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== Award Recipients == | == Award Recipients == | ||
*John M. Harker 1993 | *John M. Harker, 1993 | ||
*C. Denis Mee 1994 | *C. Denis Mee, 1994 | ||
*James U. Lemke 1995 | *James U. Lemke, 1995 | ||
*Nobutake Imamura 1996 | *Nobutake Imamura, 1996 | ||
*Alan F. Shugart 1997 | *Alan F. Shugart, 1997 | ||
*Jean-Pierre Lazzari 1998 | *Jean-Pierre Lazzari, 1998 | ||
*David Patterson 1999 | *David Patterson, 1999 | ||
*[[Randy H. Katz|Randy Katz]], 1999 | *[[Randy H. Katz|Randy Katz]], 1999 | ||
*Garth Gibson 1999 | *Garth Gibson, 1999 | ||
*Mark H. Kryder 2000 | *Mark H. Kryder, 2000 | ||
*Tu Chen 2001 | *Tu Chen, 2001 | ||
*[[Christopher H. Bajorek|Christopher H. Bajorek]], 2002 | *[[Christopher H. Bajorek|Christopher H. Bajorek]], 2002 | ||
*[[H. Neal Bertram|H. Neal Bertram]], 2003 | *[[H. Neal Bertram|H. Neal Bertram]], 2003 | ||
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About Award
The IEEE Reynold B. Johnson Information Storage Systems Award was established by the Board of Directors in 1992.
It is named in honor of Reynold B. Johnson, who is renowned as a pioneer of magnetic disk technology and was founding manager of the IBM San Jose Research and Engineering Laboratory, San Jose, California in 1952, where IBM research and development in the field was centered.
Recipient selection is administered through the Technical Field Awards Council of the IEEE Awards Board.
Award Recipients
- John M. Harker, 1993
- C. Denis Mee, 1994
- James U. Lemke, 1995
- Nobutake Imamura, 1996
- Alan F. Shugart, 1997
- Jean-Pierre Lazzari, 1998
- David Patterson, 1999
- Randy Katz, 1999
- Garth Gibson, 1999
- Mark H. Kryder, 2000
- Tu Chen, 2001
- Christopher H. Bajorek, 2002
- H. Neal Bertram, 2003
- Virgil S. Speriosu, 2004
- Bruce A. Gurney, 2004
- Francois Dolivo, 2005
- Jaishankar Menon, 2006
- David Hitz, 2007
- James Lau, 2007
- Alan Jay Smith, 2008
- Marshall Kirk McKusick, 2009
- Moshe Yanai, 2010
