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In page Harvard Fatigue Laboratory:

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In 1947, by the decree of the President of Harvard University, James B. Conant closed the Harvard Fatigue Laboratory.[1] Conant wrote to the Dean of the Business school stating that either he finance the Fatigue Laboratory himself, or close it - sources at the time believed that Conant did not think it could have any functional use after the War, so didn't support it.[1] Their model to understand ‘Fatigue’ as an industrial solution to productivity was not thoroughly understood, and it looked as though fatigue was more complex than originally thought.[1] On top of this, the mechanisation of industrial work alleviated the stress and fatigue workers faced during the period.[1] Conant saw this as a reason to disband the scientific progression of the laboratory.[1]