Fellow Class of 2011

Mohamed Abdel-Mottaleb
for contributions to biometrics, content-based image and video retrieval, and digital mammography

Mohamed Abouzahra
for leadership in passive planar microwave components and in planar microwave circuits

Amr Adly
for contributions to multi-component magnetic hysteresis models

David Albonesi
for contributions to power-efficient and adaptive computer architectures

Mark Allen
for contributions to micro and nanofabrication technologies for microelectromechanical systems

Simon Ang
for contributions to education power electronics and microelectronics packaging education

Asen Asenov
for contributions to the understanding and prediction of semiconductor device variability via modeling and simulation

Ricardo Baeza-Yates
for contributions to the development of computer science

Andrzej Banaszuk
for contributions to active and passive control of flow instabilities in aerospace systems

Douglas Baney
for contributions in the field of optical measurement and sensing

Mesut Baran
for developments in analysis, monitoring, and control methods for electric power distribution systems

Ivo Barbi
for contributions to soft switching converter technology

Donald Barrick
for development of high frequency radars and applications

Arya Behzad
for contributions to analog and radio frequency integrated-circuits

Mark Bell
for contributions to signal design and processing in radar and communication systems

Paul Berger
for contributions to the understanding, development, and fabrication of silicon-based resonant interband tunneling devices and circuits

Pierre Berini
for contributions to surface plasmon photonics

Francine Berman
for leadership in the areas of high-performance and grid computing

Abderrahmane Beroual
for contributions to processes of pre-breakdown and breakdown in dielectric liquids

Michael Berthold
for contributions to approximate learning algorithms for life science data mining

Ram Bhatia
for leadership in management of large motor projects

Shuvra Bhattacharyya
for contributions to design optimization for signal processing

Qi Bi
for contributions to code division multiple access

Janusz Bialek
for contributions to transmission pricing and power system dynamics

Holger Boche
for contributions to signal processing and multi-user wireless communications

Karl Bohringer
for contributions to microelectromechanical systems, parallel and distributed robotic manipulation, and self-assembly

Stephen Boppart
for contributions to optical biomedical imaging

Gaetano Borriello
for contributions to embedded computing devices and systems

Bernadette Bouchon-Meunier
for contributions to theoretical foundations for reasoning and applications to practical devices

Klaus-Peter Brand
for contributions to substation automation and power system protection, control, and operation

José Brandao Faria
for contributions to electric power system components

Wayne Burleson
for contributions to integrated circuit design and signal processing

Jin-Xing Cai
for contributions to long-haul fiber optic transmission

Adriano Camps
for contributions to microwave remote sensing of land and sea surfaces

Guohong Cao
for contributions to algorithm and protocol design for mobile ad hoc and sensor networks

Gert Cauwenberghs
for contributions to integrated biomedical instrumentation

Jonathon Chambers
for contributions to adaptive signal processing and its applications

Naresh Chand
for contributions to semiconductor lasers and optical communication systems

Ching-Ray Chang
for contributions to micromagnetic calculations and computational approaches in spin transport

John Chapman
for contributions to measurement of magnetization processes in thin films and nanostructures

Goutam Chattopadhyay
for contributions to development of sources, sensors, and coupling structures at terahertz frequencies

Subhasis Chaudhuri
for contributions to graduate-level education in electrical engineering

Shyi-Ming Chen
for contributions to fuzzy reasoning, forecasting, and information retrieval

Shijie Cheng
for contributions to control of power systems with energy storage

Sandeep Chennakeshu
for leadership of mobile handset development

Marco Chiani
for contributions to wireless communication systems

Albert Chin
for contributions to high-K dielectrics and metal gate electrodes for complementary metal-oxide semiconductor

Pak Chung Ching
for leadership in engineering education and accreditation

Horia Chiriac
for contributions to technology of amorphous glass-coated magnetic microwires and nanowires

Bo Cho
for contributions to large-scale distributed power electronics systems

Debabani Choudhury
for contributions to millimeter wave enabling technologies

Keith Chugg
for contributions to adaptive and iterative data detection and decoding

Jen-Inn Chyi
for contributions to III-V compound semiconductor optoelectronic devices

Lori Clarke
for contributions to software testing and verification

Carlos Coello Coello
for contributions to multi-objective optimization and constraint-handling techniques

Patrizio Colaneri
for contributions to periodic and switching control

Steve Cripps
for contributions to broadband and high-efficiency radio frequency power amplifiers

Steven Cummer
for contributions to lightning remote sensing and artificial electromagnetic materials

Michael Dahlin
for contributions to scalable networked systems

Paul Davis
for development of bipolar integrated circuits

Vivek De
for contributions to low power microprocessor design

Kristin De Meyer
for contributions to exploratory complementary metal-oxide semiconductor field-effect transistors

Daniel Dias
for contributions to scalable commercial computing systems

Bernard Dieny
for contributions to the development of nanomagnetism and spin-electronic devices, including spin valves

Xiaoqing Ding
for contributions to multi-lingual character recognition and face recognition systems

Ajay Divakaran
for contributions to multimedia content analysis

Daniel Doan
for contributions to development of standards for electric arc hazards

Miwako Doi
for contributions to the human interface of document processing

Bruce Donald
for contributions in robotics, microelectromechanical systems, and computational molecular biology

John Dudley
for contributions to ultrafast optics and supercontinuum generation in photonic crystal fiber

Tolga Duman
for contributions to coding and modulation for wireless, recording, and underwater acoustic channels

Pierre Dupont
for contributions to modeling and control of frictional contact in robotics

Emad Ebbini
for contributions to ultrasound temperature imaging and dual-mode ultrasound

Tarek El-Ghazawi
for contributions to reconfigurable computing and parallel programming

Elza Erkip
for contributions to multi-user and cooperative communications

Shanhui Fan
for contributions to nanophotonics

Veronique Ferlet-Cavrois
for contributions to understanding of radiation effects on electronic devices

Andrea Ferrero
for contributions to microwave vector network analyzer calibration techniques and active load-pull metrology

John Fitzpatrick
for contributions to medical image registration and surgical navigation

Bob Frankston
for contributions to the first electronic spread sheet and home networking

Yoshihiro Fujita
for contributions to imaging systems for high resolution television

Moncef Gabbouj
for contributions to nonlinear signal processing and video communication

Paul Gader
for contributions to computational intelligence algorithms for landmine and explosive object detection

Mark Gales
for contributions to acoustic modeling for speech recognition

Ian Galton
for contributions to high-performance mixed-signal integrated circuits using digital calibration techniques

Gregory Ganger
for contributions to metadata integrity in file systems

David Gesbert
for contributions to multi-antenna and multi-user communication theory and their applications

Dennis Goeckel
for contributions to wireless communication systems and networks

Maria Greco
for contributions to non-Gaussian radar clutter modeling and signal processing algorithms

Voicu Groza
for contributions to floating-point analog-to-digital conversion

Piyush Gupta
for contributions to wireless networks

Lino Guzzella
for contributions to automotive control systems to reduce pollution emission and fuel consumption

Mounir Hamdi
for contributions to design and analysis of high-speed packet switching

Dan Hammerstrom
for contributions to high performance computer architectures for pattern recognition, image processing, and neural network emulation

Arun Hampapur
for contributions to video indexing, video search, and surveillance systems

Yunghsiang Han
for contributions to decoding techniques

Mary Jean Harrold
for contributions to software systems

Craig Hartley
for contributions to high frequency ultrasonic medical instrumentation

Robert Heath, Jr.
for contributions to multiple antenna wireless communications

Joachim Heberlein
for contributions to plasma arc-electrode technologies

Christopher Hegarty
for contributions to satellite navigation for civil aviation

Jukka Henriksson
for contributions to mobile digital television

Digh Hisamoto
for contributions to complementary metal-oxide semiconductor devices

John Hung
for contributions to control technology for industrial electronics

Yehea Ismail
for contributions to high-performance circuits and interconnects

Mark Itzler
for leadership in avalanche photodiode technologies

Arun Iyengar
for contributions to computational infrastructure of Web applications

Douglas Jacobson
for contributions to information assurance education and practice

Luis Jofre-Roca
for contributions to antenna near-field characterization and imaging

Kevin Jones
for contributions to understanding of ion implantation damage using electron microscopy

Laxmikant Kale
for development of parallel programming techniques

Hillol Kargupta
for contributions to distributed data mining

Stephen Keckler
for contributions to computer architectures and memory systems

Karl Kempf
for applications of control and decision theories in industries

Ronald Keyser
for contributions to high purity germanium detectors for gamma-ray spectroscopy

Sergiy Kharkivskiy
for contributions to microwave techniques for the evaluation of materials and structures

Changhyun Kim
for contributions to low voltage, high performance, high density memory design

Kiho Kim
for contributions to high-speed next-generation orthogonal frequency division multiplexed multiple-antenna wireless networks

Eun Kim
for contributions to microelectromechanical systems

Shin'ichiro Kimura
for contributions to advanced stack memory cells for high density dynamic randon access memories

Paul Kinahan
for contributions to positron emission tomography

Peter Kinget
for contributions to analog and radio frequency integrated circuits

Frederick Kish, Jr.
for development and commercialization of high-efficiency transparent-substrate AlGaInP light-emitting diodes and monolithic large-scale InP photonic integrated circuits

Dirk Klaassen
for contributions to semiconductor device modeling and simulation

Uming Ko
for leadership in ultra-low power circuit techniques

Johann Wolfgang Koch
for contributions to radar processing and target tracking theory

Hermann Koch
for advancements in gas-insulated transmission lines

Visa Koivunen
for contributions to statistical signal processing for multichannel signals and sensor arrays

Thomas Kolze
for contributions to physical layer architecture in communication systems

Ioannis Kontoyiannis
for contributions to data compression

D Kothari
for contributions in electrical engineering education

Ram Krishnamurthy
for contributions to high performance and low power digital circuits for microprocessors

Thomas Kuech
for contributions to electronic materials growth for epitaxial devices

Kelin Kuhn
for contributions to high performance complementary metal-oxide-semiconductor device technology for microprocessors

Tei-Wei Kuo
for contributions to real-time embedded systems and flash-memory storage systems

Santosh Kurinec
for leadership in integrating innovative microelectronics research in engineering education

Fujio Kurokawa
for contributions to switching power converter control

Niels Kuster
for contributions to the area of near-field exposures and dosimetry for radiofrequency fields in biomedical research

Sidney Lang
for contributions to the understanding of pyroelectric and polarization phenomena in solid dielectrics

Kwang Bok Lee
for contributions to high-speed wireless communication systems

Jae Lee
for contributions to wireless communication systems

Jay Lee
for contributions to model-based predictive control applications

Te-Won Lee
for contributions to independent component analysis algorithms

Kwok Wa Leung
for contributions to the development of the dielectric resonator antenna

Kai Li
for contributions to distributed shared memory, cluster communication, and deduplication storage systems

Shipeng Li
for contributions to the advancement of image and video coding

Wen Jung Li
for contributions in low-power integrated nanotube sensors and devices

Han-Xiong Li
for contributions to applications of fuzzy logic control

Bo Li
for contributions to content distribution via the Internet

Ying-Chang Liang
for contributions to cognitive radio communications

Kwang-Lung Lin
for contributions to development of lead-free solder alloys and material interactions

Chih-Jen Lin
for contributions to support vector machine algorithms and software

Jean-Paul Linnartz
for leadership in security with noisy data

Juin Liou
for contributions to development of electrostatic discharge protection of integrated circuits

Guoping Liu
for contributions to networked control systems

Jiming Liu
for contributions to Web intelligence and multi-agent autonomy-oriented computing

Patrick Loughlin
for contributions to time-frequency analysis and nonstationary signal processing

Ahmed Louri
for contributions to optical interconnection networks for parallel computing

Nigel Lovell
for contributions to medical device technologies including telehealth systems and visual prostheses

James Jian-Qiang Lu
for contributions to three-dimensional integrated circuit technology

Paolo Lugli
for contributions to nanostructured materials and devices

Joseph Lyding
for contributions to nanofabrication and metal-oxide semiconductor transistor reliability

John Lygeros
for contributions to hybrid and stochastic systems and applications

Wei-Ying Ma
for contributions to multimedia information retrieval

Jan Maciejowski
for contributions to system identification and control

Chris Mack
for contributions to semiconductor microlithography

Kofi Makinwa
for the development of precision analog circuits and integrated sensor systems

Erik Marinissen
for contributions to modular testing of core-based system chips

Rainer Martin
for contributions to speech enhancement for mobile communications and hearing aids

Andrew Marvin
for contributions to metrology techniques for electromagnetic compatibility

Maja Mataric
for contributions to robot coordination and learning in human-robot systems

Luke Mawst
for contributions to semiconductor lasers

Stephen Maybank
for contributions to statistical and geometric methods in computer vision

Kathryn McKinley
for contributions to compiler technologies

Stephen McLaughlin
for contributions to statistical and nonlinear signal processing techniques in communication systems

Nasir Memon
for contributions to media security and compression

Lalit Mestha
for contributions to digital printing systems control

Anthony Milne
for leadership in remote sensing applications

Vladimir Mitin
for contributions to sensors and detectors

Biswadip (Bobby) Mitra
for leadership in the semiconductor industry and very-large-scale integrated circuit design

Daniel Mittleman
for contributions to terahertz radiation imaging, sensing, and spectroscopy

Dharmendra Modha
for contributions to cognitive computing and caching algorithms

S. O. Reza Moheimani
for contributions to control of nanopositioning systems

Eric Mokole
for leadership and contributions to ultra-wideband radar, waveform diversity, and transionospheric space radar

John Moreland
for contributions to magnetic applications of scanning probe microscopy and microsystem technologies

Paul Morton
for contributions to optical transmitters

Peter Moulton
for contributions to development of laser and nonlinear optics technology, including the invention of the Ti:sapphire laser

Charles Mozina
for contributions to protection of electrical power systems

Patric Muggli
for contributions to plasma wakefield acceleration of electrons and positrons

Subhas Mukhopadhyay
for development of low-cost smart sensors and sensing systems

Larry Nagahara
for leadership in nanotechnology devices and measurement applications

Yoshinobu Nakagome
for pioneering development of low-voltage dynamic random access memory circuits and low-leakage complementary metal-oxide semiconductor circuits

Yoshihiko Nakamura
for contributions to robotics

Sanjiv Nanda
for contributions to algorithm design for wireless in wide area and local area network systems

Asoke Nandi
for contributions to signal processing and its applications

Koichi Nara
for contributions to automation of power distribution systems

Vijaykrishnan Narayanan
for contributions to power-aware systems and estimation tools

Evgenii Narimanov
for contributions to nanophotonics and microlasers

Thomas Neal
for leadership in quantifying arc flash exposure, clothing ignition, and arc ratings for worker protection

Bradley Nelson
for contributions to nano- and micro-scale robots and systems

Hermann Ney
for contributions to statistical language modeling, statistical machine translation, and large vocabulary speech recognition

Michel Ney
for contributions to modeling in electromagnetics

Natalia Nikolova
for contributions to computer-aided analysis of microwave systems

Ali Nourai
for contributions to energy storage technologies

Ken O
for contributions to ultra-high frequency complementary metal-oxide semiconductor circuits

Yasutaka Ogawa
for contributions to estimation techniques and antenna signal processing

Joseph Ojo
for contributions to dual stator winding electric machines

Allison Okamura
for contributions to the design and control of haptic systems and medical robotics

Sakae Okubo
for contributions to video coding and multimedia communication systems

Erik Ordentlich
for contributions to universal algorithms and data compression

Paul Ottinger
for contributions to physics of intense charged particle beams and vacuum pulsed-power technology

M. Tamer Ozsu
for contributions to distributed data management and multimedia database systems

Christof Paar
for contributions to cryptographic engineering

Dorin Panescu
for contributions to medical devices for cardiac applications

Shivendra Panwar
for contributions to design and analysis of communication networks

John Papapolymerou
for contributions to flexible, microwave, and wireless components and systems

Nikos Paragios
for contributions to continuous and discrete inference in computer vision

Manish Parashar
for contributions to parallel and distributed computing

Thomas Parisini
for developments in neural network learning approaches

Raymond Pengelly
for contributions to high-frequency field effect transistor design and circuit applications

Eric Pottier
for contributions to polarimetric synthetic aperture radar

Balaji Prabhakar
for contributions to network theory and algorithms

Robert Puers
for contributions to implantable microelectromechanical systems

Si-Zhao Qin
for contributions to model predictive control technology and fault diagnosis in industrial processes

Susanto Rahardja
for leadership in digital audio and signal processing

Johann Reithmaier
for research in active semiconductor nanostructures

Gabriel Rincon-Mora
for contributions to energy and power integrated circuit design

James Ritcey
for contributions to bit-interleaved coded modulation with iterative decoding

Kelly Robinson
for contributions to electrostatic performance of manufacturing processes and imaging devices

Jose Rodriguez
for the development of new topologies and control methods for power electronic converters and drives

Paul Rosen
for contributions to Earth and planetary radar remote sensing

Elyse Rosenbaum
for contributions to electrostatic discharge reliability of integrated circuits

Catherine Rosenberg
for contributions to resource management in wireless and satellite networks

Yuriy Rozanov
for contributions to electrical power engineering education

Thomas Ryan
for applications of electromagnetic and acoustic systems and techniques for thermal therapy

William Ryan
for contributions to channel coding for reliable data transmission and storage

John Sadowsky
for contributions to commercial and military wireless communications

Jawad Salehi
for contributions to fundamental principles of optical code division multiple access

Philippe Salembier
for contributions to region-based image analysis and mathematical morphology for compression and indexing

Gurtej Sandhu
for leadership in development of silicon complementary metal-oxide semiconductor process technology for semiconductor memory devices

Vincent Saporita
for contributions to workplace safety through the application of fusing technology

Edward Sargent
for contributions to colloidal quantum dot optoelectronic devices

Anna Scaglione
for contributions to filterbank precoding for wireless transmission and signal processing for cooperative sensor networks

Tuviah Schlesinger
for contributions to electro-optic devices and heat-assisted magnetic recording

Stephen Schneider
for leadership in integrated wide bandwidth array technology

Donatella Sciuto
for contributions to embedded system design

Steven Seitz
for contributions to three-dimensional computer vision

Pankaj (PK) Sen
for leadership in arc flash hazard research and electrical safety curriculum

Wouter Serdijn
for contributions to integrated circuits for medical devices and wireless communications

Frederick Sexton
for contributions to ionizing radiation and catastrophic single-event effects in microelectronics

Zheng Shen
for contributions to the development of lateral power metal-oxide semiconductor field-effect transistors

Frank Shi
for contributions to optoelectronic packaging technologies

Leyuan Shi
for contributions to nested partitions optimization methodology

Masanobu Shimada
for contributions to radar remote sensing technologies

Yuriy Shmaliy
for contributions to optimal methods for timekeeping and statistical theory of piezoelectric systems

Neil Siegel
for leadership in the development of the digital battlefield

Ray Simar Jr.
for leadership in digital signal processor architecture development

Jane Simmons
for contributions to optical network architecture and algorithms

Morris Sloman
for contributions to adaptive policy-based management of distributed and pervasive systems

Roy Smith
for contributions to robust model validation and advanced control system applications

James Stathis
for contributions to complementary metal-oxide semiconductor gate-oxide reliability

Joseph Staudinger
for contributions to wireless communications systems

Guy Steele, Jr.
for contributions to the definition, design, and standardization of computer languages

Yossef Steinberg
for contributions to information theory

Andreas Stolcke
for contributions to statistical language modeling, automatic speech recognition and understanding, and automatic speaker recognition

Ganesh Subbarayan
for contributions to reliability and their associated computational techniques in mechanics

Hiroaki Sugiura
for leadership in color management technology in multimedia systems

Akihiko Sugiyama
for contributions to speech and audio signal processing

Gaurav Sukhatme
for contributions to multi-robot systems

Qibin Sun
for contributions to multimedia security

Myung Sunwoo
for contributions to multimedia and communications

Tanveer Syeda-Mahmood
for contributions to content-based image and video indexing and retrieval

Dennis Sylvester
for contributions to energy-efficient integrated circuits

Rick Taylor
for contributions to protection of electrical power systems

Chinthananda Tellambura
for contributions to physical layer wireless communication theory

Claire Tomlin
for contributions to hybrid control systems with applications to Air Traffic Management, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, and Systems Biology

Isabel Trancoso
for sustained contributions to speech technology, especially in the provision of research in and resources for the Portuguese language

Mitchell Trott
for contributions to wireless communication

Masaru Uchiyama
for contributions to design, modeling, and control of robotic structures

Kunio Uchiyama
for contributions to power-efficient microprocessors

Vinay Vaishampayan
for contributions to error-resilient compression systems

Prabhat Varma
for contributions to system-on-chip test technology

Manuela Veloso
for contributions to the development of cognition, perception, and action in autonomous robot teams

Rama Venkatasubramanian
for contributions to nanoscale thermoelectric technologies for thermal management

Anthony Vetro
for contributions to video coding, three-dimensional television, and multimedia adaptation

Emanuele Viterbo
for contributions to coding and decoding for wireless digital communications

Vatche Vorperian
for contributions to pulse width modulated and resonant converters

Petros Voulgaris
for contributions to decentralized, distributed, and multiobjective control

Lei Wang
for contributions to power system stability

Li-Chun Wang
for contributions to cellular architectures and radio resource management in wireless networks

Rod Waterhouse
for contributions to microwave photonic systems and printed antennas

Jeffrey Welser
for leadership in emerging device technologies for computer applications

Chin-Long Wey
for leadership in education and services in integrated circuits

Louis Whitcomb
for contributions to the theory and application of robotics for intervention in extreme environments

Alice White
for leadership in development and commercialization of integrated silicon optical components for communication networks

Stephen Wicker
for contributions to wireless information systems

Indra Widjaja
for contributions to switching and traffic engineering in communication networks

Thomas Wiegand
for contributions to video coding and its standardization

Alexander Wolf
for contributions to software architecture

Xindong Wu
for contributions to data mining and applications

Ke-Li Wu
for contributions to non-planar microwave filters and embedded radio frequency passive circuits

Qing-Hua Wu
for contributions to artificial intelligence applications in power systems

Min Wu
for contributions to multimedia security and forensics

Xiaolin Wu
for contributions to image coding, communication, and processing

Jie Xue
for leadership in electronics packaging technology

Quan Xue
for contributions to microwave transmission line structures and integrated circuits

Guoliang Xue
for contributions to survivability and quality of service in computer networks

Hirosuke Yamamoto
for contributions to source coding and information-theoretic secure coding

Yong Yan
for contributions to pulverized fuel flow metering and combustion flame imaging

Guang-Zhong Yang
for contributions to medical imaging and robotic surgery

Chih-Kong Yang f
or leadership in enhancement of input-output efficiency in integrated circuits

Yu-Dong Yao
for contributions to wireless communications systems

Roy Yates
for contributions to wireless network resource allocation

Ellen Zegura
for contributions to disruption tolerant networking

Gengsheng Zeng
for contributions to instrumentation and image reconstruction algorithms in single photon emission computed tomography

Fan-Gang Zeng
for contributions to auditory prostheses

Tao Zhang
for contributions to wireless and infrastructure networking protocols for applications

Kevin Zhang
for contributions to static random access memory for high-performance microprocessors

Liang-Jie Zhang
for contributions to service-oriented technologies and applications

Song-Chun Zhu
for contributions to statistical modeling, learning, and inference in computer vision

Herbert Zirath
for contributions to microwave and millimeter wave integrated circuits and device technology