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Vannevar Bush - American electrical engineer and science administrator (1890–1974)

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Career at the Carnegie Institution and Retirement Timeline

This timeline describes Vannevar Bush's administrative role at the Carnegie Institution and his later life after leaving public service.
President of the Carnegie Institution of Washington
1939-1955
Bush served as the President of the Carnegie Institution of Washington, managing its scientific research programs and overseeing its financial resources. He played a crucial role in shaping the direction of scientific research at the Institution.
Retirement from Carnegie Institution
1955
Bush retired from his position as President of the Carnegie Institution. However, he remained active in scientific and technological affairs, continuing to offer his expertise and advice to government and industry leaders.
Death in Belmont, Massachusetts
June 28, 1974
Vannevar Bush passed away in Belmont, Massachusetts, leaving behind a legacy as one of the most influential scientists and science administrators of the 20th century. His contributions shaped the course of scientific research, technological innovation, and national security.

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