Fellow Class of 2010

A

Raj Acharya
for contributions to biomedical imaging and bioinformatics

Tinku Acharya
for contributions to very large scale integration algorithms and architectures for electronic image processing

Charu Aggarwal
for contributions to knowledge discovery and data mining techniques

John Edward Allen
for contributions to high current radio frequency discharges, sheath and wave phenomena, and electronegative and dusty plasmas

Eitan Altman
for contributions to analysis, optimization, and control of telecommunication networks

Srinivas Aluru
for contributions to computational biology

Nancy M.  Amato
for contributions to the algorithmic foundations of motion planning in robotics and computational biology

Joerg Appenzeller
for contributions to carbon nanotube transistors and circuits

Shigehisa Arai
for contributions to single-mode semiconductor lasers for optical communications

Kazutami Arimoto
for development of high-density dynamic random access memory and embedded memory

B

David A. Bader
for contributions to parallel algorithms for combinatorial problems and computational biology

James Baker-Jarvis
for contributions to dielectric measurement and analysis of microwave measurement structures

Shanker Balasubramaniam
for contributions to time and frequency domain in computational electromagnetics

Martin J. Bastiaans
for contributions to signal processing for optical signals and systems

Polina Bayvel
for contributions to the design of optical networks, with emphasis on wavelength-routing architectures and mitigation of optical-fiber impairments

Alberto Bemporad
for contributions to model predictive control of constrained linear and hybrid systems

Shmuel (Sam) Ben-Yaakov
for development of modeling and simulation methodologies for pulse width modulated and resonant converters

Samuel Paul Benz
for contributions to quantum-based  Josephson junction array waveform synthesizer

Theodore William Berger
for contributions to nonlinear systems modeling of neural tissue and development of neural prostheses

Jennifer T. Bernhard
for development of multifunctional, reconfigurable, and integrated antennas

Joseph Ernest Berthold
for leadership in optical internetworking

Dieter H. Bimberg
for advancement of semiconductor nanostructures, and development of self-organized quantum dot lasers

E. Grady Booch
for contributions in software engineering and creation of the Unified Modeling Language

Athman Bouguettaya
for contributions to large scale autonomous and heterogeneous databases and service-oriented computing

James Edward Bowen
for leadership in "safety by design" in electrical substation engineering

Georg Anton Brasseur
for developments in electronic diesel engine control

Lionel C. Briand
for contributions to testing of object-oriented software systems

Shira L. Broschat
for contributions to modeling of rough surface electromagnetic scattering

Lorenzo Bruzzone
for contributions to pattern recognition and image processing for remote sensing

Francesco Bullo
for contributions to geometric and cooperative control with applications to mechanical and robotic systems

Douglas Christopher Burger
for contributions to processor and memory systems

C

Edgar Herbert Callaway
for contributions to wireless sensor networks and low power design techniques for communications devices and systems

Christophe Caloz
for contributions to the development and application of electromagnetic metamaterial structures

Sandoval Carneiro
for leadership in power systems research and engineering education

Ahmet Enis Cetin
for contributions to signal recovery and image analysis algorithms

Srimat T. Chakradhar
for contributions to digital integrated circuit testing

Chein-I Chang
for contributions to hyperspectral image processing

Gary W. Chang
for contributions to power system harmonics and interharmonics

Kuochu Chang
for contributions to multisensor data fusion and Bayesian inference

Norman Ross Chapman
for contributions to geoacoustic characterization of ocean bottom environments

Amitava Chatterjee
for contributions to complementary metal oxide semiconductor device technology and on-chip electrostatic discharge protection

Hsiao-Hwa Chen
for contributions to radio resource allocation in code division multiple wireless systems

Zhizhang David Chen
for contributions to time-domain electromagnetic modeling and simulation

Wood-Hi Cheng
for contributions to high-speed semiconductor lasers and photonic package technology

Stefano Chiaverini
for contribution to kinematics and control of robot manipulators and autonomous vehicles

Isamu Chiba
for leadership in high precision phased array antenna systems with digital  signal processing

Greg Chirikjian
for contributions to hyper-redundant manipulators

Roy D. Cideciyan
for contributions to signal processing and constrained coding for magnetic recording

Thomas Jay Cloonan
for leadership in development of cable modem termination systems

Danny Cohen
for contributions to protocols for packet switching in real-time applications

Laurent D. Cohen
for contributions to computer vision technology for medical imaging

Robert Joseph Commisso
for contributions to high-voltage pulsed-power systems, and high-current pulsed plasmas for opening switches

Peter M. Corcoran
for contributions to digital camera technologies

Christine Ann Coverdale
for contributions to the development of neutron sources

Mariesa L. Crow
for contributions to power engineering education and to computational methods for power system analysis

D

Raffaello D'Andrea
for contributions to control of multi-vehicle autonomous systems

Mario Dagenais
for contributions to photon correlation, semiconductor devices, and integration technologies

David Daniels
for contributions to Ground-Penetrating Radar

Benoit M. Dawant
for contributions to biomedical image analysis and image guided medical interventions

Michel Defrise
for contributions to computer tomography

Paul Emerson Dodd
for contributions to the understanding and simulation of single-event effects in microelectronics

Ray Dolby
for leadership in developing and commercializing practical noise reduction technology

Robert D. Doverspike
for contributions to architectures, modeling, and optimization of telecommunication networks

Dominique M. Durand
for contributions to the understanding of electromagnetic fields of human neurology
 

E

Benjamin John Eggleton
for contributions to the development and applications of Bragg gratings and other periodic structures in optical fibers

Hesham M. El-Gamal
for contributions to multiple-input multiple-output and cooperative communications

Ahmed K. El-Magarmid
for contributions to transaction management, data integration and quality

Elmootazbellah N. Elnozahy
for contributions to rollback-recovery, low-power computing, highly-available file systems, and reliable computing systems

Jose Antonio Encinar Garcinuno
for contributions to analysis and design of reflectarray antennas

Diane L. Evans
Jet Propulson Laboratory
Pasadena, CA, USA
for leadership in understanding of the Earth system through observations from space

F

Long-Sheng Fan
for contributions to Micro Electro-Mechanical Systems

Ian Thomas Ferguson
for the development of semiconductor materials and devices for infrared and ultraviolet sensor applications

Katherine Ferrara
for contributions to ultrasound and its applications in molecular imaging and drug delivery

Mário Alexandre Teles Figueiredo
for contributions to pattern recognition and computer vision

Daniel R. Fuhrmann
for contributions to adaptive radar signal processing

G

Lixin Gao
for contributions to internet protocol and network routing

George C. Giakos
for contributions to efficient imaging devices, systems and techniques

Yogesh B. Gianchandani
for contributions to silicon-based microactuators and on-chip microplasmas

Gennady Gildenblat
for contributions to modeling of metal-oxide semiconductor field effect transistors

Marc Hillel Goldburg
for leadership in the development and commercialization of spectrally efficient wireless communications systems.

Charles Louis Goldsmith
for development of micro-electromechanical capacitive switches

Aniruddha M. Gole
for contributions to the modeling of power electronics apparatus

Ganesh Kumar Gopalakrishnan
for leadership in microwave photonics and high-speed optical lithium niobate modulator development

William D. Gropp
for contributions to high performance computing and message passing

Guoxiang Gu
for contributions to robust identification and control

Pier Francesco Guarguaglini
for leadership in aviation, aerospace and defense communities

Donald Urban Gubser
for contributions to applied superconductivity

Edward Gulski
for application of partial discharges to diagnosis of high voltage components

Baining Guo
for contributions to surface appearance modeling and rendering in computer graphics

H

Ali Hajimiri
for development of high-speed silicon integrated-circuit oscillators, power amplifiers, and phased arrays

Hiroyuki Hama
for contributions to compact and reliable high-voltage equipment

Baher Haroun
for development of submicron digital complementary metal-oxide semiconductor for wireless systems-on-chip

Richard Alan Hartlein
for contributions to standards and analytical techniques for underground power cable systems

Richard Ian Hartley
for contributions to computer vision industrial applications

Yutaka Hata
for contributions to fuzzy logic based image processing in biomedical informatics

Xiangning He
for leadership in establishing a power electronics research institute in China

Joseph Hellerstein
for contributions to control engineering for performance management of computing systems

James Hendler
for contributions to artificial intelligence, and development of the semantic web

Burkard Hillebrands
for contributions to the understanding of magnetic excitations, including linear and nonlinear spin waves

Christopher L. Holloway
for application of new material in the field of electromagnetic compatibility

Masashi Horiguchi
for contributions to circuit technologies for high-density low-power memories

Bedrich Jaroslav Hosticka
Frfor contributions to analog integrated circuits and sensor systems

Powen Hsu
for leadership in electrical engineering education

Ching-Wen Hsue
for contribution to discrete-time signal processing in microwave engineering

Qing Hu
Masfor contributions to terahertz (THz) quantum-cascade lasers and application

I

John Impagliazzo
for contributions to computing education

Yannis Ioannidis
for contributions to database systems including query optimization and data management

Dimitrios Evangelos Ioannou
for contributions to reliability and characterization of silicon-on-insulator devices and materials

J

Arthur Thomas Johnson
for leadership in bioengineering education

K

David R. Kaeli
for contributions to profile-guided optimization algorithms and dynamic branch prediction designs

Andrew B. Kahng
for contributions to the design for manufacturability of integrated circuits, and the technology roadmap of semiconductors

Shivkumar Kalyanaraman
for contributions to traffic management in computer communication networks

Pooi Yuen Kam
for contributions to receiver design and performance analysis for wireless communications

Yoshio Karasawa
for contributions to the measurement and modeling of propagation effects in radio communication systems

Mohammad A. Karim
for leadership in engineering education through creation of interdisciplinary programs

Nikola Kirilov Kasabov
for the applications of neural networks and hybrid systems in computational intelligence

David Clark Keezer
for contributions to high-speed digital test technology

Takamaro Kikkawa
for contributions to interconnect technologies for integrated circuits

Fanny Klett
for contributions to development and application of educational technologies

Yasuo Kokubun
for contributions to integrated photonic devices

Johann Walter Kolar
for contributions to three-phase pulsed width modulation converter systems

Venkat Sharma Kolluri
for the application of advanced technologies to voltage stability problems

Bart Kosko
for contributions to neural and fuzzy systems

Shiban Koul Koul
for contributions to analysis and design of microwave and millimeter wave components and circuits

Gerhard Guenter Theodor Kramer
for contributions to coded modulation, iterative decoding, and cooperative communications

Uwe Erich Kraus
for contributions to digital television signal compression and transmission

Marwan Krunz
for contributions to resource management policies in wireless networks

Jun-ichi Kushibiki
for contributions to ultrasonic metrology and acoustic microscopy

L

Richard Lai
for development and space-qualified insertion of millimeter-wave transistor and integrated-circuit technologies

Andrew Francis Laine
for contributions to wavelet applications in digital mammography, and ultrasound image analysis

Tor Sverre Lande
for contributions to low-power subthreshold circuit design

Michael Arthur Laughton
for contributions to the understanding of power systems dynamics

Roger George Lawrence
for contributions to energy efficient Adjustable Speed Drive systems

Yusuf Leblebici
for contributions to reliability and design techniques for integrated circuits and systems

Chang-Hee Lee
for contributions to wavelength division multiplexed-passive optical network

Seong-Whan Lee
for contributions to pattern recognition for biometrics and document image analysis

Patrick M. Lenahan
for contributions to understanding of radiation damage and reliabilityof metal-oxide semiconductor devices

James V. Leonard
Bfor contributions to the integration of military avionics

Ping Li
for contributions to iterative signal processing, multi-user detection and concatenated error control codes

Wanjiun Liao
for contributions to communication protocols in multimedia networking

Chih-Min (Jimmy) Lin
for contributions to fuzzy system, neural network, and cerebellar model articulation controllers

Ching-Fuh Lin
for contributions to broadband semiconductor optical devices

Jenshan Lin
for contributions to integrated microwave circuits and systems for wireless sensors

Kwei-Jay Lin
for contributions to imprecise computations for scheduling real-time systems

Lih Y. Lin
for contributions to optical micro-electro-mechanical systems switching technologies

Bernabe Linares Barranco
for contributions to the design and application of linear and nonlinear circuits in neuromorphic systems

Chang Liu
for contributions to bio-inspired and polymer micro electro-mechanical systems

Duixian Liu
for contributions to portable system and millimeter wave antenna design

Rich Liu
for leadership in electron-beam mask writing, interconnects, and non-volatile technology development

Shen-Iuan Liu
for contributions to high-speed phase-locked and delay-locked loop circuit design

John C.S.  Lui
for contributions to performance modeling and analysis of storage communication systems and peer-to-peer networks

Stan Lumish
for leadership in the development and implementation of commercial terrestrial lightwave systems

Kevin Michael Lynch
for contributions to robotic manipulation, motion planning, and control of mechanical systems
 

M

Soren Norvang Madsen
for leadership in the design and development of airborne and spaceborne remote sensing instruments

Roman Grigoryevich Maev
University of Windsor
Windsor, ON, Canada
for contributions to high-resolution imaging, acoustic microscopy, and advanced material characterization

Andrew Marshall
for contributions to process development and design of integrated circuits

Margaret Rose Martonosi
for contributions to power-efficient computer architecture and systems design

Peter Marwedel
for contributions to compilation techniques and embedded system design

Tadashi Matsumoto
for contributions to signal processing for wireless communications

Larry Henry Matthies
for contributions to perception systems for autonomous navigation of unmanned vehicles

Peter Clive Maxwell (Life Fellow)
for contributions to testing of digital logic circuits

Mark Thomas Maybury
for contributions to language processing, broadcast video analysis, and intelligent user interfaces

Imran I. Mehdi
for contributions to submillimeter-wave device technology

Francisco Medina Mena
for contributions to the analysis and physical understanding of planar structures, anisotropic media, and metamaterials

Carmen S. Menoni
for contributions to nano-scale imaging with ultraviolet lasers, and semiconductor optical materials and devices

Peyman Milanfar
for contributions to inverse problems and super-resolution in imaging

Jovica V. Milanovic
for contributions to power system dynamics and power quality

Victor Saul Miller
for contributions to elliptic curve cryptography

Craig Hillard Miller
for research on discharges and electrical insulation in vacuum

Dejan Spasoje Milojicic
for contributions to distributed systems software and mobile programming abstractions

Kaizad Rumy Mistry
for contributions to high performance complementary metal-oxide semiconductor technology and reliability

Joseph Mitola
for contribution to software-defined and cognitive radio technologies

Prasant Mohapatra
for contributions to the quality of service provisioning in computer network

Lon W. Montgomery
for contributions to design of large synchronous generators

Randolph Lyle Moses
for contributions to statistical signal processing

Eliot Blakeslee Moss
for contributions to transactional computing and memory management

Eduard Muljadi
for contributions to wind turbine control and integration of wind power into the power system grid

Robin Roberson Murphy
for contributions to rescue robotics and insertion of robots into major disasters

N

Ashwini Kumar Nanda
for leadership in high performance computer systems

Arokia Nathan
for contributions to thin film transistor technologies

M. Hashem Nehrir
for contributions to alternative energy power generation

David Thomas Neilson
for contributions to optical switching technologies for telecommunication networks

Kwok Kwok Ng
for contributions to the optimization of intrinsic parasitics in metal-oxide semiconductor field-effect transistor design

Willie W. Ng
for the application of photonic technologies to microwave antenna systems and ultra-wideband signal processing

Aria Nosratinia
for contributions to multimedia and wireless communications

Robert Nowak
for contributions to statistical signal and image processing

O

Kevin D. O'Grady
for contributions to magnetic measurement techniques applied to information storage systems

Fumio Okano
for contributions to high resolution three-dimensional television

Yasuhisa Omura
for contributions of silicon on insulator devices technology, analysis, and modeling

Umit Ozguner
for contributions to the development of intelligent autonomous vehicles

P

Mario J. Paniccia
Intel
Sfor contributions to silicon photonic integrated circuits

Giuseppe Parise
for contributions to workplace safety through analysis of power system switching procedures

Lynne E. Parker
for contributions to distributed and heterogeneous multi-robot systems

Gary L. Patton
for contributions to silicon germanium heterojunction bipolar transistors

Ronald John Patton
for contributions to robust fault diagnosis and fault-tolerant control

Nicholas G. Paulter
for contributions to ultra-high speed waveform measurements

Mario Veiga Pereira
for application of multi-stage stochastic optimization to power system operation and planning

Harry G. Perros
for contributions to performance evaluation modeling of computer networks

Larry Peterson
for contributions to the design, implementation, and deployment of networked software systems

Jonathon P. Phillips
for contributions to the evolution of face recognition techniques

Roberto Pieraccini
for contributions to statistical natural language understanding and spoken dialog management and learning

Keshav Pingali
for contributions to compilers and parallel computing

Pouyan Pourbeik
for contributions to modeling of power generation and transmission equipment

Rich Stephen Prodan
for leadership in the development of high definition television and broadband networks

Q

Chunming Qiao
for contributions to optical and wireless network architectures and protocols

Zhihua Qu
for contributions to control for nonlinear uncertain systems

Long Quan
for contributions to three-dimensional computer vision

R

Farhad Rachidi
for contributions to electromagnetic modeling of lightning and coupling to transmission lines

Anand Raghunathan
for contributions to the design of low-power and secure systems on chip

Alevoor Ravishankar Rao
for contributions to understanding of image texture and applications to machine vision solutions

Ramesh Rao
for leadership in wireless communications

Al Narasimha Reddy
for contributions to multimedia storage and network support

Fan Ren
for contributions to processing technologies for compound semiconductor devices

Douglas A. Reynolds
for contributions to Gaussian-mixture-model techniques for automatic speaker recognition

Jin-Koo Rhee
for contributions to Gallium Arsenide, Microwave and Millimeter-wave Monolithic Integrated Circuits

Giuseppe Riccardi
for contributions to algorithms for automatic speech recognition and spoken language processing

Douglas James Riley
for contributions to time-domain techniques in computational electromagnetics

Ahmadreza Rofougaran
for contributions to single chip system integration of radio frequency complementary metal-oxide semiconductor technology

John Ashley Rogers
for contributions to nanomaterials and nanofabrication techniques for electronic and photonic devices

Thomas Roser
for contributions to the design of magnets in particle accelerator applications

Richard C. Ruby
Afor contributions to film bulk acoustic resonators, filters, and duplexers for mobile phones

Yong Rui
Mfor contributions to image and video analysis, indexing and retrieval

Daniela Lucia Rus
for contributions to distributed and modular robotic

Leslie Ann Rusch
for contributions in optical and wireless communications systems

S

Seth Robert Sanders
for contributions to integrated passive component technology and digital control of power electronic systems

Timothy David Sands
for contributions to metal/semiconductor interfaces and heterogeneous integration

Jafar Saniie
for contributions to ultrasonic signal detection, estimation and imaging

Maria Sabrina Sarto
for contributions to advanced materials in electromagnetic compatibility applications

Motoyuki Sato
for contributions to radar remote sensing technologies in environmental and humanitarian applications

Christian Schlegel
for contributions to iterative demodulation and decoding in wireless communicatio

Robert Schober
for contributions to wireless communications

Dan Schonfeld
for contributions to image and video analysis

Michael L. Scott
for contributions to parallel and distributed computing

Abdel A. Sebak
for contributions to electromagnetics scattering, and design and modeling of antennas

Timoleon K. Sellis
for contributions to database query optimization, and spatial data management

Rodolphe Sepulchre
for contributions to nonlinear systems

Vladimir M. Shalaev
for contributions to nanophotonics and the development of optical materials

Mark Alan Shayman
for contributions to the theory of Riccati equations and discrete-event dynamic systems

Jose Silva-Martinez
for contributions to Complimentary Metal-Oxide Semiconductor transconductance amplifiers and continuous-time filters

Andrew C. Singer
for contributions to signal processing techniques for digital communication

Bhim Singh
for contributions to active power filters and multipulse AC-DC converters

Vishwanath Sinha
for contributions to electrical engineering education

Thomas Piotr Skotnicki
for contributions to development of metal-oxide semiconductor field effect transistor models and advanced semiconductor technologies

Malcolm Graham Slaney
for contributions to perceptual signal processing and tomographic imaging

Asim Smailagic
for contributions to wearable, pervasive, and context aware computing

John E. Snyder
for contributions to synthesis anc characterization of magnetic bulk and thin film materials

Frank K. Soong
for contributions to speech processing

Aravind Srinivasan
for contributions to randomized algorithms and probabilistic methods

Peter A. Steenkiste
for contributions to optimization and monitoring techniques for distributed communication systems

Milica Stojanovic
for contributions to underwater acoustic communications

Grant H. Stokes
for leadership in the development and implementation of advanced space search systems

Heinrich Josef Stuttgen
for leadership in industrial research

Shun-Feng Su
for contributions to computational intelligence and intelligent control

Wei Su
for leadership in military communications and electronic warfare technology

Madhu Sudan
Mfor development of list-decoding algorithms for error-correcting codes and probabilistically-checkable proofs

Jordi Sune
for contributions to the understanding of gate oxide failure and reliability methodology

Jan Kazimierz Sykulski
for contributions to methods and applications of computational electromagnetics

T

Tadashi Takenaka
for research on properties and applications of lead-free piezoelectrics and ferroelectric ceramics

Giorgio Taricco
for contributions to digital communications using wireless fading and multiple input multiple output channels

Emmanouil M. Tentzeris
for contributions to three dimensional conformal integrated devices for wireless communications and sensing

Nobukazu Teranishi
for contribution to the development of charge-coupled device image sensors

Jie Tian
for contributions to medical image processing, pattern recognition, and molecular imaging

Valentino Trainotti
for contributions to the broadcast industry through development of antenna and propagation technologies

Jeffrey Coates Trinkle
for contributions to analysis of robotic grasping and dexterous manipulation

Daniel James Trudnowski
for contributions to algorithms for characterizing power-system small-signal stability properties

Nian-Feng Tzeng
for contributions to parallel computer systems and scalable routers

V

Nitin H. Vaidya
for contributions to wireless networking protocols and mobile communications

Maria Ines Valla
for contributions to non-linear control of electric drives

Mihaela van der Schaar
for contributions to multimedia compression and communications

Mahesh Kumar Varanasi
for contributions to multi-user and wireless communication theory

Amitabh Varshney
for contributions to scientific visualization and computer graphics

Giuseppe Vecchi
for the application of multi-resolution algorithms to computational electromagnetics

Darryl Neil Veitch
for contributions to measurement, estimation, and characterization of internet traffic and performance

John Fenwick Vesecky
for contributions to marine remote sensing and technology

John F. Vetelino
for contributions to acoustic wave properties of piezoelectric crystals and their application in sensors

B.V.K.  Vijaya Kumar
for contributions to biometric recognition methods

Vishu R. Viswanathan
for contributions to speech coding and synthesis and objective speech quality evaluation

Jeffrey Mark Voas
for leadership in the development of trustworthy software, including improved metrics and process optimization

W

Charles Weldon Wampler
for developments in robotics for the automotive industry and for contributions in robot kinematics

Fei (Fred) Wang
for contributions to design and control of high-power high-density converters and drives

Yi-Min Wang
for contributions to dependable computing and web security

Charles E. Weitzel
for contributions to compound semiconductor technology and microwave devices

Craig McKenzie Wellman
for development of methods for calculating incident energy from electrical arc-flash sources

Changyun Wen
for contributions to adaptive control, switching and impulsive systems

Robert Vernon White
for contributions to digital power management in power systems for computing and telecommunications equipment

Daniel P. Wilt
for contributions to semiconductor laser technology for high-capacity optical fiber communications systems

Steven M. Wright
for contributions to parallel magnetic resonance imaging methods and systems

Ruey-Beei Wu
for contributions to coplanar waveguide passive components

X

Xiaohua Xia
for contributions to the observation and control of nonlinear systems

Chengshan Xiao
for contributions to channel modeling and signal processing for wireless communications

Jinming (Jimmy) Xu
for contributions to sensor materials and bio-nano electronics

Y

Miinoru Yamada
for contribution to semiconductor laser theory and development of low-noise semiconductor lasers for disc applications

Shumpei Yamazaki
for contributions to, and leadership in the industrialization of non-volatile memory and thin film transistor technologies

Howard C. Yang
for leadership in mixed-signal integrated circuit design and manufacturing

Qing Ken Yang
for contributions to computer memory and storage systems

Kiyotoshi Yasumoto
for contributions to electromagnetic wave scattering and wave guiding

Yuzo Yoshikuni
for contributions to semiconductor lasers and integrated optical devices

Z

Ram Zamir
for contributions to the use of lattices in communications and information theory

Valery U. Zavorotny
for contributions to ocean remote sensing and wave propagation in random media

George E. Zentai
for contributions to the advancement of digital X-ray imagers

Boming Zhang
for contributions to algorithm development for energy management systems in power system control centers

Yue Ping Zhang
for contributions to integrated antennas and subsurface radio

Feng Zhao
for contributions to networked embedded computing and sensor networks

Jian Hui Zhao
for contributions to vertical silicon carbide devices and process technologies

Wenwu Zhu
for contributions to video communications over the internet and wireless

Xinhua Zhuang
for contributions made to digital image processing, image coding, and computer vision

Richard Zurawski
for contributions to industrial and academic education

Zoran Zvonar
for leadership in the development of digital signal processing software and hardware for wireless cellular communication