About IEEE Awards
The IEEE Awards Board (AB) administers the highest medals, awards, and recognitions presented by IEEE. Through its Awards Program, IEEE advances the interests of its members by recognizing major contributions in relevant fields for the benefit of society.
Innovation | Ingenuity | Excellence
Microwave Journal Podcast features 2023 IEEE/RSE James Clerk Maxwell medal recipient Mau-Chung Frank Chang
Who's that talking to Microwave Journal's Patrick Hindle? It's 2023 IEEE/RSE James Clerk Maxwell medal recipient Mau-Chung Frank Chang of UCLA ! He was featured as part of the RF Industry Icons podcast series to discuss his lifelong work in electronics and delves into the technology that earned him his medal.
IEEE Young Professional gets a once-in-a-lifetime experience
IEEE Young Professional gets a travel grant to attend the IEEE VIC Summit
2022 IEEE Medal of Honor recipient Asad M. Madni named 2024 John Fritz Medal recipient
Another well-deserved honor goes to IEEE Life Fellow and 2022 IEEE Medal of Honor recipient Asad M. Madni of the UCLA as he was recognized by the Society for Mining, Metallurgy, and Exploration (SME) with the 2024 John Fritz Medal.
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TFA Spotlight: Janet L. Barth
As chief of the Electrical Engineering Division at NASA’s Goddard Space Flight Center, Janet L. Barth was responsible for the delivery of spacecraft and instrument avionics to numerous NASA missions. Establishing a path forward for standardized next-generation models, she captained the effort to replace the decades old Van Allen radiation belt models and define requirements for space plasma models for use in the space systems development community.
Janet is receiving the 2023 IEEE Marie Sklodowska-Curie Award “for leadership of and contributions to the advancement of the design, building, deployment, and operation of capable, robust space systems.”
A special thank you to the award’s sponsor the IEEE Nuclear and Plasma Sciences Society.
Kathleen was presented on 27 September during the 2024 RADECS in Toulouse, France.
2023 IEEE Medal of Honor Recipient's Career Advice
Vint Cerf, recipient of the 2023 IEEE Medal of Honor, shares advice to those engineers starting out in their field.
NAE's 2023 Gordon Prize Ceremony Celebrated the Career of Azad M. Madni, 2023 IEEE Simon Ramo Medal Recipient
Dr. Madni, the recipient of the 2023 IEEE Simon Ramo Medal, has been honored with the 2023 National Academy of Engineering (NAE) Bernard M. Gordon Prize for innovation in Engineering and Technology Education. This prize is described as the “Nobel Prize of Engineering Education.” He received the award at a ceremony on 2 May in Los Angeles.
Awards Board Diversity Statement
IEEE awards recognize exceptional contributions to all IEEE fields of interest (technical and nontechnical) made by organizations and individuals regardless of nationality, gender, age, religion, ethnic background, or other personal characteristics not related to ability, performance, or qualifications. The IEEE Awards Program is committed to pursuing diversity in all its operations to help realize and maintain fair nomination and selection processes without bias or discrimination.