Max Jakob Memorial Award
The Max Jakob Memorial Award is given for academic achievement and leadership in the field of heat transfer. It is awarded annually by the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) and the American Institute of Chemical Engineers (AIChE), and considerate as the highest honor in the field of heat transfer [1].
The award was established in 1961 by the American Society of Mechanical Engineering Heat Transfer Division in honor of Max Jakob, a pioneer in the science of heat transfer, commemorating his influential contributions as a research worker, educator, and author. In 1962, the AIChE joined the ASME in presenting the award [2]. The Max Jakob Memorial Award Committee is composed of three members from each of the two organizations and the Past Chair of the committee.
The award is presented annually and consists of a bronze plaque, an engraved certificate, an honorarium, and travel expenses to accept the award.
Recipients:
2019 | Sir David McMurtry, United States |
2018 | John W. Rose, United Kingdom |
2016 | Je-Chin Han, United States |
2014 | P. S. Ayyaswamy, United States |
2010 | Amir Faghri, United States |
2009 | Ivan Catton, United States |
2008 | Suhas Patankar, United States |
2007 | Wen-Jei Yang, United States |
2006 | Kwang-Tzu Yang, United States |
2005 | Ping Cheng, China |
2004 | Vijay K. Dhir, United States |
2003 | Kenneth J. Bell, United States |
2002 | Yogesh Jaluria, United States |
2001 | John C. Chen, United States |
2000 | Vedat Arpaci, United States |
1999 | Adrian Bejan, United States |
1998 | Alexander I. Leontiev, Russia |
1997 | John R. Howell, United States |
1996 | Robert Siegel, United States |
1995 | Arthur E. Bergles, United States |
1994 | Geoffrey F. Hewitt, United Kingdom |
1993 | Benjamin Gebhart, United States |
1992 | William M. Kays, United States |
1991 | Franz X. Mayinger, Germany |
1990 | Richard J. Goldstein, United States |
1989 | James P. Hartnett, United States |
1988 | Yasuo Mori, Japan |
1987 | S. George Bankoff, United States |
1986 | Raymond Viskanta, United States |
1985 | Frank Kreith, United States |
1984 | Alexander Louis London, United States |
1983 | Bei Tse Chao, United States |
1982 | Simon Ostrach, United States |
1981 | Chang-Lin Tien, United States |
1980 | Ralph A. Seban, United States |
1979 | Stuart W. Churchill, United States |
1978 | Niichi Nishiwaki, Japan |
1977 | D. Brian Spalding, United Kingdom |
1976 | Ephraim M. Sparrow, United States |
1975 | Robert G. Deissler, United States |
1974 | Peter Grassmann, Switzerland |
1973 | Ulrich Grigull, Germany |
1972 | Karl A. Gardner, United States |
1971 | James W. Westwater, United States |
1970 | Warren M. Rohsenow, United States |
1969 | Samson Kutateladze, U.S.S.R. |
1968 | Shiro Nukiyama, Japan |
1967 | Thomas B. Drew, United States |
1966 | Sir Owen Saunders, United Kingdom |
1965 | Hoyt C. Hottel, United States |
1964 | Ernst Schmidt, Germany |
1963 | William H. McAdams, United States |
1962 | Llewellyn M.K. Boelter, United States |
1961 | Ernst R. G. Eckert, United States |
REFERENCES
1. AIChE, The Max Jakob Memorial Award, https://www.aiche.org/community/awards/max-jakob-memorial-award
2. Max Jakob Memorial Award – ASME Heat Transfer Division (HTD), https://web.archive.org/web/20120305224201/http://divisions.asme.org/HTD/Max_Jakob_Memorial_Award.cfm.
Verweise
- 1. AIChE, The Max Jakob Memorial Award, https://www.aiche.org/community/awards/max-jakob-memorial-award
- 2. Max Jakob Memorial Award – ASME Heat Transfer Division (HTD), https://web.archive.org/web/20120305224201/http://divisions.asme.org/HTD/Max_Jakob_Memorial_Award.cfm.