When did Jerome H. Lemelson establish the Lemelson, MIT Prize?
Jerome H. Lemelson established the prize in 1994 through his foundation.
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Jerome H. Lemelson established the prize in 1994 through his foundation.
The main award carries a value of $500,000 and stands as the largest cash prize for invention available in the country.
Dean Kamen won the prize in 2002 for creating the Segway and an infusion pump for diabetics.
The Award for Global Innovation received $100,000 until its final presentation in 2013.
A Lifetime Achievement Award ran from 1995 through 2006 with similar financial backing to other categories.