ASME International


Rufus Oldenburger Medal


The Rufus Oldenburger Medal recognizes significant contributions and outstanding achievements in the field of automatic control. Such achievemets may be, for example, in the areas of education, research, development, innovation, and service to the field and profession.

The award was established in 1968 by the Automatic Control Division (now the Dynamic Systems and Control Division) to honor Rufus Oldenburger for his distinctive achievements in the field and for his service to the Society and the Division.



RUFUS OLDENBURGER MEDALISTS

1968

Rufus Oldenburger

1978

Yasundo Takahashi

1990

Harold Chestnut

1969

Nathaniel B. Nichols

1979

Henry M. Paynter

1991

John G. Truxal

1970

John R. Ragazzini

1980

Arthur E. Bryson, Jr.

1992

Issac M. Horowitz

1971

Charles Stark Draper

1981

Shih-Ying Lee

1993

Lotfi A. Zadeh

1972

Albert J. Williams, Jr.

1982

Bernard Friedland

1994

Howard H. Rosenbrock

1973

Clesson E. Mason

1983

J. Lowen Shearer

1995

George Leitmann

1974

Herbert W. Ziebolz

1984

Herbert H. Richardson

1996

George D. Zames

1975

Hendrik W. Bode

1985

Karl J. Astrom

1997

Thomas B. Sheridan

 

Harry Nyquist

1986

Eliahu I. Jury

1998

David G. Luenberger

1976

Rudolf Emil Kalman

1987

Walter R. Evans

1999

Yu-Chi Ho

1977

Gordon S. Brown

1988

Robert H. Cannon, Jr.

2000

Ioan D. Landau

 

Harold L. Hazen

1989

Jaakov Z. Tsypkin

   


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