A Medalha IRI () é uma condecoração para inovação tecnológica e suas aplicações industriais estabelecida em 1946 pelo Industrial Research Institute, fundado em 1938 pela Fundação Nacional da Ciência, organização sem fins lucrativos, com sede no Condado de Arlington.
Premiados
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