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The IEEE Medal for Engineering Excellence was given for exceptional achievement in application engineering in the technical disciplines of the IEEE, for the benefit of the public and the engineering profession. It was established by the [[IEEE Board of Directors]] in 1986 and discontinued in November 2009. | The IEEE Medal for Engineering Excellence was given for exceptional achievement in application engineering in the technical disciplines of the IEEE, for the benefit of the public and the engineering profession. It was established by the [[IEEE Board of Directors]] in 1986 and discontinued in November 2009. | ||
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*1994, [[Heiner Sussner]] | *1994, [[Heiner Sussner]] | ||
*1995, [[Masasuke Morita]] | *1995, [[Masasuke Morita]] | ||
*1996, John R. Dunki-Jacobs | *1996, [[John R. Dunki-Jacobs]] | ||
*1997, John G. Anderson | *1997, [[John G. Anderson]] | ||
*1998, C. James Erickson | *1998, [[C. James Erickson]] | ||
*1999, Kiyoji Morii | *1999, [[Kiyoji Morii]] | ||
*2000, Cyril G. Veinott | *2000, [[Cyril G. Veinott]] | ||
*2001, L. Bruce McClung | *2001, [[L. Bruce McClung]] | ||
*2002, No Award | *2002, No Award | ||
*2003, Ralph S. Gens | *2003, [[Ralph S. Gens]] | ||
*2004, Richard L. Doughty | *2004, [[Richard L. Doughty]] | ||
*2004, [[H. Landis Floyd|H. Landis Floyd]] | *2004, [[H. Landis Floyd|H. Landis Floyd]] | ||
*2004, Thomas E. Neal | *2004, [[Thomas E. Neal]] | ||
*2005, no award | *2005, no award | ||
*2006, no award | *2006, no award | ||
Latest revision as of 18:15, 16 November 2022
About Award
The IEEE Medal for Engineering Excellence was given for exceptional achievement in application engineering in the technical disciplines of the IEEE, for the benefit of the public and the engineering profession. It was established by the IEEE Board of Directors in 1986 and discontinued in November 2009.
Award Recipients
- 1988, Karl E. Martersteck, Jr.
- 1989, Walter A. Elmore
- 1990, John Pierce
- 1991, Alexander Feiner
- 1992, Charles Elachi
- 1993, Bernard C. DeLoach, Jr.
- 1993, Richard W. Dixon
- 1993, Robert L. Hartman
- 1994, Heiner Sussner
- 1995, Masasuke Morita
- 1996, John R. Dunki-Jacobs
- 1997, John G. Anderson
- 1998, C. James Erickson
- 1999, Kiyoji Morii
- 2000, Cyril G. Veinott
- 2001, L. Bruce McClung
- 2002, No Award
- 2003, Ralph S. Gens
- 2004, Richard L. Doughty
- 2004, H. Landis Floyd
- 2004, Thomas E. Neal
- 2005, no award
- 2006, no award
- 2007, no award
- 2008, no award
