| AT&T Bell Laboratories |
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| Ongoing advancement of modern communication systems |
| AT&T Labs and Lucent Technologies |
Communications |
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| Frederick P. Brooks, Jr., Erich Bloch, and Bob O. Evans |
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| Breakthrough family of IBM System/360 computers |
| International Business Machines Corp.
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Computing |
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| Harold A. Rosen and Allen E. Puckett |
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| Geostationary satellites—a new era in satellite communications |
| Hughes Aircraft Corporation |
Aerospace and Aviation |
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| John T. Parsons and Frank L. Stulen |
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| Innovating numerically controlled machine tools for industry |
| John T. Parsons Company |
Chemistry and Physics |
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| Joseph F. Sutter |
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| Breaking the mold for jet-powered aircraft |
| Boeing Commercial Airplane Corporation |
Aerospace and Aviation |
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| Marvin M. Johnson |
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| Improving petroleum refining through metals passivation |
| Phillips Petroleum Company |
Chemistry and Physics |
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| Ralph Landau |
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| Engineer of key innovative materials and chemical processes |
| Halcon-Scientific Design Group |
Chemistry and Physics |
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| Steven P. Jobs and Stephen Wozniak |
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| The personal computer is born |
| Apple Computer |
Computing |
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| William H. Joyce |
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| Plastics pioneer and entrepreneur |
| Union Carbide Corporation |
Globalization and Commerce |
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