Innovation Hall of Fame: Inspiring Generations of Young Engineers

Innovation Hall of Fame

To recognize great engineering and inspire young engineers, Stanford W. Berman, B.S. ’50 developed and provided funding for the Clark School’s Innovation Hall of Fame for more than 20 years.

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Stanford W. Berman

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. Advances featured here serve to inspire Clark School students and the many visitors who pass through the hall each year.

Recent Induction Ceremony

Dr. John Baras was honored for outstanding contributions to internet over satellite technology and hybrid networks, which has enabled seamless interoperable terrestrial, satellite, and wireless networks.

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Dr. John Baras

Share in the Inspiration

We encourage you to:

  • Tour the hall through this site or by visiting the Jeong H. Kim Engineering Building (where the hall is physically located)
  • Attend our annual induction ceremony, together with the White Symposium on Engineering Innovation
  • Nominate a Clark School innovator you feel has merited this high honor
  • Appreciate the contributions made by Clark School engineers and become part of our long tradition of engineering innovation

 


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