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Past Fellowship Winners and their Topics
Related information
List of IEEE Life Members' Fellows in Electrical History and their topics.
Past winners
- 2017 Devin Kennedy - Computing's Economy: Science, Technology, and the Making of Modern Finance, 1945-1975
- 2016 Thomas Turnbull - Computerisation and the Science of Energy Conservation in the United States, 1971-1980
- 2015 Gerardo Con Díaz - Intangible Inventions: Patents and the History of Software, 1945-1985
- 2014 Casey Cater - Regenerating Dixie: Electric Energy, Environment, and the Making of the Modern South
- 2013 Jacob Gaboury - Computer Graphics at the University of Utah
- 2012 Joy Rankin - Personal Computing before Personal Computers: How 1960s and 1970s Time-Sharing Users Created Individualized, Interactive Computing
- 2011 Marc Landry - Europe's Battery: Alpine Water and Power, 1870-1960
- 2010 Julie Cohn - Expansion for Conservation: The Growth of North America’s Power Grid through the Twentieth Century
- 2009 Corinna Schlombs - Trans-Atlantic Transfer of Computing Technology
- 2008 Andrew Russell - Communication Standards from National Monopoly to Global Competition
- 2007 Mara Mills - Deafness and Modern Communication Technologies
- 2006 Hyungsub Choi - Making Transistors in the United States and Japan 1948-1960
- 2005 Christopher McGahey - Forty Years of Technological Innovation in the US Quartz Crystal Industry, 1918-1958
- 2004 Chen-Pang Yeang - Characterizing Wireless Channels: The History of Radio-Wave Propagation and Interferences, 1900-1935
- 2003 Leslie Berlin - Entrepreneurship and the Rise of Silicon Valley: The Career of Robert Noyce, 1956-1990
- 2002 Timothy Wolters - Evolution of Naval Combat Information Centers
- 2001 Cyrus Mody - Scanning Probe Microscopy
- 2000 Thomas Haigh - Managing Information Processing in American Corporations
- 1999 Atsushi Akera - Scientific & Engineering Computing since WWII
- 1998 Gary Frost - Failure of Early Frequency Modulation Radio 1900-1950
- 1997 Aristotle Tympas - Transition from Analog to Digital Computing
- 1996 Andrew Robertson - Transfer of automatic control technology between U.S. & Japan
- 1996 Christophe Lecuyer - Military electronics manufacturing
- 1995 David Morton - History of Magnetic Recording
- 1994 Ross Bassett - History of Metal Oxide Semiconductors
- 1993 Mary Ann Hellrigel - Adoption of Light and Power in Small Town America
- 1992 Sungook Hong - John Ambrose Fleming
- 1991 Gabrielle Hecht - Development of Nuclear Power
- 1990 Mark Henry Clark - History of Magnetic Recording
- 1989 Graeme Gooday - Laboratory-Based Culture in Electrical Engineering
- 1988 Michael Gunderloy - Computing Activities of National Bureau of Standards
- 1987 Nelson Kellogg - History of Television
- 1986 Jonathan Coopersmith - Electrification of Russia, 1880-1925
- 1985 Paul Israel - Technological Innovation in the Telegraph Industry
- 1984 Andrew Butrica - Telegraphy and Electrical Engineering in France
- 1983 Lawrence Owens - Early Career of Vannevar Bush
- 1982 No Award
- 1981 Robert Rosenberg - Electrical Engineering Education in America
- 1980 W Bernard Carlson - Career of Elihu Thomson
- 1979 Ronald Kline - Steinmetz and the Development of Electrical Engineering
- 1978 Terry Rockefeller - Technology and Democracy in the Interwar Years: The Political and Social Impact of Electrical Light and Power in New York State