Fellow Class of 2009

A

Yuri I. Abramovich
for contributions to adaptive signal processing for detection and estimation in radar arrays

Tülay Adali
for contributions to nonlinear and complex-valued statistical signal processing

Kazimierz Adamiak
for contributions to the numerical analysis of applied electrostatic and electrohydrodynamic processes

Metin Akay
for contributions to biomedical signal modeling and processing

Bashir Mohammad Al-Hashimi
for contributions to low power integrated circuits and systems

Mohamed-Slim Alouini
for contributions to design and performance analysis of wireless communication systems

Nirwan Ansari
for contributions to broadband networks and communications

Alexander P. Apostolov
for contributions to use of digital computers for power system protection, communication, and operation

Francisco Jose Ares-Pena
for contributions to antenna array pattern synthesis

Anish K. Arora
for contributions to scalability and stabilization of networks of sensors and computers

Alessandro Astolfi
for contributions to nonlinear control theory and its applications to mechanical, electromechanical and power systems

B

Yves Baeyens
for contributions to the broadband and millimeter-wave circuits for optical and wireless communications

Thomas L. Baldwin
for contributions to grounding and protection in industrial power distribution systems

Utpal Banerjee
for contributions to the mathematical theory of optimizing parallelizing compilers

Rashid Bashir
for contributions to development of micro-systems and nanotechnology for medical applications

Roberto Battiti
for contributions to machine learning techniques for intelligent optimization and neural networks

Les Baxter
for contributions to high-speed digital communication networks

Ilan Ben-Zvi
for leadership in superconducting accelerators, high brightness electron sources and free electron lasers

Jean-Pierre Gabriel Berenger
for contributions to perfectly matched layer absorbing boundary condition in computational solutions of Maxwell's equations in open regions

Keren Bergman
for contributions to development of optical interconnection and transport networks

Claude Berrou
for invention of turbo codes, generalization of the turbo principle in receivers, and influence in standardization

Glen John Bertini
for applications to the dielectric performance of underground electrical power cable

John W. Betz
for contributions to signal design and radio frequency compatibility of global positioning and navigation satellite systems

Navin Bhatt
for contributions to technologies and standards for power system performance

Ronald DeShawn Blanton
for contributions to testing of microelectromechanical systems and integrated circuits

Gerald V. Blessing
for contributions to ultrasonic techniques in materials evaluation and sensor systems

Georg Böck
for contributions to radio frequency and microwave integrated circuits and systems

Helmut Bölcskei
for contributions to multiple input/multiple output wireless communication and filter bank theory

Shekhar Yeshwant Borkar
for contributions to low power digital circuits in deep submicron technology

David Jones Brady
for contributions to computational optical imaging and spectroscopy

Aleksander I Braginski
for leadership in research and development in magnetics and applied superconductivity

Michael S. Brandstein
for contributions to microphone array signal processing for speech and multimedia applications

Dennis Brian Brown
for contributions to radiation effects in semiconductor devices for space microelectronics

Nicholas E. Buris
for contributions to electromagnetic design automation and multidisciplinary optimization of complex wireless communications problems

Kenneth M. Butler
for contributions to testing of digital integrated circuits

C

Gary Milton Carter
for contributions to understanding nonlinear and polarization effects in optical fiber communications systems

John C. Cartledge
for contributions to modulation dynamics of optical devices

Moises Cases
for contributions to design and noise control for power and signal distribution in digital systems

Sheng Chen
for contributions to intelligent learning systems and adaptive signal processing for communications

Gagan L. Choudhury
for contributions to design and analysis of telecommunication networks and routing protocols

Weng W. Chow
for contributions to semiconductor-laser theory

Andrew R. Chraplyvy
for contributions to high-capacity optical communications systems, dispersion management and non-zero dispersion fiber

George Chrisikos
for contributions to the simulation and design of communication systems

Panagiotis D. Christofides
for contributions to analysis and control of nonlinear and distributed parameter processes

Char-Dir Chung
for leadership in the broadband wireless communications industry

Cor Claeys
for contributions to semiconductor device physics, defect engineering, and low frequency noise characterization

Alan Clements
for contributions to computer science education

Rodney Coates
for contributions to underwater acoustics education

Gerald Cooperstein
for contributions to pulsed power and intense electron and ion beam technologies and development of x-ray sources for pulsed radiography

Ian Cumming
for achievements in synthetic aperture radar signal processing

D

Fa Foster Dai
for contributions to high-speed frequency synthesis and radio frequency integrated circuits

Vikram Dalal
for contributions to thin-film photovoltaic energy conversion materials and devices

Dragan Damjanovic
for contributions to piezoelectric ceramics and single crystals

Pasquale Daponte
for contributions to the metrology and standardization of analog to digital and digital to analog converters

Lucian Doru Dascalescu
for contributions to the modeling of electrostatic processes in the recycling and mineral processing industries

Aniruddha Datta
for contributions to control techniques in cancer genomics

Fred Daum
for the integration of modern mathematical signal processing and tracking techniques to practical radar implementation

Francis P. Dawson
for contributions to modeling of excitation and detection of electrical arcs

Martin David Dawson
for contributions to compound semiconductor optoelectronics

Gustavo de Veciana
for contributions to the design of communication networks

Piet Demeester
for contributions to optical communication networks and technologies

Manfred Depenbrock
for contributions to the theory of electrical power under nonsinusoidal conditions and to direct methods for control of motor drives

Louis Gilles Durand
for contributions to instrumentation and methods for assessing cardiovascular and respiratory diseases

E

David S. Ebert
for contributions to data visualization and its applications

Nicholas P. Economou
for leadership in developing and commercializing focused ion beam systems

Michelle Effros
for contributions to source and network coding

Abdulmotaleb El Saddik
for contributions to interactive haptic audio visual systems

Anwar I. Elwalid
for contributions to multimedia traffic in telecommunication networks

Lars Eriksson
for development of instrumentation and methodologies for molecular imaging

Brian Lawrence Evans.
for contributions to multicarrier communications and image display

F

Kevin Fall
for contributions to Internet architectures and protocols in challenging environments

Orla C. Feely
for contributions to nonlinear discrete-time circuits and systems

Gang Feng
for contributions to theory and application of fuzzy systems and control

Gerhard P. Fettweis
for contributions to signal processing algorithms and chip implementation architectures for communications

Paolo Fiorini
for contributions to mobile robot navigation in dynamic environments

David Forsyth
for contributions to human motion computing and object recognition in computer vision

William Freeman
for contributions to computer vision, computer graphics and machine learning

Brendan J. Frey
for contributions to information processing and machine learning

Shen-Li F u
for contributions to electronic packaging research and education

Roger U. Fujii
for development of software verification and validation and system safety standards

Yoshitaka Fukuoka
for development of multichip module and high density substrate technologies

Kazuhito Furuya
for contributions to optical fibers, semiconductor lasers and electron wave devices

G

Yuqing Gao
for contributions to speech recognition and speech-to-speech translation

Wen Gao
for contributions to object-based video representation and scalable video coding technologies and standards

Tahir Ghani
for contributions to deep submicron metal oxide semiconductor transistor development for microprocessors

Myron Ginsberg
for application of supercomputers in the automotive industry

Alan H. Gnauck
for contributions to high-capacity optical communications systems

Michael T. Goodrich
for contributions to parallel and distributed algorithms for combinatorial and geometric problems

Jaideva C. Goswami
for contributions to wavelet theory and development of electromagnetic sensors and data analysis methods

Darryl P. Greenwood
for contributions to the design and performance of adaptive optical systems

Robert M. Grow
for application development in local area network technologies

Mohsen Guizani
for contributions to quality of service in broadband and ad hoc wireless networks

Levent Gurel
for contributions to fast methods and algorithms for computational electromagnetics

Yuqing Gao
for contributions to speech recognition and speech-to-speech translation

Wen Gao
for contributions to object-based video representation and scalable video coding technologies and standards

Tahir Ghani
for contributions to deep submicron metal oxide semiconductor transistor development for microprocessors

Myron Ginsberg
for application of supercomputers in the automotive industry

Alan H. Gnauck
for contributions to high-capacity optical communications systems

Michael T. Goodrich
for contributions to parallel and distributed algorithms for combinatorial and geometric problems

Jaideva C. Goswami
for contributions to wavelet theory and development of electromagnetic sensors and data analysis methods

Darryl P. Greenwood
for contributions to the design and performance of adaptive optical systems

Robert M. Grow
for application development in local area network technologies

Mohsen Guizani
for contributions to quality of service in broadband and ad hoc wireless networks

Levent Gurel
for contributions to fast methods and algorithms for computational electromagnetics

H

Wassim Michael Haddad
for contributions to robust, nonlinear and hybrid control systems

Susan C. Hagness
for contributions to time-domain computational electromagnetics and microwave medical imaging

Fredric Ham
for leadership in neural network education, research and applications

Nicholas Hamilton-Piercy
for leadership in development, design and implementation of modern network architecture and topologies in the cable industry

Jiawei Han
for contributions to data mining and knowledge discovery

George W. Hanson
for contributions to the electromagnetic analysis of layered media and nanostructures

Nicholas (Nikos) D. Hatziargyriou
for contributions to the dynamic performance and control of power systems with dispersed energy resources

Wolfgang Heinrich
for contributions to the modeling of coplanar microwave and millimeter-wave integrated circuits

Uwe R. Helmke
for contributions to geometric methods, tracking and estimation in control systems

Sheila S. Hemami
for contributions to robust and perceptual image and video communications

Jean-Pierre Hermand
for contributions to geoacoustic inversion techniques for adaptive signal processing in ocean acoustics

Dominic King Choi Ho
for contributions to active and passive signal source location technologies

Xiaoping Hu
for development of spectroscopic and functional magnetic resonance imaging methodologies

Kien A. Hua
for contributions to video communication techniques for on-demand and live broadcasting

Sung-Cheng Henry Huang
for contributions to kinetic modeling and biological quantification in positron emission tomography

Jean-Pierre Hubaux
for contributions to wireless security

Joseph D. Hurley
for contributions to generator excitation controls and turbine generator interactions with power systems

Iqbal Husain
for contributions to modeling, analysis and control of switched reluctance machines

Lih-Tyng Hwang
for contributions to System-in-a-Package technologies

I

Tetsuya Iwasaki
for contributions to robust control and dynamical systems analysis

J

Bijan Jabbari
for contributions to resource management and mobility in wireless networks

Arne F. Jacob
for contributions to the characterization and application of composite materials

Farnam Jahanian
for contributions to dependability and security of network systems

Nicholas Jennings
for contributions to multi-agent systems

Joseph F. Jensen
for contributions to high-speed analog-digital converter and high-speed digital integrated circuit design

Ashok Jhunjhunwala
for leadership in development of cost-effective telecommunications in remote areas

Ravindra Joshi
for contributions to bio-electrics and simulation of cellular responses to pulsed power excitation

K

Michio Kadota
for contributions to surface acoustic wave devices

Franz Kärtner
for contributions to ultrafast optics

Richard E. Kane
for contributions to circuit breaker technology

Sung Kwon Kang
for contributions to lead-free solders in microelectronics

Junzo Kasahara
for contributions to submarine seismic technology

Sanjay Kasturia
for contributions to high speed and high performance communication links

Shoji Kawahito
for contributions to sensor interfacing, sensor signal processing and multiple-level signaling

Leo Charles Kempel
for contributions to conformal antenna design and electromagnetic composite materials

Ashfaq Ahmad Khokhar
for contributions to multimedia computing and database systems

Jong-Hwan Kim
for contributions to evolutionary algorithms

Ron Kimmel
for contributions to image processing and non-rigid shape analysis

Ludger Klinkenbusch
for contributions to spherical-multipole analysis of electromagnetic fields

James L. Knighten
for contributions to understanding electromagnetic noise coupling paths for product compliance with regulatory standards

Edward W. Knightly
for contributions to multi-hop wireless networks

Rudolf J. Koch
for contributions to complementary metal-oxide semiconductor analog circuits and data converters

Ralph L. Kohler Jr.
for contributions to aerospace electronic systems and Communications,Command,Control And Intelligence infrastructure

David F. Kotz
for contributions to parallel and distributed systems and wireless networks

Gregory T.A. Kovacs
for contributions to fabrication and use of biosensors for medical, environmental and space applications

C. Mani Krishna
for contributions to the design and evaluation of real-time systems

Lizy K. Kurian John
for contributions to power modeling and performance evaluation of microprocessors

Dim-Lee Kwong
for contributions to silicon technology and leadership in directing microelectronics research

Chong Min Kyung
for contributions to system on chip processors
 

L

Andrea L. Lacaita
for contributions to modeling of single-photon avalanche-diodes and non-volatile memory devices

Richard E. Ladner
for contributions to computational complexity, algorithms, data compression and accessible computing

Mounir Laroussi
for contributions to biomedical applications of low temperature atmospheric pressure plasmas

Ching-Ting Lee
for contributions to galium nitride-based optoelectronic and electronic devices

Victor R. Lesser
for contributions to distributed intelligent systems and architectures

Emil Levi
for contribution to vector control of induction motor drives

Stan Z. Li
for contributions to face recognition, pattern recognition and computer vision

Yong Lian
for contributions to the design of low-power high-performance digital filters

Konstantin K. Likharev
for contributions to superconducting digital electronics and single-electron tunneling devices

Feng Lin
for contributions to the theory and application of discrete event systems

Hui Liu
for contributions to global standards for broadband cellular and mobile broadcasting

Yun-hui Liu
for contributions to robotic multi-fingered grasping and adaptive visual servo systems

John Harrison Lodge
for contributions to the application of signal processing and communications theory

Fabrizio Lombardi
for contributions to testing and fault tolerance of digital systems

Arthur James Lowery
for leadership in computer modeling of optical communication systems

Michael G. Luby
for contributions to theory and practice of iterative coding

Wayne Luk
for contributions to reconfigurable computing

Konstantin Alexandrovich Lukin
for contributions to research in noise and chaotic waveform radars

Jiebo Luo
for contributions to semantic image understanding and intelligent image processing

Andrea L. Lacaita
for contributions to modeling of single-photon avalanche-diodes and non-volatile memory devices

Richard E. Ladner
for contributions to computational complexity, algorithms, data compression and accessible computing

Mounir Laroussi
for contributions to biomedical applications of low temperature atmospheric pressure plasmas

Ching-Ting Lee
for contributions to galium nitride-based optoelectronic and electronic devices

Victor R. Lesser
for contributions to distributed intelligent systems and architectures

Emil Levi
for contribution to vector control of induction motor drives

Stan Z. Li
for contributions to face recognition, pattern recognition and computer vision

Yong Lian
for contributions to the design of low-power high-performance digital filters

Konstantin K. Likharev
for contributions to superconducting digital electronics and single-electron tunneling devices

Feng Lin
for contributions to the theory and application of discrete event systems

Hui Liu
for contributions to global standards for broadband cellular and mobile broadcasting

Yun-hui Liu
for contributions to robotic multi-fingered grasping and adaptive visual servo systems

John Harrison Lodge
for contributions to the application of signal processing and communications theory

Fabrizio Lombardi
for contributions to testing and fault tolerance of digital systems

Arthur James Lowery
for leadership in computer modeling of optical communication systems

Michael G. Luby
for contributions to theory and practice of iterative coding

Wayne Luk
for contributions to reconfigurable computing

Konstantin Alexandrovich Lukin
for contributions to research in noise and chaotic waveform radars

Jiebo Luo
for contributions to semantic image understanding and intelligent image processing

Andrea L. Lacaita
for contributions to modeling of single-photon avalanche-diodes and non-volatile memory devices

Richard E. Ladner
for contributions to computational complexity, algorithms, data compression and accessible computing

Mounir Laroussi
for contributions to biomedical applications of low temperature atmospheric pressure plasmas

Ching-Ting Lee
for contributions to galium nitride-based optoelectronic and electronic devices

Victor R. Lesser
for contributions to distributed intelligent systems and architectures

Emil Levi
for contribution to vector control of induction motor drives

Stan Z. Li
for contributions to face recognition, pattern recognition and computer vision

Yong Lian
for contributions to the design of low-power high-performance digital filters

Konstantin K. Likharev
for contributions to superconducting digital electronics and single-electron tunneling devices

Feng Lin
for contributions to the theory and application of discrete event systems

Hui Liu
for contributions to global standards for broadband cellular and mobile broadcasting

Yun-hui Liu
for contributions to robotic multi-fingered grasping and adaptive visual servo systems

John Harrison Lodge
for contributions to the application of signal processing and communications theory

Fabrizio Lombardi
for contributions to testing and fault tolerance of digital systems

Arthur James Lowery
for leadership in computer modeling of optical communication systems

Michael G. Luby
for contributions to theory and practice of iterative coding

Wayne Luk
for contributions to reconfigurable computing

Konstantin Alexandrovich Lukin
for contributions to research in noise and chaotic waveform radars

Jiebo Luo
for contributions to semantic image understanding and intelligent image processing

Andrea L. Lacaita
for contributions to modeling of single-photon avalanche-diodes and non-volatile memory devices

Richard E. Ladner
for contributions to computational complexity, algorithms, data compression and accessible computing

Mounir Laroussi
for contributions to biomedical applications of low temperature atmospheric pressure plasmas

Ching-Ting Lee
for contributions to galium nitride-based optoelectronic and electronic devices

Victor R. Lesser
for contributions to distributed intelligent systems and architectures

Emil Levi
for contribution to vector control of induction motor drives

Stan Z. Li
for contributions to face recognition, pattern recognition and computer vision

Yong Lian
for contributions to the design of low-power high-performance digital filters

Konstantin K. Likharev
for contributions to superconducting digital electronics and single-electron tunneling devices

Feng Lin
for contributions to the theory and application of discrete event systems

Hui Liu
for contributions to global standards for broadband cellular and mobile broadcasting

Yun-hui Liu
for contributions to robotic multi-fingered grasping and adaptive visual servo systems

John Harrison Lodge
for contributions to the application of signal processing and communications theory

Fabrizio Lombardi
for contributions to testing and fault tolerance of digital systems

Arthur James Lowery
for leadership in computer modeling of optical communication systems

Michael G. Luby
for contributions to theory and practice of iterative coding

Wayne Luk
for contributions to reconfigurable computing

Konstantin Alexandrovich Lukin
for contributions to research in noise and chaotic waveform radars

Jiebo Luo
for contributions to semantic image understanding and intelligent image processing

M

Mali Mahalingam
for contributions to packaging and thermal performance of semiconductor electronics

Jose A. Maiz
for contributions to reliability of high performance microprocessors

Timothy J. Maloney
for contributions to electrostatic discharge protection of semiconductor components

Kim Fung Man
for contributions to evolutionary optimization in industrial electronics

Narayan B. Mandayam
for contributions to wireless data transmission

H. Alan Mantooth
for contributions to modeling of power electronic devices

Juan Manuel Martin-Sanchez
for contributions to adaptive predictive control methodologies

Paul F. McManamon
for contributions in optical phased array and laser radar

Joe W. McPherson
for contributions to reliability physics and engineering and application to integrated circuits

Scott L. Miller
for contributions to the theory of spread spectrum communications

Thomas Allen Milligan
for development of antennas for space exploration

Bhubaneswar (Bud) Mishra
for contributions to the mathematical modeling of robotic grasping

Takashi Mizutani
for contributions to device physics, nanostructures and heterostructure devices

Mahta Moghaddam
for contributions to forward and inverse scattering techniques for radar remote sensing

Un-Ku Moon
for contributions to low voltage complementary metal-oxide semiconductor mixed-signal technology

Duncan T Moore
for contributions to gradient-index optical systems and optical technology for Hubble Space Telescope

Shubu Mukherjee
for contributions to modeling of and protection against radiation-induced soft errors

Ross D. Murch
for contributions to multiple antenna systems for wireless communications
 

N

Shrikanth S. Narayanan
for contributions to human-centric multimodal signal processing and applications

Jorma U. Nieminen
for contributions to development of the mobile communications industry

Steven Mark Nowick
for contributions to asynchronous and mixed-timing integrated circuits and systems

O

Yisok Oh
for contributions to microwave remote sensing of soil moisture and surface roughness

Michal M. Okoniewski
for contributions to computational electromagnetics

Beng Chin Ooi
for leadership in data management technology

Mehmet Cevdet Ozturk
for contributions to silicon and silicon-germanium epitaxy in complementary metal-oxide semiconductor integrated circuits

P

George James Pappas
for contributions to design and analysis of hybrid control systems

David Lorge Parnas
for contributions to software engineering

Matthias Passlack
for contributions to III-V metal-oxide-semiconductor technology

Matteo Pastorino
for contributions to analysis of electromagnetic scattering

Chandrakant Durlabhbhai Patel
for leadership in thermal and energy management in data centers

David E. Perlmutter
for contributions to the mobile personal computer industry

Klaus Petermann
for contributions to optical communications technology

Terence Malcolm Peters
for contributions to medical imaging and image-guided surgery

Dario Petri
for contributions to digital signal processing techniques for instrumentation and measurement

Joel Phillips
for contributions to numerical techniques in the design of high-frequency and radio frequency systems

José Pineda de Gyvez
for contributions to defect oriented testing of integrated circuits

Timothy M. Pinkston
for contributions to design and analysis of interconnection networks and routing algorithms

Ramjee Prasad
for leadership in developing personal wireless communications technologies

Q

Raymond Quéré
for leadership in device characterization and computer aided design microwave engineering

R

William Albert Radasky
for contributions to understanding high-power electromagnetic effects on electrical equipment

Hayder Radha
for contributions to visual coding, communications and networking

Omar Mustafa Ramahi
for contributions to computational electromagnetics in electromagnetic compatibility

Parameswaran Ramanathan
for contributions to real-time systems and networks

Raghuveer M. Rao
for contributions to higher-order statistics-based signal processing

Mark A. Reed
for contributions to nanoscale and molecular-scale electronic devices

Eve A. Riskin
for contributions to variable-rate image and video compression and to engineering education

Jonathan Rose
for contributions to field-programmable gate arrays

Helmut Rott
for contributions to microwave techniques for evaluating climate change

Jaijeet Roychowdhury
for contributions to simulation and automated macromodelling of integrated circuits

S

Steven B. Sample
for leadership in engineering education

Niilo K. Saranummi
for leadership in biomedical engineering and biomedical information technology

Bill N. Schilit
for contributions to ubiquitous and context-aware computing

Joel Schindall
for leadership in satellite communication and surveillance systems

Michael S. Schlansker
for contributions to architectures and compilers that exploit instruction-level parallelism

Fred B. Schneider
for contributions to trustworthy computing, fault-tolerance and formal methods

Kensuke Sekihara
for contributions to electromagnetic brain imaging

Sebastiano B. Serpico
for contributions to pattern recognition for remote sensing image analysis

Levent Sevgi
for contributions to surface-wave radar systems

Xuemin Sherman Shen
for contributions to resource management of wireless networks

Jang-Ping Sheu
for contributions to mobile computing and parallel processing

Nicholas D. Sidiropoulos
for contributions to signal processing for communications

Daniel Sievenpiper
for contributions to artificial impedance surfaces and structures

Thomas Boughton Silliman
for contributions to improvement of antenna and filter technology for radio and television broadcasting

Eero Peter Simoncelli
for contributions to statistical models of visual images

Munindar P. Singh
for contributions to multiagent systems and Internet computing applications

Balaram Sinharoy
for leadership in high performance, multithreaded processor architectures

Adam W. Skorek
for contributions to electro-thermal analysis of industrial processes

Wesley E. Snyder
for contributions to education in robotics and computer vision

Iickho Song
for application of signal detection theory to vehicular communication systems

Robert Bogdan Staszewski
for contributions to development of digital radio frequency integrated systems

Anna G. Stefanopoulou
for contributions to control of energy conversion systems

Peter K. Steimer
for leadership in high power converters and drive systems

Lisa Su
for leadership in semiconductor technology development

David I. Sun
for leadership in power system management and control
 

Chi -Kuang Sun
for contributions to high resolution medical microscopy and nano ultrasonic imaging

Subhash Suri
for contributions to algorithmic foundations in geometry, networking and economics

Richard M. Swanson
for invention of the point contact solar cell and contributions to its commercial applications
 

T

Satoshi Tadokoro
for leadership in the development and deployment of rescue robotics

Roberto Tamassia
for contributions to graph drawing and computer-science education

Shinichi Tamura
for contributions to pattern recognition and image analysis

Takeshi Taneichi
for leadership in developing and applying advanced power generation and transmission technology

Xiaoou Tang
for contributions to pattern recognition and video processing

Allen Tannenbaum
for contributions to robust control and computer vision

Vahid Tarokh
for contributions to communications and information theory

Gregory F. Taylor
for contributions to mixed signal circuit technology for microprocessors

Dawn Marie Tilbury
for leadership in networked and logic control systems

Chai Keong Toh
for contributions to communication protocols in ad hoc mobile wireless networks

William Robert Tonti
for contributions to semiconductor memory reliability

Nur A. Touba
for contributions to data compression and built-in self-test for integrated circuits

Mohan Manubhai Trivedi
for contributions to intelligent transportation systems

Susan E. Trolier-McKinstry
for contributions to dielectric and piezoelectric thin films and device applications

David N.C. Tse
for contributions to wireless communications

Dean Tullsen
for contributions to the architecture of multithreaded and high-performance processors

U

Jayaram K. Udupa
for contributions to medical image processing

Mitsuo Usami
for contributions to radio-frequency identification technology

V

Sabine J. Van Huffel
for contributions to total least squares fitting and computational biosignal processing

Moshe Y. Vardi
for contributions to the development of logic as a unifying framework for modeling computational systems

Peter Vary
for contributions to digital speech processing and coding

Annette R. von Jouanne
for contributions to ocean wave energy systems

Nikolai Ivanovich Voropai
for contributions to power system planning and emergency analysis and control

W

Robert M. Wallace
for contributions to high-k gate dielectric materials for integrated circuits

Xi-Fan Wang
for contributions to power system planning and power engineering education

Yicheng Wang
for contributions to precision electrical measurements in realization of the International System of Units Farad and Ohm

Albert Z.H. Wang
for contributions to design-for-reliability and system-on-chip

Shan Xiang Wang
for contributions to magnetic materials and device

Oleg Wasynczuk
for contributions to modeling and analysis in power electronics

Susie J. Wee
for contributions in multimedia technology

Wolfram Heinz Wellssow
for leadership in the development of software packages for electric power system analysis

Juyang Weng
for contributions to computer vision and pattern recognition

Stuart Wenham
for contributions to solar cell technology

Peter J. Winzer
for contributions to high-speed digital optical modulation in transport networks

Richard Stacy Withers
for development of superconductive and cryogenic radio frequency circuits for nuclear magnetic resonance probes

Thomas Yat Chung Woo
for contributions to network security and mobile data services

Jie Wu
for contributions to mobile ad hoc networks and multicomputer systems

Jean-Lien Chen Wu
for leadership in information and communication education

Hans-Joachim Wunderlich
for contributions to very-large-scale-integration circuit testing and fault tolerance

X

Xiang-Gen Xia
for contributions to signal processing for digital communications

Y

Prof. Takeshi Yamakawa
for contributions in hardware implementation of fuzzy logic and other soft computing systems

Toshiaki Yamamoto
for contributions to pollution and contamination control

Qiang Yang
for contributions to understanding and application of intelligent planning, learning and data mining

Yuanyuan Yang
for contributions to parallel and distributed computing systems

Felix J. Yanovsky
for contributions to airborne radar for flight safety

Gary G. Yen
for contribution to intelligent systems and control

Ryuichi Yokoyama
for leadership in electrical power system management

Robert A. York
for contributions to ferroelectric devices, power amplifiers and phased array systems

Steve J. Young
for contributions to speech processing, speech recognition and spoken dialogue systems

Zhiping Yu
for contributions to modeling and simulation of advanced semiconductor devices

Ming Yu
for contributions to the design and tuning of microwave filters and multiplexers

Simon H. Yueh
for contributions to polarimetric radar and radiometer remote sensing

Alan Yuille
for contributions to computer and biological vision, medical image processing and computational theories of cognition

Z

Enrico Zanoni
for contributions to reliability of compound semiconductor devices

Kenneth J. Zdunek
for leadership in integrating voice and data communications in networks

Prof. Aidong Zhang
for contributions to multimedia data indexing

Xiaodong Zhang
for contributions to computer memory systems

Prof. Keith Q.T. Zhang
for contributions to wireless communications systems

Dr. David Zhang
for contributions to biometric identification and systems

Zheng Zhang
for contributions to the design of advanced variable speed drive systems for appliances

Zi-Qiang Zhu
for contributions to analytical modeling of permanent magnet brushless machines

John C. Zolper, Sr.
for leadership in compound semiconductor electronics