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The IEEE David Sarnoff Award was established in 1959 through agreement between the [[RCA (Radio Corporation of America)|RCA Corporation]] and the [[AIEE History 1884-1963|American Institute of Electrical Engineers]], and continued by the Board of Directors of the IEEE. In 1989, sponsorship of the award was assumed by the Sarnoff Corporation. | The IEEE David Sarnoff Award was established in 1959 through agreement between the [[RCA (Radio Corporation of America)|RCA Corporation]] and the [[AIEE History 1884-1963|American Institute of Electrical Engineers]], and continued by the Board of Directors of the IEEE. In 1989, sponsorship of the award was assumed by the Sarnoff Corporation. The award was discontinued in 2016. | ||
Recipient selection | Recipient selection was administered through the Technical Field Awards Council of the IEEE Awards Board. | ||
== Award Recipients == | == Award Recipients == | ||
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*[[Charles Townes]], 1961 | *[[Charles Townes]], 1961 | ||
*[[Harold Smith|Harry B. Smith]], 1962 | *[[Harold Smith|Harry B. Smith]], 1962 | ||
*[[ | *[[Robert N. Hall]], 1963 | ||
*[[Henri Busignies|Henri G. Busignies]], 1964 | *[[Henri Busignies|Henri G. Busignies]], 1964 | ||
*Jack A. Morton, 1965 | *[[Jack A. Morton]], 1965 | ||
*[[Jack Kilby|Jack S. Kilby]], 1966 | *[[Jack Kilby|Jack S. Kilby]], 1966 | ||
*[[James Hillier]], 1967 | *[[James Hillier]], 1967 | ||
*Walter P. Dyke, 1968 | *[[Walter P. Dyke]], 1968 | ||
*[[ | *[[Robert H. Rediker]], 1969 | ||
*John B. Johnson, 1970 | *[[John B. Johnson]], 1970 | ||
*Alan L. McWhorter, 1971 | *[[Alan L. McWhorter]], 1971 | ||
*Edward G. Ramberg, 1972 | *[[Edward Ramberg|Edward G. Ramberg]], 1972 | ||
*[[Max Mathews|Max V. Mathews]], 1973 | *[[Max Mathews|Max V. Mathews]], 1973 | ||
*F.L. J. Sangster, 1974 | *[[F. L. J. Sangster]], 1974 | ||
*Bernard C. DeLoach, Jr., 1975 | *[[Bernard C. DeLoach, Jr.|Bernard C. DeLoach, Jr.]], 1975 | ||
*[[George H. Heilmeier|George H. Heilmeier]], 1976 | *[[George H. Heilmeier|George H. Heilmeier]], 1976 | ||
*Jack M. Manley, 1977 | *[[Jack M. Manley]], 1977 | ||
*Harrison E. Rowe, 1977 | *[[Harrison E. Rowe]], 1977 | ||
*Stephen E. Harris, 1978 | *[[Stephen E. Harris]], 1978 | ||
*A. Gardner Fox, 1979 | *[[A. Gardner Fox]], 1979 | ||
*[[Tingye Li|Tingye Li]], 1979 | *[[Tingye Li|Tingye Li]], 1979 | ||
*Marshall I. Nathan, 1980 | *[[Marshall I. Nathan]], 1980 | ||
*Cyril Hilsum, 1981 | *[[Cyril Hilsum]], 1981 | ||
*[[ | *[[Nobutoshi Kihara]], 1982 | ||
*Hermann K. Gummel, 1983 | *Hermann K. Gummel, 1983 | ||
*Alan D. White, 1984 | *Alan D. White, 1984 | ||
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*[[Oral-History:Izuo Hayashi|Izuo Hayashi]], 1988 | *[[Oral-History:Izuo Hayashi|Izuo Hayashi]], 1988 | ||
*[[Herwig Kogelnik|Herwig Kogelnik]], 1989 | *[[Herwig Kogelnik|Herwig Kogelnik]], 1989 | ||
*Charles V. Shank, 1989 | *[[Charles V. Shank]], 1989 | ||
*Leroy L. Chang, 1990 | *Leroy L. Chang, 1990 | ||
*[[Federico Capasso]], 1991 | *[[Federico Capasso]], 1991 | ||
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*[[Kerry J. Vahala]], 2009 | *[[Kerry J. Vahala]], 2009 | ||
*[[Mark Rodwell]], 2010 | *[[Mark Rodwell]], 2010 | ||
*[[C. J. Chang-Hasnain]], 2011 | |||
*[[Hideo Ohno]], 2012 | |||
*[[Sajeev John]], 2013 | |||
*[[Larry A. Coldren]], 2014 | |||
*[[Pallab Bhattacharya]], 2015 | |||
*Hiroyuki Matsunami, 2016 | |||
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Latest revision as of 19:04, 18 January 2019
About Award
The IEEE David Sarnoff Award was established in 1959 through agreement between the RCA Corporation and the American Institute of Electrical Engineers, and continued by the Board of Directors of the IEEE. In 1989, sponsorship of the award was assumed by the Sarnoff Corporation. The award was discontinued in 2016.
Recipient selection was administered through the Technical Field Awards Council of the IEEE Awards Board.
Award Recipients
- David Sarnoff, 1959
- Rudolf Kompfner, 1960
- Charles Townes, 1961
- Harry B. Smith, 1962
- Robert N. Hall, 1963
- Henri G. Busignies, 1964
- Jack A. Morton, 1965
- Jack S. Kilby, 1966
- James Hillier, 1967
- Walter P. Dyke, 1968
- Robert H. Rediker, 1969
- John B. Johnson, 1970
- Alan L. McWhorter, 1971
- Edward G. Ramberg, 1972
- Max V. Mathews, 1973
- F. L. J. Sangster, 1974
- Bernard C. DeLoach, Jr., 1975
- George H. Heilmeier, 1976
- Jack M. Manley, 1977
- Harrison E. Rowe, 1977
- Stephen E. Harris, 1978
- A. Gardner Fox, 1979
- Tingye Li, 1979
- Marshall I. Nathan, 1980
- Cyril Hilsum, 1981
- Nobutoshi Kihara, 1982
- Hermann K. Gummel, 1983
- Alan D. White, 1984
- Jameson Dane Rigden, 1984
- Henry Kressel, 1985
- Yasuharu Suematsu, 1986
- Frank F. Fang, 1987
- Alan B. Fowler, 1987
- Izuo Hayashi, 1988
- Herwig Kogelnik, 1989
- Charles V. Shank, 1989
- Leroy L. Chang, 1990
- Federico Capasso, 1991
- Jim Hsieh, 1992
- Rao R. Tummala, 1993
- Won-Tien Tsang, 1994
- Karl Hess, 1995
- Hiroyuki Sakaki, 1996
- Milton Feng, 1997
- Tatsuo Izawa, 1998
- Gerard Albert Mourou, 1999
- Alastair Malcolm Glass, 2000
- P. Daniel Dapkus, 2001
- Young-Kai Chen, 2002
- Peter Asbeck, 2003
- Frederick A. Kish, Jr., 2004
- Pierre Tournois, 2005
- Mau-Chung Frank Chang, 2006
- Umesh K. Mishra, 2007
- James J. Coleman, 2008
- Yasuhiko Arakawa, 2009
- Kam Lau, 2009
- Kerry J. Vahala, 2009
- Mark Rodwell, 2010
- C. J. Chang-Hasnain, 2011
- Hideo Ohno, 2012
- Sajeev John, 2013
- Larry A. Coldren, 2014
- Pallab Bhattacharya, 2015
- Hiroyuki Matsunami, 2016
