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*1993, [[Kenneth Budden]] | *1993, [[Kenneth Budden]] | ||
*1994, [[Ronald N. Bracewell]] | *1994, [[Ronald N. Bracewell]] | ||
*1995, Jean Van Bladel | *1995, [[Jean Van Bladel]] | ||
*1996, Martin A. Uman | *1996, [[Martin A. Uman]] | ||
*1997, Owen Storey | *1997, [[Owen Storey]] | ||
*1998, Chen To Tai | *1998, [[Chen To Tai]] | ||
*1999, Akira Ishimaru | *1999, [[Akira Ishimaru]] | ||
*2000, Arthur A. Oliner | *2000, [[Arthur A. Oliner]] | ||
*2001, Adrianus de Hoop | *2001, [[Adrianus de Hoop]] | ||
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About Award
The IEEE Heinrich Hertz Medal was presented for outstanding achievements in electromagnetic waves. The medal was first awarded in 1988 and discontinued in November 2009.
Award Recipients
- 1988, Hans-Georg Unger
- 1989, Nathan Marcuvitz
- 1990, John D. Kraus
- 1991, Leopold B. Felsen
- 1992, James R. Wait
- 1993, Kenneth Budden
- 1994, Ronald N. Bracewell
- 1995, Jean Van Bladel
- 1996, Martin A. Uman
- 1997, Owen Storey
- 1998, Chen To Tai
- 1999, Akira Ishimaru
- 2000, Arthur A. Oliner
- 2001, Adrianus de Hoop
