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The IEEE/Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE) Wolfson James Clerk Maxwell Award, established in 2006, is named in honor of the 19th century Scottish mathematician and physicist [[James Clerk Maxwell]]. Maxwell laid the foundations of electromagnetic wave theory, radio propagation, microwave techniques, and radio communications. | The IEEE/Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE) Wolfson James Clerk Maxwell Award, established in 2006, is named in honor of the 19th century Scottish mathematician and physicist [[James Clerk Maxwell]]. Maxwell laid the foundations of electromagnetic wave theory, radio propagation, microwave techniques, and radio communications. | ||
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About Medal
The IEEE/Royal Society of Edinburgh (RSE) Wolfson James Clerk Maxwell Award, established in 2006, is named in honor of the 19th century Scottish mathematician and physicist James Clerk Maxwell. Maxwell laid the foundations of electromagnetic wave theory, radio propagation, microwave techniques, and radio communications.
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Award Recipients
- Irwin M. Jacobs, 2007
- Andrew J. Viterbi, 2007
- Sir Timothy Berners-Lee, 2008
- A. Sangiovanni- Vinentelli, 2009
- Amar G. Bose, 2010
- Marcian E. Hoff, 2011
