Rufus Oldenburger Medal

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engineering award science and technology award

The Rufus Oldenburger Medal is a prestigious engineering award recognizing outstanding contributions to the field of automatic control.

Statements (47)
Predicate Object
instanceOf engineering award →
science and technology award →
awardedFor distinguished contributions to the field of automatic control →
outstanding achievements in automatic control →
awardFrequency annual →
awardingBodyType professional engineering society →
countryOfOrigin United States →
discipline mechanical engineering →
systems and control →
field automatic control →
control engineering →
hasAwardCategory individual award →
hasNotableRecipient Alberto Isidori →
Arthur E. Bryson Jr. →
Brian D. O. Anderson →
Eliahu I. Jury →
Gene F. Franklin →
George Zames →
Graham C. Goodwin →
Gábor J. Székely →
Harold Chestnut →
Isaac Horowitz →
Karl J. Åström →
Lotfi A. Zadeh →
Manfred Morari →
Masayoshi Tomizuka →
Michael Athans →
Neville Hogan →
Panagiotis Voulgaris →
Petar V. Kokotović →
Roger W. Brockett →
Rudolf E. Kálmán →
Shankar Sastry →
Stephen P. Boyd →
Tamer Başar →
Yu-Chi Ho →
inception 1968 →
isPartOf ASME honors and awards program →
namedAfter Rufus Oldenburger →
presentedBy ASME →
American Society of Mechanical Engineers →
sponsor ASME Design Engineering Division →
ASME Dynamic Systems and Control Division →
status active award →
typicalRecipient academic in control engineering →
engineer →
researcher in automatic control →
Referenced by (2)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Karl J. Åström →
awardReceived
American Society of Mechanical Engineers →
hasAward
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