Ed Meyer, physical chemistry experiments with Atari
computers
In the 1990s, Ed Meyer was a professor at DePaul University in
Chicago, where he taught physical chemistry. In August 1990, The
Journal of Chemical Education published his article, "An
Inexpensive Computer Station for Undergraduate Laboratories Using
the...
John Harris published one program for the Atari computer:
Can't Quit, a game that was published by Atari Program Exchange.
Can't Quit first appeared in the summer 1983 APX catalog. It was
the only program published by this John Harris — although he has
the same name as the John Harris...
David Young was the creator of Omnimon, the popular hardware
monitor/debugger for the Atari 8-bit computers. His other products
included DiskScan, a floppy disk utility; Supermon, the predecessor
to Omnimon; Omnicom, a terminal program; and Omniview, an 80 column
E: handler.
Michael McInerney, physics experiments with Atari
computers
In the 1980s, Michael McInerney was a professor in the physics
department at Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology, when he wrote
several journal articles about how to control experiments and
gather data using Atari computers.