Profitable science in industry
By: by Dwight T. Farnham...James A. Hall...R.W. King...H.E. Howe.
Contributors: Hall, James A. b. 1888.; King, Robert Waldo, 1890-; Howe, Harrison Estell, 1881-1942.
Publisher: The Macmillan company
Published: 1925
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 291
Subjects: Technology; Research, Industrial; Industrial efficiency
Table of contents: title: Introduction, by D.T. Farnham.-Scientific research and the progress of the electrical industries, by R.W. King.-Illumination by electricity, by R.W. King.-The x-rays, by R.W. King.-Earning power of chemical research, by H.E. Howe.-Profit earning research, by H.E. Howe.-Contributions of scientific research to the development of mechanical engineering, by J.A. Hall.-Relation of research to high speed machinery and the mechanical working of metal, by J.A. Hall.-Progress in textile machinery; title: an example of profitable science, by J.A. Hall.-Scientific vs. casual management, by D.T. Farnham.-Results of scientific management, by D.T. Farnham.-Scientific research as an association activity, by H.E. Howe.