- Enrico Fermi Award
The Enrico Fermi Award is a U.S. government "Presidential" award honoring scientists of international stature for their lifetime achievement in the development, use, or production of
energy . It is administered by the U.S. government's Department of Energy. The recipient receives $375,000, a certificate signed by the President and the Secretary of Energy, and a gold medal featuring the likeness ofEnrico Fermi .Previous winners
*2005 –
Arthur H. Rosenfeld
*2003 –John N. Bahcall
*2003 –Raymond Davis, Jr.
*2003 –Seymour Sack
*2000 –Sheldon Datz
*2000 –Sidney D. Drell
*2000 –Herbert F. York
*1998 –Maurice Goldhaber
*1998 –Michael E. Phelps
*1996 –Mortimer M. Elkind andH. Rodney Withers
*1996 –Richard L. Garwin
*1995 –Ugo Fano
*1995 –Martin D. Kamen
*1993 –Liane B. Russell
*1993 –Freeman J. Dyson
*1992 –Harold Brown
*1992 –John S. Foster
*1992 –Leon M. Lederman
*1990 –George A. Cowan
*1990 – Robley D. Evans
*1988 –Richard B. Setlow
*1988 –Victor F. Weisskopf
*1987 –Luis Alvarez
*1987 –Gerald F. Tape
*1986 –Ernest Courant
*1986 –M. Stanley Livingston
*1985 –Norman Rasmussen
*1985 –Marshall Rosenbluth
*1984 –Robert R. Wilson
*1985 –George Vendryes
*1983 –Alexander Hollaender
*1983 –John H. Lawrence
*1982 –Herbert L. Anderson
*1982 –Seth Neddermeyer
*1981 –W. Bennett Lewis
*1980 – Rudolf E. Peierls
*1980 –Alvin M. Weinberg
*1978 –Wolfgang K.H. Panofsky
*1978 –Harold M. Agnew
*1976 –William L. Russell
*1972 –Manson Benedict
*1971 –Shields Warren
*1971 –Stafford L. Warren
*1970 –Norris E. Bradbury
*1969 –Walter H. Zinn
*1968 –John A. Wheeler
*1966 –Otto Hahn
*1966 –Lise Meitner
*1966 –Fritz Strassmann
*1964 –H.G. Rickover
*1963 –J. Robert Oppenheimer
*1962 –Edward Teller
*1961 –Hans A. Bethe
*1959 –Glenn T. Seaborg
*1958 –Eugene P. Wigner
*1957 –Ernest O. Lawrence
*1956 –John von Neumann ee also
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List of awards
*Prizes named after people
*Vannevar Bush Award
*Ankusk Kapoor Award External links
* [http://www.er.doe.gov/fermi DOE website on the Fermi award]
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