Wayne B. Hales | Academic Influence

Why Is Wayne B. Hales Influential?

According to Wikipedia, Wayne Brockbank Hales was an American physicist, educator and academic administrator. He was president of Snow College from 1921 to 1924. He also taught at Ricks College and Weber College , before joining Brigham Young University in 1930, where he remained until his retirement in 1972.

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Wayne B. Hales's Published Works

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Published Works

Micrometeorology in the Tropics (1949) (12)
Thermistors as Instruments of Thermometry and Anemometry (1948) (9)
Critical Photoelectric Potential of Clean Mercury and the Influence of Gases and of the Circulation of the Mercury Upon it (1928) (6)
Recording Lissajous Figures (1945) (5)
ACOUSTICS OF THE SALT LAKE TABERNACLE (3)
Malignant Melanoma of the Hard and Soft Palate (1958) (3)
Critical photoelectric potential of clean mercury and the influence of gases and the circulation of mercury upon it (2)
Neurofibroma of the mouth. (1965) (1)
OSTEOLYSIS IN THE JAWS. (1963) (0)
Acoustical Properties of the Salt Lake Tabernacle (1929) (0)
Canyon Winds of the Wasatch Mountains (1933) (0)

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What Schools Are Affiliated With Wayne B. Hales?

Wayne B. Hales is affiliated with the following schools:

Snow College
California Institute of Technology
University of Chicago
Brigham Young University
University of Utah