IRE Medal of Honor
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The IRE Medal of Honor was the highest award of the Institute of Radio Engineers, recognizing exceptional contributions and leadership in the fields of radio and electrical engineering.
Statements (43)
| Predicate | Object |
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| instanceOf |
engineering award
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professional society award → scientific award → |
| associatedWithMerger |
merger of AIEE and IRE into IEEE
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| awardCategory |
lifetime achievement
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| awardedFor |
exceptional contributions to the field of electrical engineering
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exceptional contributions to the field of radio → outstanding technical leadership in radio and electrical engineering → |
| awardedTo |
individual engineers
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| awardGivenBy |
Institute of Radio Engineers
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| awardStatus |
discontinued
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| countryOfOrigin |
United States
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| discipline |
electrical and electronics engineering
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| dissolvedOrAbolished |
1963
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| domain |
science and technology awards
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| field |
electrical engineering
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radio engineering → |
| follows |
none
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| hasSuccessor |
IEEE Medal of Honor
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| inception |
1917
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| isTheHighestAwardOf |
Institute of Radio Engineers
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| languageOfName |
English
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| mergedInto |
IEEE honors program
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| namedAfter |
Institute of Radio Engineers
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| notableRecipient |
Claude E. Shannon
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David Packard → Edwin Howard Armstrong → Harold Stephen Black → John R. Pierce → Vannevar Bush → William R. Hewlett → |
| organizationTypeOfPresenter |
professional engineering society
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| presentedBy |
Institute of Radio Engineers
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| purpose |
to recognize exceptional contributions in electrical engineering
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to recognize exceptional contributions in radio engineering → to recognize outstanding leadership in radio and electrical engineering → |
| replacedBy |
IEEE Medal of Honor
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| selectionCriteria |
leadership in the profession of radio and electrical engineering
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technical achievement in radio and electrical engineering → |
| shortDescription |
highest honor of the Institute of Radio Engineers for contributions in radio and electrical engineering
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| statusAfter1963 |
superseded by IEEE Medal of Honor
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| successorAward |
IEEE Medal of Honor
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| successorOrganization |
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers
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Referenced by (5)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
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Alfred N. Goldsmith
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Arthur E. Kennelly → |
awardReceived |
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Institute of Radio Engineers
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awards |
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IEEE Medal of Honor
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formerName |
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IEEE Medal of Honor
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predecessor |