To recognize great engineering, alumnus Stanford W. Berman developed the Clark School’s Innovation Hall of Fame. We encourage all students, teachers and the general public to stop by the hall, and especially to attend an annual induction ceremony and The Charles and Helen White Symposium.
All IHOF Inductees
Stanford W. Berman, B.S. 1950
Pulse Doppler radar, the universal product code, flexible coronary artery stents, the asynchronous transfer mode switch—these wide-ranging technologies, which enhance everyday life for millions of people around the world, are only a few of the many pioneered by Clark School alumni, faculty, and friends and celebrated in the Clark School’s Innovation Hall of Fame. These advances serve to inspire Clark School students and the many visitors who pass through the hall each year.
David Bader
Dr. David Bader has been honored for his leadership in computer engineering, including the first Linux supercomputer, using consumer off-the-shelf parts.
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