Dr. Elwood Williams Stringam

Claude Elwood Shannon (1916–2001), Volume 49, Number 1

While his incredibly inventive mind enriched many fields, Claude Shannon's enduring fame will surely rest on his 1948 work " A mathematical theory of communication " [7] and the ongoing revolution in information technology it engendered. Shannon, born April 30, 1916, in Petoskey, Michi-gan, obtained bachelor's degrees in both mathematics and electrical engineering at the University of Michigan ...

Williams, T

This paper describes a study of a large design and manufacture engineering project, undertaken as part of a Delay and Disruption litigation. Design changes and delays in design approval would have caused delay to the project; in order to fulfil a tight time-constraint, management had to increase parallel development in the network logic, reducing delay but setting up feed-back loops that marked...

Mariam Williams

Williams syndrome.

Williams syndrome

Williams syndrome...people with intact language, intact face processing and very low IQ, right? Wrong! That’s the propagated myth because, if it were true, it would be such an elegant example of innate modularity at the genetic, brain and cognitive levels. But numerous labs across the world have shown that although vocabulary levels can be surprisingly high in Williams syndrome children, they a...