Vannevar Bush Award
The Vannevar Bush Award of the National Science Foundation is an award annually since 1980. Price for Americans who have rendered outstanding services to science and technology in public. It is associated with a medal and named after Vannevar Bush .
Award winners
- 1980 James R. Killian
- 1981 William O. Baker
- 1982 Lee DuBridge
- 1983 Frederick Seitz
- 1984 Roger Revelle
- 1985 Hans Bethe
- 1986 Isidor Isaac Rabi
- 1987 David Packard
- 1988 Glenn T. Seaborg
- 1989 Linus Pauling
- 1990 not awarded
- 1991 James Van Allen
- 1992 Jerome Wiesner
- 1993 Norman Hackerman
- 1994 Frank Press
- 1995 Norman Ramsey
- 1996 Philip Hauge Abelson
- 1997 Guyford Stever
- 1998 Robert Michael White
- 1999 Maxine Singer
- 2000 Herbert York and Norman Borlaug
- 2001 Harold E. Varmus and Lewis M. Branscomb
- 2002 Erich Bloch
- 2003 Richard C. Atkinson
- 2004 Mary L. Good
- 2005 Bob Galvin
- 2006 Charles Hard Townes and Raj Reddy
- 2007 Shirley Ann Jackson
- 2008 Norman R. Augustine
- 2009 Mildred Dresselhaus
- 2010 Bruce Alberts
- 2011 Charles M. Vest
- 2012 Leon Max Lederman
- 2013 Neal Francis Lane
- 2014 Richard A. Tapia
- 2015 James Duderstadt
- 2016 Robert J. Birgeneau
- 2017 Rita R. Colwell
- 2018 Jane Lubchenco
- 2019 Walter E. Massey
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ Walter Massey, visionary leader, champion of art and science education, to receive Vannevar Bush Award. National Science Foundation (nsf.gov) press release of April 16, 2019; accessed on April 18, 2019.