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News Release 15-151

President Obama honors nation's leading scientists and innovators


Nearly all awardees received NSF support during careers

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The National Medal of Science is the nation's highest scientific honor. In 1962, President John F. Kennedy awarded the first Medal of Science to the late Theodore Von Karman, professor emeritus, California Institute of Technology.

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Photograph of Medal winners with Dr. Córdova

NSF Director France Córdova spoke at a May 19 National Medals gala.

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Photograph of the National Medal winners with their medals

National Medal winners were presented with their medals at the White House.

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Photograph of President Obama applauding at a podium

President Obama honored the awardees for their contributions to America.

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Three National Medals of Science laid out on a table

National Medal of Science is administered by NSF for the White House.

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