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Faraday Medal

IET award
Intangible Award Q1396110

Facts

6 properties
Instance of
award
Inception
1922[4]
Country
United Kingdom[2]
Conferred by
Institution of Engineering and Technology[6]
Named after
Michael Faraday[3]
Sponsor
Institution of Engineering and Technology[5]
🏷️ Also known as
en Faraday Medal ar وسام فاراداي cs Faradayova medaile da Faraday Medalje de Faraday-Medaille (IEE) de Faraday-Medaille (IET) el μετάλλιο Φαραντέι es Medalla Faraday fa نشان فارادی fr médaille Faraday he מדליית פאראדיי it Medaglia Faraday ja IETファラデーメダル ja ファラデー・メダル (英国工学技術学会) ko 패러데이 메달 nl Faraday-medaille pt Medalha Faraday ro Medalia Faraday ru Медаль Фарадея sv Faraday-medaljen
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Awarded to 57
Ernest Rutherford, Joseph John Thomson, William Henry Bragg, James Chadwick, Donald Knuth, Ernest Lawrence, Pyotr Kapitsa, Edward Victor Appleton +49 more
Country 2
United Kingdom, United Kingdom
Conferred by 1
Institution of Engineering and Technology
Instance of 1
award
Named after 1
Michael Faraday
Sponsor 1
Institution of Engineering and Technology
← Grants 1
Institution of Engineering and Technology
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Summary

Faraday Medal is an award[1].

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Andy Harter award Azim Premji Bjarne Stroustrup Brian David Josephson Charles Algernon Parsons Charles K. Kao Donald Knuth Edward Victor Appleton Elihu Thomson Ernest Lawrence Ernest Rutherford Frederic Calland Williams George Paget Thomson Irving Langmuir James Chadwick John Ambrose Fleming John Cockcroft Joseph John Thomson Leonardo Chiariglione Mark Oliphant Martin Ryle Maurice Wilkes Michael Faraday Nevill Francis Mott Oliver Heaviside Oliver Lodge Pyotr Kapitsa Robert Noyce Roger Michael Needham

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