ASME's Internal Combustion Engine (ICE) Division recognizes the outstanding achievements in the internal combustion engine field through its honors and awards program. Every year, ICEF hosts the Awards Dinner where we recognize these remarkable individuals.

View more information on the ICE awards or to complete a nomination packet here. Special thanks to the numerous volunteers that serve on ICE's award committees. Without their expertise, time, and dedication, this would not be possible. Congratulations to all award recipients!

 

ASME George Westinghouse Gold Medal

The George Westinghouse Medals were established to recognize eminent achievement or distinguished service in the power field of mechanical engineering.

RECIPIENT
Robert M. Wagner, Ph.D.
Associate Laboratory Director, Energy Science and Technology
Oak Ridge National Laboratory

 

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ASME Internal Combustion Engine

The Internal Combustion Engine Award (ICE) recognizes eminent achievement or distinguished contribution over a substantial period of time, which may result from research, innovation, or education in advancing the art of engineering in the field of internal combustion engines; or in directing the efforts and accomplishments of those engaged in engineering practice in the design, development, application, and operation of internal combustion engines. In 1966, by bequest, the Diesel and Gas Engine Power Division established this award.

RECIPIENT
Zoran Filipi, PhD
Professor
Clemson University

 

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ASME Soichiro Honda Medal recognizes an individual for an outstanding achievement or a series of significant engineering contributions in developing improvements in the field of personal transportation.

RECIPIENT
Hongtei Eric Tseng, PhD
Professor
University of Texas

 

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ASME Dedicated Service Award

The ASME Dedicated Service Award honors unusual dedicated voluntary service to the Society marked by outstanding performance, demonstrated effective leadership, prolonged, and committed service, devotion, enthusiasm, and faithfulness.

 

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ASME Fellows

The ASME Committee of Past Presidents confers the Fellow grade of membership on worthy candidates to recognize their outstanding engineering achievements.

 

Engine Impact Award

The ASME Internal Combustion Engine Division created this award to honor internal combustion engine related research and development that has been put into practice towards a commercial product developed by industry. This award is specifically created to recognize researchers in industry who have made tremendous contributions to the ICE community.

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Internal Combustion Engine Division Early Career Award

This award is specifically created to recognize early career researchers in academia, national labs, and industry who have made tremendous contributions to the ICE community.

RECIPIENT
Muhsin Ameen
Principal Research Scientist,
Transportation & Power Systems Division
Argonne National Laboratory

 

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Meritorious Service Award

The ASME Internal Combustion Engine Division created this award to honor loyal service, guidance, leadership, and worthy contributions to the progress of the ICE Division.

 

Best 2023 ICEF Conference Paper

ICEF2023-10963: A Hybrid Heavy Duty Diesel Power System for off-road Applications – Concept Validation

 

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Best Presentation

ICEF2023- 110018: High-Performance Alloys for Conventional ICE and Hydrogen ICE Applications

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Best Student Presentation

ICEF2023-110006, Characterization of Flex-Fuel Prechamber Enabled Mixing-Controlled Combustion (PC-MCC) With Gasoline/Ethanol Blends at High Load

The ASME ICED undergraduate student research competition is an annual event inviting undergraduate researchers that have studied in the field of internal combustion engines, emissions systems, fuels and sprays, or carbon management. Up to two winning submissions are selected to deliver their presentations to a group of leading experts in the internal combustion engine field at the ASME ICE Forward Conference.

The two selected students will receive complimentary conference registration and up to $1,500 in travel reimbursement. Past recipients have frequently forged valuable connections at the conference, which have led to career opportunities and graduate school recruitment.