Alfred Lee Loomis as both financier and scientist

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Alfred Lee Loomis was a wealthy American Wall Street investor turned influential physicist and patron of science, renowned for funding and leading pioneering research in radar and other technologies before and during World War II.

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instanceOf American
financier
human
patron of science
physicist
areaOfInnovation electroencephalography applications
precision timekeeping devices
birthDate 1887-11-04
birthPlace New York City
collaboratedWith Albert Einstein
Ernest O. Lawrence
surface form: Ernest Lawrence

Niels Bohr
Vannevar Bush
countryOfCitizenship United States of America
deathDate 1975-08-11
educatedAt Harvard Law School
Yale University
employer Bonbright and Company
era World War II
familyName Loomis
fieldOfWork physics
radar technology
time measurement
ultrasound
founded Loomis Laboratory
surface form: Loomis Laboratory at Tuxedo Park
fullName Alfred Loomis
surface form: Alfred Lee Loomis
givenName Alfred
influenced U.S. military technology policy during World War II
knownFor early work on radar and microwave technologies
organizing prewar scientific research in the United States
supporting the development of LORAN navigation
militaryService served in the U.S. Army during World War I
notableFor founding and funding the Loomis Laboratory at Tuxedo Park
philanthropic support of scientific research
supporting and organizing radar research during World War II
notedAs bridge between American finance and scientific research
occupation inventor
investment banker
physicist
patronOf medical research
nuclear physics research
radar research
positionHeld partner at Bonbright and Company
residence Tuxedo Park, New York
roleIn development of radar for Allied forces in World War II
establishment of the MIT Radiation Laboratory
usedWealthFor building private research laboratories
funding basic scientific research
wealthSource Wall Street investments

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book "Tuxedo Park" by Jennet Conant portrays Alfred Lee Loomis as both financier and scientist
subject surface form: Tuxedo Park