Inventor of The Year
| Name | Year | Invention | NJ affiliation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tallal, PaulaPaula Tallal | 2012 | educational software innovations | Rutgers University |
| Pestka, SidneySidney Pestka | 2008 | interferon | Hoffman-La Roche |
| Bar-Ness, YeheskelYeheskel Bar-Ness | 2006 | New Jersey Institute of Technology | |
| Morris (cryptographer), RobertRobert Morris (cryptographer) | 2004 | cryptography | Bell Labs |
| Eslambolchi, HosseinHossein Eslambolchi | 2002 | Bell Labs | |
| Anderson, Philip WarrenPhilip Warren Anderson | 2001 | Bell Labs | |
| Atal, BishnuBishnu Atal | 2000 | linear predictive coding | Bell Labs |
| West, James Edward MaceoJames Edward Maceo West | 1995 | electret microphone | Bell Labs |
| MacChesney, John B.John B. MacChesney | 1995 | optical communications | Bell Labs |
| Ketchledge, Raymond W.Raymond W. Ketchledge | 1989 | Bell Labs | |
| Ondetti, MiguelMiguel Ondetti | 1989 | captopril | Bristol-Myers Squibb |
| Cushman, DavidDavid Cushman | 1989 | captopril | Bristol-Myers Squibb |
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