visit to Stanford University in February 1941] (0)

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What Schools Are Affiliated With Warren Weaver?

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What Are Warren Weaver's Academic Contributions?

Warren Weaver is most known for their academic work in the field of computer science. They are also known for their academic work in the fields of and mathematics.

Warren Weaver has made the following academic contributions: