Do you have possible nominees for the prestigious IEEE Technical Field Awards? The IEEE annually recognizes outstanding contributors to the art and science of electro- and information technologies world-wide with 22 of these awards. At least five of these institute-wide awards are especially important for the field of Solid-State Circuits.
Solid-State Circuits Award for outstanding contributions in the field of solid-state circuits to an individual or team of not more than three. Bronze medal, certificate and cash prize
Cledo Brunetti Award for outstanding contributions in miniaturization in the electronic arts. Certificate and cash prize.
Morris N. Liebmann Memorial Award for important contribution to emerging technologies recognized within recent years to an individual or team of not more than three. Certificate and cash prize.
Frederik Philips Award for outstanding accomplishments in the management of R&D resulting in effective innovation to an individual or team of not more than three. Bronze medal, certificate and cash prize
David Sarnoff Award for outstanding contribution in electronics. Preference given to an individual for achievement in the past 10 years; may be presented to a team of not more than three. Bronze medal, certificate and cash prize
The SSCS Awards committee is open to suggestions for these awards' nominations. Any person may nominate a candidate for an IEEE medal or award. Self-nomination is not allowed. The SSCS awards committee exists to help focus the application process including ensuring quality endorsement and society letters.
1999 IEEE Solid-State Circuits Field Award recipient
Kensall Wise being congratulated by Jan Van der Spiegel and
TR Viswanathan, after the award presentation at the ISSCC plenary last February.
Please send your recommendations to:
Bruce A Wooley
Center for Integrated Systems
Stanford University
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wooley@ee.stanford.edu
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Bruce Wooley
Vice-President
IEEE Solid-State Circuits Society
wooley@ee.stanford.edu