National Academy of Engineering

Established in 1964 under the charter of the National Academy of Sciences, the National Academy of Engineering is among the highest professional honors accorded to an engineer, recognizing outstanding contributions to engineering research, practice or education.

Ilya Kolmanovsky

2026, Aerospace Engineering

Chris Ruf

2026, Climate and Space Science

Nicholas Kotov

2025, Materials; Chemical

Elizabeth Holm

2025, Materials; Mechanical Engineering

Dawn Tilbury

2024, Industrial, Manufacturing & Operational Systems; Mechanical Engineering

Panos Papalambros

2023, Mechanical Engineering; Industrial, Manufacturing & Operational Systems

Shorya Awtar

2023, Bioengineering; Special Fields and Interdisciplinary Engineering

Gérard Mourou

2022, Electronics, Communication & Information Systems; Special Fields & Interdisciplinary Engineering

Lutgarde Raskin

2021, Civil & Environmental Engineering

Kamal Sarabandi

2021, Special Fields & Interdiscipliary Engineering; Electronics, Communication & Information Systems

Leung Tsang

2020, Special Fields & Interdiscipliary Engineering; Electronics, Communication & Information Systems

Alec Gallimore

2019, Aerospace

Sharon C Glotzer

2019, Chemical; Materials

Nadine Sarter

2019, Industrial, Manufacturing & Operational Systems

Mark Daskin

2017, Industrial, Manufacturing & Operational Systems