National Medal of Technology and Innovation
The National Medal of Technology and Innovation is an honor granted by the President of the United States to American inventors and innovators who have made significant contributions to the development of new and important technology.
National Medal Of Technology And Innovation People (First 49 people) - Page 1
Richard H. Frenkiel
American engineer
Ray Dolby
American engineer
Franz John
German football player
John Cocke
American computer scientist
Charles Bachman
American computer scientist
Erich Bloch
American electrical engineer
Donald Keck
American physicist
Brooke Ferd
Charles Kelman
American ophthalmologist
Stephen Bechtel Jr.
Alfred Y. Cho
American electrical engineer
Arthur Rozenfeld
French professional basketball player
Stéphanie Do
Member of the National Assembly of France
Paul G. Kaminski
Government official
Jan D. Achenbach
Engineer
Edith M. Flanigen
American chemist
Glen Culler
American professor
Gordon Earle
Canadian Politician
Joel Engel
Music critic
Leslie A. Geddes
Electrical engineer
Paul Jobs
Steve Jobs' father
Robert Kahn
German composer
Robert Metcalf Musician
Musician
Thomas J. Fogarty
American surgeon
Richard David Court
Brazilian singer
William Robert Taylor
Former Governor of Wisconsin
Kelley Johnson
American model
Ken Thomson
Musical artist
Kent Thompson
Author
Ralf Bär
Author
Jan Vilček
Scientist
Stephen Wozniak
Actor
Harold Rosen
American-British pedagogue
Joseph DeSimone
American chemist
Yvonne Brill
American engineer
Bob O. Evans
American developer
David Packard
Former United States Deputy Secretary of Defense
Alvin V. Tollestrup
American physicist
John Vincent Atanasoff
American physicist
Marcian Hoff
Inventor
Ray Kurzweil
American computer scientist
Carver Mead
American engineer
Charles M. Vest
Author
Roger L. Easton
American scientist
John S. Mayo
Engineer
Chauncey Starr
American engineer
Chenming Hu
Engineer
