John D. Campbell Space Simulation Award
Hadi Navid, for his significant contributions to various working groups on dynamics and vacuum developments, his impact on the Space Simulation Conference in fostering successful space hardware, and his influence on the expansion of Johns Hopkins University Applied Physics Laboratory's Environmental Test Group.

Robert L. Mielke Award
Matt Smyers, for his dedicated support of IEST's Working Groups, contributing his knowledge and expertise to more than a dozen IEST Contamination Control and Nanotechnology Recommended Practices.

James R. Mildon Award
Clifford "Bud" Frith, for his more than six decades of work in contamination control, contributions to the first cleanroom military standard published in 1961, and for serving as a long-time Technical Editor of the Journal of the IEST.

Special Recognition Award
Robert Mielke, for his more than six decades of work in contamination control, contributions to the first cleanroom military standafor his ongoing dedication to IEST's contamination control program for more than 40 years--managing ISO/TC 209, serving as an instructor, leading and contributing to Working Groups, the Journal of the IEST, committees, and the Executive Board.  His contributions have and continue to form a strong foundation for IEST that will last for generations to come, and for serving as a long-time Technical Editor of the Journal of the IEST.

IEST President’s Award
Lou Vitale, Honored posthumously for his long-term contributions as an industry giant in the field of Electromagnetics and Radio Frequency interferences, for supporting the IEST Nanotechnology and Contamination Control divisions, and for being a wonderful, respectful and talented mentor, and a warm and funny friend.