Measures for Progress: A History of the National Bureau of Standards

DIRECTOR
CHIEFS
OF THE SCIENTIFIC AND TECHNICAL STAFF
Technical Assistant to the Director
I. ELECTRICAL
1. Standards of Resistance
2. Inductance and Capacity
3. Electrical Measurings Instru-
ments
4. Magnetic Measurements
5. Photometry and Illuminating
Engineering
6a. Radio Research and Testing
6b. Radio Development
7. Electrolysis Prevention
8. Safety Engineering
9. Gas Engineering
10. Electrical Service Standards
11. Telephone Service Standards
12. Electrochemistry
13. Radioactivity and X.ray
Measurements
II. WEIGHTS AND MEASURES
1. Length
2. Mass
3. Time
4. Capacity and Density
5. Gas Measuring Instruments
6. Thermal Expansivity
as of January 1, 1920
*Stratton, Dr Samuel W.
Brown, Dr Fay C. 1919-27
*Rosa, Dr Edward B.
Wenner, Dr Frank
Curtis, Dr Harvey L.
Brooks, Dr Herbert B.
Sanford, Raymond L. 1910—54
*Taylor, Dr A. Hadley
Dellinger, Dr J. Howard
*Kolster, Frederick A.
McCollum, Burton
Lloyd, Dr Morton G.
*McBride, Russell S.
Meyer, Dr J. Franklin
Wolff, Dr Frank A.
Vinal, Dr George W.
Dorsey, Dr N. Ernest
*Fischer, Louis A.
Judson, Dr Lewis V.
Pienkowsky,
Dr Arthur T.
*Beal, Arthur F.
Peffer, Elmer L.
*Stillman, Marcus H.
Souder, Dr Wilmer
*Stratton, to M.I.T. as president, Jan. 1, 1923; died Oct. 18, 1931.
*Rosa, died May 17, 1921.
*Taylor, A. Hadley, to Nela Park, Cleveland, 1921.
*Kolster, resigned to join Federal Telegraph Co., 1921.
*McBride, to McGraw-Hill, 1920, later private consulting chemical engineer.
5Fischer, died July 25, 1921.
5Beal, to Census Bureau, 1923.
*Stillman, to Fairbanks Scale Co., 1920.
591
1917—65
1917—23
1910—20
1910—13,
1917—54