The Nadai Medal is awarded in recognition of significant contributions and outstanding achievements which broaden the field of materials engineering. Such achievements may be, for example, in the areas of education, research, development, and service to the field and profession.
The Nadai Medal was established in 1975 on the proposal of the Materials Division to honor Arpad L. Nadai, who was a pioneer in the field of engineering materials, contributing particularly to the area of plasticity. His perspective also enabled him to give strong impetus to development in fatigue and high temperature behavior.
| Form of Award: |
$1000, Bronze Medal and Certificate |
| Limitation(s): |
None |
| Administrative Responsiblility: |
Materials Division |
| Nomination Deadline: |
December 1 |
| Nomination Sent To: |
Nadai Medal Committee Chair |
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Devdas M. Pai
336-256-1151/Ext. 2106
paid@asme.org |
| Awarded By: |
Committee on Honors (COH) |
NADAI MEDALISTS
| 1975 |
George M. Sinclair |
1985 |
Sumio Yukawa |
1996 |
James R. Rice |
| 1976 |
Evan Albert Davis |
1986 |
William F. Brown, Jr. |
1997 |
David L. McDowell |
| 1977 |
George R. Irwin |
1987 |
Erhard Krempl |
1998 |
Ali S. Argon |
| 1978 |
Frank A. McClintock |
1988 |
Herbert T. Corten |
1999 |
John P. Hirth |
| 1979 |
Louis F. Coffin, Jr. |
1990 |
Stephen D. Antolovich |
2000 |
Frederick A. Leckie |
| 1980 |
Michael J. Manjoine |
1991 |
John W. Hutchinson |
2001 |
William D. Nix |
| 1981 |
S. Stanford Manson |
1992 |
George J. Dvorak |
2002 |
Sia Nemat-Nasser |
| 1982 |
Iain Finnie |
1993 |
William N. Sharpe, Jr. |
2003 |
Anthony G. Evans |
| 1983 |
Arthur J. McEvily, Jr. |
1994 |
Owen Richmond |
2004 |
Robert O. Ritchie |
| 1984 |
Thomas J. Dolan |
1995 |
Nicolaie D. Cristescu |
2005 |
Theodore Nicholas |
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2006 |
Richard M. Christensen |
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2007 |
Huseyin Sehitoglu |
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2008 |
Zdenek P. Bazant | |
