Jagdishkumar K. Aggarwal (Life Fellow)
For contributions to time delay systems and digital
filters.
Arthur
Ashkin
For contributions to the theory
and application of nonlinear interactions at
microwave and optical frequencies.
Pier L.
Bargellini
For contributions to satellite
communications.
Frank A.
Benson
For advances in knowledge of
guided waves and ionized gases.
Joseph
Bordogna
For innovations in engineering
and technical education.
Gary D.
Boyd
For contributions to theory and
practice in nonlinearoptical phenomena.
James C.
Candy (Life Fellow)
For contributions to
high-speed digital coders and video picture
processing.
Herbert
Y. Chang (Life Fellow)
For contributions
in fault-tolerant computing and design automation.
Kun-Mu
Chen (Life Fellow)
For contributions to
electromagnetics and plasmas.
Donald
Gene Childers (Life Fellow)
For
contributions to electroencephalograph.
John F.
Clark (Life Fellow)
For technical
leadership of space programs.
R. Gerald
Colclaser, Jr. (Life Fellow)
For
contributions to high-power circuit breaker
technology.
Martin
Cooper (Life Fellow)
For contributions to
radiotelephony.
Lee D.
Davisson (Life Fellow)
For contributions
to data compression in communications.
Rui J. P.
De Figueiredo (Life Fellow)
For
contributions to nonlinear system theory and to the
application of spline functions to signal
processing theory.
Gilbert
B. Devey (Life Fellow)
For technical
leadership in biomedical engineering.
Sajjad H.
Durrani (Life Fellow)
For contributions
to the conceptual design and analysis of space
communications systems.
William
C. Eppers (Life Fellow)
For technical
contributions and leadership in the field of laser
technology and applications.
Edward W.
Ernst (Life Fellow)
For contributions to
improved methods of laboratory instruction in
electrical engineering education.
Arthur
Gelb (Life Fellow)
For contributions to
the application of modern control and estimation
theory to integrated navigation and guidance
systems.
S. Harold
Gold (Life Fellow)
For contributions to
the development, testing, application, and
standardization of improved electrical power utility
apparatus.
Lawrence
P. Grayson (Life Fellow)
For
contributions to the application of technology to
education.
John D.
Harnden, Jr. (Life Fellow)
For
contributions by leadership in the development of
new electric power controls.
Robert M.
Howe (Life Fellow)
For contributions to
analog hybrid computer technology.
Maurice
Karnaugh (Life Fellow)
For contributions
to the understanding and application of digital
techniques in telecommunications.
Shlomo
Karni (Life Fellow)
For contributions to
circuit theory and engineering education.
Robert W.
Keyes (Life Fellow)
For contributions to
solid-state physics, and for the development of a
theory defining the physical limits in digital
computer devices.
Joseph L.
Koepfinger (Life Fellow)
For
contributions to the application of relay protection
in power systems.
Faqir C.
Kohli (Life Fellow)
For leadership,
planning, control technology, and management of
efficient and reliable power systems.
Jay W.
Lathrop (Life Fellow)
For contributions
to the technology of monolithic and hybrid
integrated circuits.
Peter J.
Lawrenson (Life Fellow)
For contributions
to electromagnetic field analysis and to the theory
and design of electrical machines.
Edwin R.
Lewis (Life Fellow)
For contributions to
the modeling of neurological processes and the
understanding of neurological transducers.
Albert
Macovski (Life Fellow)
For contributions
to television engineering.
John A.
Martin (Life Fellow)
For contributions to
heavy ion cyclotrons developments.
Joseph P.
Martino (Life Fellow)
For contributions
to engineering management, R&D planning, and
R&D resource allocation.
Hans A.
Maurer (Life Fellow)
For contributions to
radar and electrooptical technology.
Kenneth
R. Mc Clymont (Life Fellow)
For
contributions and leadership in the planning and
development of a high-voltage bulk power
transmission system.
William
J. Mc Nutt (Life Fellow)
For
contributions to the design of power transformers ad
standardization of test procedures.
Harry W.
Mergler (Life Fellow)
For contributions
to engineering education and research in digital
logic, numerical control, and aeronautical
instrumentation.
George C.
Messenger (Life Fellow)
For contributions
to the determination of radiation damage to
semiconductors and advances in semiconductor device
technology.
William
J. M. Moore (Life Fellow)
For
contributions to precise current comparators and the
application of the comparator to industrial
measurements.
Yasuto
Mushiake
For contributions to linear
antennas and self-complementary antennas.
Essam
Nasser (Life Fellow)
For contributions to
the field of high-voltage engineering education and
to the understanding of contaminated insulator
breakdown.
Harvey C.
Nathanson (Life Fellow)
For contributions
to solid-state devices through the combination of
micromechanics and semiconductor physics.
Leonard
J. Porcello (Life Fellow)
For
contributions and leadership in coherent optics and
synthetic aperture radar programs
Lawrence
R. Rabiner
For contributions to digital
signal processing and speech communication
research.
Veljko
Radeka (Life Fellow)
For contributions to
the theory and practice of nuclear detector signal
processing.
Frederick
A. Russell (Life Fellow)
For leadership
in electrical engineering education.
Andrew P.
Sage (Life Fellow)
For contributions to
engineering education, and to the theory of systems,
identification, estimation, and control.
B. R.
Saltzberg (Life Fellow)
For contributions
to data communication.
Sean O.
Scanlan (Life Fellow)
For contributions
to distributed circuit theory, and for leadership in
engineering education.
Martin V.
Schneider (Life Fellow)
For contributions
to millimeter-wave integrated circuits and devices.
James D.
Schoeffler (Life Fellow)
For
contributions applied networks, control theory, and
computer science, and for leadership in
engineering education.
Leon
Schwartzman (Life Fellow)
For
contributions to the theory and design of phased
array radar antennas.
Mario
Sforzini (Life Fellow)
For contributions
to the development of EHV and UHV transmission.
J. Paul
Shelton, Jr. (Life Fellow)
For
contributions to the theory and design of microwave
antennas and feed networks.
Samuel M.
Sherman (Life Fellow)
For contributions
to radar systems engineering and signal processing.
William
H. Steier (Life Fellow)
For contributions
in the fields of optical and microwave devices.
Jerome J.
Tiemann (Life Fellow)
For clarifying the
understanding of interband tunneling and surface
charge transport, and for applying these phenomena
to new devices.
William
F. Tinney (Life Fellow)
For contributions
to the application of digital computers to solve
large power network problems.
David
Treves (Life Fellow)
For contributions to
magnetoptic memories, and for leadership in the
field of applied physics.
Stephen
H. Unger (Life Fellow)
For contributions
to switching circuit theory and computer science
education.
Harold R.
Ward (Life Fellow)
For contributions to
the design, analysis, and evaluation of radar
systems.
Williams
D. Warters (Life Fellow)
For
contributions to the understanding of wave
propagation in multimode media and to the
development of millimeter waveguided transmission
systems.
Walter
Welkowitz (Life Fellow)
For contributions
to the analysis of cardiovascular systems and to the
development of heart-assist devices.
Alan D.
White (Life Fellow)
For development and
subsequent improvements of visible light helium-neon
laser.
Bernard
Widrow (Life Fellow)
For contributions to
adaptive antenna systems and to the theory of
quantization error.
Robert L.
Winchester (Life Fellow)
For
contributions to the design and performance analysis
of large steam-turbine generators and to the
advancement of their excitation systems.
Bernard
J. Yokelson (Life Fellow)
For
contributions to the development of telephone
electronic switching systems and operator
service systems.
