Georg Schlesinger Prize
The Georg Schlesinger Prize , named after the founder of modern scientific research in the fields of manufacturing technology and business administration, Georg Schlesinger , has been awarded every three years by the State of Berlin since 1979. It honors outstanding achievements from the entire field of production technology which, in addition to technological and scientific content, also have a social or humanitarian reference.
The occasion of the foundation was the 75th anniversary of the Institute for Machine Tools and Factory Management at the TU Berlin in 1979. This institute was founded by Georg Schlesinger.
The prize money has been provided by the Berlin Technology Foundation since 2003 .
Award winners
- 1980: Eugene Merchant
- 1983: Gotthold Pahlitzsch
- 1986: Jacques Peters
- 1988: Janez Peklenik
- 1991: Toshio Sata
- 1994: Kurt Lange
- 1997: Hideaki Kudo and Milton C. Shaw
- 2000: Günter Spur
- 2003: Manfred Weck and Hans Kurt Tönshoff
- 2006: Patrick A. McKeown
- 2009: Hendrik Van Brussel
- 2012: Joachim Milberg
- 2015: Yusuf Altintas and Günter Pritschow
- 2018: Ichiro Inasaki
Web links
- Georg Schlesinger Prize of the State of Berlin ( Memento from January 12, 2017 in the Internet Archive )
Individual evidence
- ^ Stefanie Terp: TU Berlin: Georg Schlesinger Prize. Technische Universität Berlin, press release from February 18, 2016 from Informationsdienst Wissenschaft (idw-online.de), accessed on February 18, 2016.
- ↑ Newsletter of the Society of Friends of the Technical University Berlin eV , November 2018 (PDF; 1.9 MB), p. 3; accessed on February 7, 2019.