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Albert G. Hill. Julius A. Stratton. Jerome B. Wiesner. [JBW_9]


The intricacies of a standard radio-frequency generator, accurate for even extremely short radio waves, are explained to an M.I.T. undergraduate by Professor Albert G. Hill, Director of the Research Laboratory of Electronics. [AGH_4]

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Albert G. Hill at freshman reception [AGH_6a]

Albert G. Hill at freshman reception [AGH_6]

Albert G. Hill May 1947 [AGH_1]

Albert G. Hill [AGH_14]

Albert G. Hill [AGH_15]

Albert G. Hill [AGH_16]

Albert G. Hill [AGH_2]

Albert G. Hill [AGH_3]

Albert G. Hill [AGH_8]

Albert G. Hill. Julius A. Stratton. Jerome B. Wiesner. [JBW_9]

Dr. Fred Holloway, Exxon VP Science & Tech. Prof. David C. White, Dir. Energy Lab. Dr. Albert G. Hill, VP Research. Tech Talk, 7/10/74. [AGH_11]

Dr. Harold Lurie, (C), Director of Research for the New England Electric System, meets with Dr. Alfred A.H. Keil (L.), Dean of the School of Engineering, and Dr. Albert G. Hill, MIT V.P. for Research. (Tech Talk, Vol.17, No.23, 12/13/72) [AGH_10a]

Emmett Norton (Center), Director of Engine Research and Product Planning and Research at the Ford Motor Company, delivered a check this week for $125,000 to Dr. Albert G. Hill (Left), Vice President of Research at MIT and Prof. David C. White (Right), Director of the Energy Laboratory. Tech Talk, 6/24/74. [AGH_12]

Jerrold R. Zacharias. Albert G. Hill. August 1945 [JRZ_34]

Long-winded equations...can be solved in less than one minute by the new bantam electronic differential analyzer...Robert H. Cannon, Jr...describes it to Dr. A.G. Hill...and Ragnvald Maartmann-Moe. Feb 26 1950. [AGH_5]

Soviet Scientists visit MIT. 10/20/72. (L. to R.): Dr. Albert G. Hill, V-P for Research; Dr. Alexandr M. Prokhorov of the USSR, Prof. Mstislav V. Keldysh, Pres. of the USSR Academy of Sciences, Prof. A.P. French, and an unidentified person [AGH_9a]

The intricacies of a standard radio-frequency generator, accurate for even extremely short radio waves, are explained to an M.I.T. undergraduate by Professor Albert G. Hill, Director of the Research Laboratory of Electronics. [Albert_Hill_001]