TheA. C. Eringen Medal orEringen Medal is an award given annually bythe Society of Engineering Science (SES) to an individual "in recognition of sustained outstanding achievements in Engineering Science".^[1] This award was established in 1976. The actual award consists of a medal and an honorarium.

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• 1976 –Lofti Zadeh
• 1977 –A. Cemal Eringen,Samuel C. C. Ting
• 1978 –Raymond Flory
• 1979 –Ian Sneddon
• 1980 –Edward Teller
• 1981 –Joseph B. Keller
• 1982 –Harold Grad
• 1983 –R. Byron Bird
• 1984 –Kenneth G. Wilson
• 1985 –Bernard Budiansky
• 1986 –Paul M. Naghdi
• 1988 –George Herrmann
• 1989 –J. Tinsley Oden
• 1991 –James K. Knowles
• 1992 –Ray W. Clough
• 1993 –Fazıl Erdoğan^[3][4]
• 1994 –Charles F. Curtiss
• 1995 –Satya N. Atluri
• 1996 –Sivaramakrishna Chandrasekhar
• 1998 –Pierre-Gilles de Gennes
• 1999 –Michael F. Ashby
• 2000 –E. Kroner
• 2003 –Gerard Maugin
• 2004 –K. R. Rajagopal
• 2005 –Cornelius O. Horgan
• 2008 –Subra Suresh
• 2010 –Robert O. Ritchie
• 2011 –Ares J. Rosakis
• 2012 –David M. Barnett
• 2013 –Guruswami Ravichandran
• 2014 –John A. Rogers
• 2016 –Gang Chen^[5]
• 2017 –Xiang Zhang
• 2019 –Evelyn Hu
• 2020 –Thomas J.R. Hughes
• 2021 –Ellen Arruda
• 2022 –Catherine Brinson
• 2023 –Glaucio Paulino
• 2024 –Julia R. Greer

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