| C. Gordon Bell |
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| Continuing achievements in computer design |
| Microsoft Corporation |
Computing |
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| Carl Djerassi |
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| Developer of hormone-based insect control
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| Stanford University |
Chemistry and Physics |
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| Charles R. Reed |
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| Going beyond inventing |
| General Electric Co. |
Globalization and Commerce |
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| F. Kenneth Iverson |
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| Making innovative steel "mini-mills" a reality |
| Nucor Inc. |
Globalization and Commerce |
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| Frederick M. Jones and Joseph A. Numero |
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| Development of refrigeration technology for transportation |
| Thermo King, a subsidiary of Westinghouse Electric Corporation |
Chemistry and Physics |
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| Geoffrey Boothroyd and Peter Dewhurst |
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| Developed design for manufacture and assembly (DFMA) |
| University of Rhode Island |
Globalization and Commerce |
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| Grace Murray Hopper |
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| Inventor of the first modern computer language |
|
Computing |
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| James J. Duderstadt |
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| Excellence in engineering education and commerce |
| University of Michigan |
Globalization and Commerce |
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| John Cocke |
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| Inventor of reduced instruction set computer (RISC) architecture |
| International Business Machines Corp. |
Computing |
|
| John Paul Stapp |
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| Originator of biodynamics and modern crash safety |
| U.S. Air Force (Ret.)/Space Center |
Aerospace and Aviation |
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| Robert W. Galvin |
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| Leadership and technological innovation in electronics |
| Motorola Incorporated |
Computing |
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| Stephen D. Bechtel, Jr. |
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| Outstanding leadership in the engineering profession |
| Bechtel Group, Inc. |
Globalization and Commerce |
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| The Pegasus Team: David W. Thompson, Antonio L. Elias, David S. Hollingsworth, Robert R. Lovell |
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| Developers of the first commercial space launch vehicle |
| Orbital Sciences Corporation and Hercules, Inc. |
Aerospace and Aviation |
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