Norman
Abramson
for contributions to engineering
education coding theory, pattern, recognition,
and computer networks
Frederick
T. Andrews, Jr
for contributions to
digital transmission systems, and to transmission
objectives and standards
Michael
Athans
for contributions to the theory
and application of optimal control and
estimation
Algirdas
Avizienis
for fundamental contributions
in the field of fault tolerant computing
John
Brown
for achievements in research and
teaching of electrical and electronic
engineering, especially in the fields of microwaves
and electronic devices
Julian J.
Bussgang
for contributions to sequential
detection theory, radar techniques, and
statistical communication theory
Robert L.
Carrel (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
antenna research and development
Kan Chen
(Life Fellow)
for contributions in
automatic control and system sciences, and the
application of systems engineering to societal
problems
Luther
Davis
for contributions to the technology
of semiconductor, ferrite, and ferroelectric
devices
Jack B.
Dennis (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
the design of memory systems research, and
educational contributions in the computer field
Hans G.
Dill (LIfe Fellow)
for contributions to
semiconductor devices, especially insulated gate
field-effect transistors, and to the development of
ion implantation processes
Richard
C. Dorf (Life Fellow)
for leadership in
engineering education, and for contributions to
control theory
Karsten
E. Drangeid
for contributions to the
development of semiconductor devices
Murray
Eden (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
the application of technology to health sciences
Lester H.
Fink (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
the automatic control of power generation and
dispatch, and leadership in underground transmission
research
G. David
Forney, Jr. (Life Fellow)
for
contributions to the theory and practice of
error-correcting codes and data communications
Emilio C.
Gatti (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
research in nuclear instrumentation, and in the
statistical limits of time and amplitude
measurements
Richard
W. Grow (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to electron devices and engineering education
Hermann
K. Gummel (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to mathematical modeling of electronic devices
Harvey
Heinz Happ
for the development of
technical and economic analysis of electric power
systems
Dean B.
Harrington (Life Fellow)
for
contributions to the design and performance analysis
of large steam turbine driven generators
George H.
Heilmeier (Life Fellow)
for fundamental
discoveries of electrooptic effects in liquid
crystals, and basic liquid crystal device
concepts
Yu-Chi Ho
(Life Fellow)
for contributions to
control theory and differential games
Akira
Ishimaru (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to the theory of antennas and wave propagation, and
to electrical engineering education
J. E.
Iwersen (Life Fellow)
for contributions
and leadership in the development of semiconductor
devices
Francis
S. Johnson (Life Fellow)
for numerous
contributions in space research
Edward M.
Jones (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
the analysis and development of radio frequency
circuit components and radiating structures
Alan R.
Kahn (Life Fellow)
for technical
administrative achievements in the application of
engineering principles to the biology and medicine
James F.
Kaiser (Life Fellow)
for contributions in
digital signal processing, and synthesis of digital
filters
Irving
Kaufman (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to microwave electronics, and to education
Leonard
Kleinrock (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to computer-communication networks, queueing theory,
time-shared computer systems, and engineering
education
Herman E.
Koenig (Life Fellow)
for leadership in
the use of system concepts in electrical engineering
curricula, and in pioneering their use in the
socio-economic and biological disciplines
Herwig
Kogelnik (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to the understanding of the structure and coupling
on modes in optical beams and resonators
Robert E.
Larson (Life Fellow)
for contributions in
the application modern control and estimation theory
and algorithms to defense and industrial problems
Ralph
Levy (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
the theory and design of transmission line networks
Dietrich
Marcuse (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to the understanding of light guidance through gas
lenses and imperfect optical fibers
Warren E.
Mathews (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to the field of systems and aerospace electronics
Arthur O.
Mc Coubrey (Life Fellow)
for
contributions to atomic frequency standards and
research management
Sogo
Okamura (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to microwave theory and techniques and to
engineering education
Bernard
Reich (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
reliability improvement, standardization, and design
of semiconductor devices and integrated circuits
Irwin W.
Sandberg (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to circuit and system theory, including the
functional analysis of nonlinear and
time-varying circuits and systems
Eugene W.
Sard (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
the field of low-noise microwave, millimeter wave
and infrared receivers
Allan C.
Schell (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
antenna pattern synthesis, spatial frequency
analysis, and large antenna design
Sol
Schneider (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to high-energy gaseous electron devices
Arnold B.
Shafritz (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to computer systems architecture, logical design,
and real-time data processing
Stanley
M. Shinners (Life Fellow)
for
contributions to the theory, design and development
of control systems
Marion P.
Smith (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
the development and application of reliability
engineering technology, and leadership of
humanitarian organizations
Theodore
R. Specht (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to the theory and performance of electromagnetic
apparatus
Robertson
Stevens (Life Fellow)
for leadership in
development and effective use of the Deep Space
Tracking Networks in lunar and planetary
explorations missions, and the application of
the stations for scientific investigations
Richard
I. Tanaka (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to the technology and applications of computers and
leadership in the computer profession
Gabor C.
Temes
for contributions to filter theory
and computer-aided circuit design
Harry
Urkowitz (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to radar signal processing and to graduate education
Andrew J.
Viterbi (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to information and communication theory
Herbert
B. Voelcker, Jr. (Life Fellow)
for
contributions to the modulation theory and digital
signal processing, and for the teaching of
electrical engineering
Omar Wing
(Life Fellow)
for contributions to
circuit theory and engineering education
Jack K.
Wolf (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
coding theory
Edward A.
Wolff (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
antennas, geoscience instrumentation, and management
of scientific projects
Eric J.
Woodbury (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to simulated Raman Scattering and laser engineering
Stephen
S. Yau (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
switch theory, the reliability of computing systems,
and engineering education
Jacob Ziv
(Life Fellow)
for contributions in the
fields of information theory and engineering
education, and for leadership in establishing
engineering research and development in Israel
