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*1981, [[Nicholas Holonyak, Jr.|Nick Holonyak, Jr.]] | *1981, [[Nicholas Holonyak, Jr.|Nick Holonyak, Jr.]] | ||
*1980, [[Oral-History:James Gibbons|James F. Gibbons]] | *1980, [[Oral-History:James Gibbons|James F. Gibbons]] | ||
*1979, Martin P. Lepselter | *1979, [[Martin P. Lepselter]] | ||
*1978, Juri Matisoo | *1978, Juri Matisoo | ||
*1977, Morgan Sparks | *1977, Morgan Sparks | ||
Revision as of 17:57, 26 November 2013
About the Award
Beginning with the year 2000 presentation, the Jack A. Morton Award was renamed the IEEE Andrew S. Grove Award.
Award Recipients
- 1999, Charles H. Henry
- 1998, Isamu Akasaki, Shuji Nakamura
- 1997, Chenming Hu
- 1996, Robert W. Dutton
- 1995, Yoshio Nishi
- 1994, Robert E. Kerwin, Donald L. Klein, John C. Sarace
- 1993, Toshihisa Tsukada
- 1992, Takuo Sugano
- 1991, Tak H. Ning, Hwa N. Yu
- 1990, Gregory E. Stillman, Charles M. Wolfe
- 1989, Chih-tang Sah
- 1988, Frank Stern
- 1987, Dennis D. Buss, Richard A. Chapman, Michael A. Kinch
- 1986, Herbert Kroemer
- 1985, Robert D. Burnham, William Streifer, Donald R. Scifres
- 1984, Hans S. Rupprecht, Jerry M. Woodall
- 1983, Jun-ichi Nishizawa
- 1982, Dov Frohman-Bentchkowsky
- 1981, Nick Holonyak, Jr.
- 1980, James F. Gibbons
- 1979, Martin P. Lepselter
- 1978, Juri Matisoo
- 1977, Morgan Sparks
- 1976, Robert N. Hall
