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A
Bryan D.
Ackland
for contributions to the design
of custom integrated circuits for signal
processing systems
Krishnak.
Agarwal
for pioneering the insertion of
GaAs FETs in high-performance microwave
receivers
Narendra
Ahuja
for contributions to
three-dimensional computer vision
Dennis J.
Allan (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
the design and development of power transformers
Phillip
E. Allen
for contributions to electrical
engineering education and microelectronics
textbooks
David J.
Allstot
for contributions to the analysis
and design of switched-capacitor and analog
integrated circuits
Irving
Ames
for contributions to thin-film
metallurgy, in particular, the invention of
electromigration-resistant copper-doped aluminum
metallurgy
Akihiro
Ametani
for contributions to the analysis
of electrical transients in power systems
J. Bach
Andersen
for contributions to antenna
theory with significant applications to cancer
therapy and communications
Athanasios C. Antoulas
for contributions
to the theory of linear system realization
Jes
Asmussen
for the development and
application of microwave cavity applicator
technology
B
Jean-Loup
Baer
for contributions to the design and
analysis of parallel computer systems
Ruzena K.
Bajcsy (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
machine perception and robotics
Paul H.
Bardell, Jr.
for contributions to
built-in self-tests of digital systems
StanleyN.
Baron
for contributions to the
development and application of digital
technology to television
Howard I.
Bassen
for advancing measurement
techniques for electromagnetic fields
associated with biological effects research and the
protection of personnel
Bruce S.
Bernstein
for pioneering research leading
to the understanding of the aging phenomena of
extruded-dielectric high-voltage power cables
James C.
Bezdek
for contributions to the theory
and applications of classifier design and
clustering algorithms using pattern recognition
techniques based on fuzzy models
Vijay K.
Bhargava
for leadership in the
development and applications of error control
coding devices
Jan
Biemond
for contributions to digital
image modeling, restoration, and blur
identification
Leif
Bjorno
for contributions to ultrasound
technology
Michael
W. Blasgen
for leadership in the research
of RISC architectures and relational databases
Barry W.
Boehm
for contributions to the
architecture, modeling, and implementation of
software environments
Steven A.
Boggs
for contributions to the
understanding of the dielectric behavior of SF6
gas-insulated substations
Austin H.
Bonnett
for technical leadership in the
manufacturing design, application, operation,
and maintenance of ac induction motors
Charles
W. Bostian
for contributions to and
leadership in the understanding of satellite
path radio wave propagation
John R.
Boyle
for leadership and technical
contributions to the art of protecting and
operating electric power systems
John R.
Brews
for contributions to the theory of
semiconductor devices, particularly the MOSFET
James J.
Burke
for contributions to power
distribution system design, protection, and
planning
Werner
Bux
for contributions to the design,
analysis, and standardization of data-link and
medium-access protocols
C
John H.
Cafarella
for contributions to the
development of surface-wave and other advanced
signal-processing components
G. S.
Peter Castle (Life Fellow)
for
contributions to the practical application of
electrostatic forces in industry and
agriculture
James C.
C. Chan
for contributions to the
advancement of electric drives and electric
vehicles
Madabushi
V. K. Chari (Life Fellow)
for
contributions to nonlinear finite element
electromagnetic field analysis and its
application to electric machines
Ramalingam Chellappa
for contributions to
statistical model based approaches for
two-dimensional spectral analysis and image
processing
John Y.
Chen
for leadership in and contributions
to advanced CMOS device and process technology
Blake E.
Cherrington (Life Fellow)
for leadership
in the development of programs for electrical
engineering education and research
Joe Hong
Chow
for contributions to singular
perturbation theory and its application to
control and power systems
Peter
Cochrane
for leadership in and
contributions to digital transmission systems and
networks
James J.
Coleman
for contributions to
semiconductor lasers through innovative epitaxial
growth techniques and device designs
Paolo
Corona
for the development of
continuous-mode stirred chambers, and their
application in electromagnetic compatibility
evaluations
Sergio D.
Cova (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
the instrumentation of nuclear electronics, in
particular, the conception and demonstration of
silicon single-photon detectors
J. Ronald
Cricchi (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to the development of semiconductor device
technology, particularly nonvolatile
semiconductor memory
Douglass
D. Crombie (Life Fellow)
for
investigations of the propagation of very low
frequency radio waves in the earth-ionosphere
waveguide and back-scatter of high-frequency
signals from the sea
Imre
Csiszar
for contributions to the Shannon
theory of point-to-point and multi-user
communications and to information theoretic
disciplines of processing
Arpad
Csurgay
for contributions to
electromagnetic theory, the reliability theory of
distributed networks, and for scientific leadership
D
William
M. Destler
for contributions to the
development of large-orbit microwave devices and
collective accelerators, and to engineering
education
Norman R.
Dietrich (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to microwave circuit techniques and their
application to microwave and lightwave
components and subsystems
Carl H.
Durney (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
electromagnetic dosimetry, the application of
elctromagnetics to health care, and to the
interactions of electromagnetic fields with
biological systems
E
James S.
Edmonds
for contributions to the
development of superconducting technology and
its application to the design of larger alternating
current motors and generators
Kai Y.
Eng
for contributions to the theory and
design of high-performance packet switches in
high-speed networks
Leonard
J. M. Esser
for contributions to the
technology and applications of charge-coupled
devices
Delores
M. Etter
for contributions to education
through textbooks for engineering computing,
and for technical leadership in the area of digital
signal processing
Gary A.
Evans
for contributions to the
development, fabrication, and understanding of
semiconductor lasers
F
Ephraim
Feig
for contributions to the design,
analysis, and application of transform
algorithms for signal processing
Milton
Feng
for contributions to the development
of implanted GaAs and InGaAs millimeter-wave
MESFET transistors
Slawomir
Jerry Fiedziuszko
for contributions to
the advancement of dielectric resonator filters and
multiplexers, especially for satellite applications
Richard
P. Flam
for contributions to the design
and application of broadband antennas
G
Francisco
D. Galiana
for sustained innovations in
power flow and contingency analysis for power
systems planning and operation
Hamid
Gharavi
for contributions to low bit-rate
video coding and research in subband coding
for image and video applications
Jerry D.
Gibson
for contributions to the theory
and practice of adaptive prediction and speech
waveform coding
Wolfgang
K. Giloi (Life Fellow)
for engineering
contributions and technical leadership in the
development of computer systems
Adly A.
Girgis
for leadership in electric power
engineering education, research in digital
protection, and studies of harmonics in electric
power systems
Steven J.
Gitomer (Life Fellow)
for leadership in
the field of plasma science and the modeling of
laser-produced plasmas
Dimitry
G. Grabbe (Life Fellow)
for original work
on the design, analysis, and development of
electronic packaging
Victor L.
Granatstein (Life Fellow)
for
contributions to the invention and development of
high-power microwave generators, especially
gyrotron amplifiers
Daniel R.
Grischkowsky
for contributions to quantum
electronics, including the adiabatic following
model, the optical-fiber pulse compressor, and
terahertz time-domain spectroscopy
Warren D.
Grobman
for contributions to
electron-beam and X-ray microlithography and their
practical applications
H
Kohei
Habara
for contributions as a technical
leader to the development and standardization
of integrated services digital networks
Joachim
Hagenauer
for contributions to the
application of convolutional codes to mobile
radio and satellite communications
Chihiro
Hamaguchi
for contributions to the
understanding of hot-electron effects in
semiconductors and the development of modulation
spectroscopy
Edward E.
Hammer
for the development of advanced
energy-efficient fluorescent lighting systems
Jerome D.
Hanfling (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to the design and testing of passive and active
phased-array antenna systems
Ronald G.
Harley
for contributions to generalized
theory and subsynchronous resonance's in
electric machines and drives
Hans L.
Hartnagel (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to the field of microwave GaAs device optimization
and applications
Monson H.
Hayes, Iii
for contributions to signal
modeling including the development of
algorithms for signal restoration from Fourier
transform phase or magnitude
Charles
R. Heising (Life Fellow)
for
contributions to the field of reliability analysis
of industrial and commercial power systems and
fostering and developing associated standards
Joseph
Helszajn (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to the theory and practice of ferrite engineering
Tatsuo
Higuchi (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to the theory of multidimensional signal processing
and the development of the beyond-binary VLSI
signal processing techniques
Takamasa
Hori (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
the development of speed control systems for
industrial alternating current motors
Koichi
Hosokawa (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to power cable technology
Allen Q.
Howard, Jr. (Life Fellow)
for
contributions to the theory and practice
electromagnetic well logging
Robert D.
Hunsucker (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to middle-and high-latitude ionospheric radio
science
I
Oscar H.
Ibarra
for contributions to the design
and analysis of algorithms, the theory of
computation, computational complexity, and parallel
computing
Hiromasa
Ikeda
for contributions to and leadership
in the development of digital switching
systems and technologies
Yoshikazu
Ikeda (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
the multinational development of an advanced
signaling system for international
telecommunications services
Hideki
Imai
for contributions to the theory of
coded modulation and two-dimensional codes
J
LawrenceD. Jackel
for leadership in the
applications of neural networks to pattern
recognition and in the development of electronic
systems implementing neural networks
Ronald M.
Jackson (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to the development of electrical standards for the
petroleum and chemical industry, and for leadership
in advancing the profession of electrical
engineering
Ramesh C.
Jain
for contributions to computer vision
in the estimation of structure and motion from
images
Raymond
A. Jarvis
for leadership in and
contributions to the fields of computer vision and
intelligent robotics
Peter M.
Joseph
for contributions to the improved
techniques of X-ray and magnetic resonance
imaging in medicine and biology
Biing-Hwang Juang
for contributions to
the theory of vector quantization and its
application to coding and automatic recognition of
speech
K
Yoji
Kajitani
for outstanding contributions to
graph theory and its application to network
theory and computer-aided integrated systems design
Takeo
Kanade
for contributions to vision,
manipulators, autonomous mobile robots, and
sensors
Abraham
Kandel
for contributions to fuzzy set
theory and its dissemination, and to the
application of uncertainty management techniques to
engineering systems
Teruo
Kataoka
for contributions to the theory f
rotating machines and the application of power
electronics to drives
Mohsen
Kavehrad
for contributions to digital
communications applied to indoor wireless
communication and optical networking
Hirohisa
Kawamoto
for contributions to materials,
device, and systems technologies for the use
of video systems
Demetrios
Kazakos
for contributions to detection
and estimation theory, with applications to
multiuser data communications and statistical
pattern recognition
Charles
R. Kime
for contributions to system fault
diagnosis and VLSI testing
Donald E.
Kirk
for contributions to signal and
systems education
Antti J.
Koivo
for contributions to the modeling
and adaptive control robotic manipulator
systems with sensory feedback
Nestor
Kolcio
for contributions to safety in
live-line work, and corona performance of
overhead lines
Robert L.
Kosut
for contributions to the analysis
of adaptive control systems, and for
leadership in developing system identification for
robust control design
Way
Kuo
for contributions to design for
reliability in engineering education
L
Stephen
R. Lambert
for contributions to
insulation coordination and standardization of
high-voltage switchgear
Robert H.
Lasseter
for applications of digital
analysis methods to the design of high-voltage
direct current power systems and static compensators
S. Edward
Law
for contributions to electrostatics
technology for agricultural and biological
applications
Joseph W.
Lechleider
for contributions to the
theory and practice of high-speed digital
subscriber line
Der-Tsai
Lee
for contributions to computational
geometry and design and analysis of algorithms
Jhong Sam
Lee
for leadership in the development of
anti-jam receiver design techniques for
frequency-hopping spread spectrum systems
Lin-Nan
Lee
for contributions to applying coding
theory, cryptography, and digital signal
processing to commercial satellite communications
Hua
Lee
for contributions high
high-resolution imaging techniques and tomographic
acoustic microscopy
Victor
On-Kwok Li
for contributions to the
design and analysis of communications networks
David
John N. Limebeer
for contributions to
multivariable systems theory
Richard
A. Linke
for contributions to single
-frequency semiconductor lasers and to their
applications in high-capacity and coherent lightwave
communication systems
Ren-Chyuan Luo
for contributions to
intelligent sensors and robotics
William
T. Lynch
for advances in process
technology for silicon integrated circuits
M
John S.
Macdonald
for leadership in the
development of techniques in terrestrial monitoring
Rabinder
N. Madan
for leadership in research
programs for signal processing,
communications, and nonlinear phenomena
Ronald J.
Marhefka
for contributions to
high-frequency electromagnetic modeling of complex
geometries
A. Frank
Mayadas
for contributions to magnetic
storage and thin film technology and systems
James
Mckenna
for contributions to the
mathematical modeling of communication and
computer systems with queueing networks
Renville
H. Mc Mann, Jr.
for contributions to
television systems, high-definition television
equipment, and laser military reconnaissance
equipment
David J.
Melvold
for leadership in the integration
of high-voltage dc and ac transmission systems
Evangelia
Micheli-Tzanakou
for contributions to the
application of neural networks to the analysis
of the operation of the visual system
Jayadev
Misra
for contributions to the algorithms
and theory of distributed computing
Boris
Mokrytzki
for developments in pulse-width
modulation techniques for semiconductor
inverters for large ac motors
Larry K.
Monteith
for leadership in engineering
education and understanding of electron
irradiation and space charge effects
Robert A.
Moore
for the development of monolithic
microwave acoustic filters
Richard
R. Muntz
for contributions to the theory
of queueing networks and computer system
performance
N
Hisamatsu
Nakano
for contributions to the design of
spiral and helical antennas
O
Robert G.
Olsen
for contributions to the
understanding of electromagnetic fields and
interference from power lines
RandolphH. Ott
for contributions to
electromagnetic propagation and scattering theory
with applications to telecommunications
Terence
H. Oxley
for contributions and technical
leadership in the development of microwave and
millimeter-wave components and sub-systems
P
Robert J.
Papa
for contributions to the
understanding of electromagnetic scattering and
propagation and their applications to radar
technology
Rajnikant
V. Patel
for contributions to the
numerical analysis and design of control systems
Lalit M.
Patnaik
for contributions to distributed
and parallel computing
Yale N.
Patt
for innovative contributions to
high-speed computer architecture
Michael
G. Pecht
for contributions to and
leadership in electronics packaging and
reliability
Paul S.
Peercy
for contributions to ferroelectric
and strained-layer compound semiconductor
materials and their device applications
Joseph W.
Porter
for contributions to circuits
breaker technology
Marian W.
Pospieszalski
for contributions to the
understanding and development of ultra-low-noise
microwave amplifiers
William
F. Powers
for leadership in automotive
applications of control systems
Paul R.
Prucnal
for contributions to photonic
switching and fiber-optics networks
R
Herbert
E. Rauch
for pioneering contributions to
and leadership in the field of optimal
estimation and control
Harnatha
Chennareddy Reddy
for contributions to
multivariable circuit theory and its application to
multidimensional stability analysis and digital
filter design
Aristides
A. Requicha
for contributions to the
theory and practice of three-dimensional
geometric modeling, and to its applications in
programmable automation
Juan A.
Rodriguez
for technical leadership in the
development of computer data storage devices
Donald K.
Ross
for contributions to
energy-conserving illumination systems
Arye
Rosen
for innovation in semiconductor
devices and circuits for use in microwave
Albert H.
Rubenstein
for contributions to and
leadership in improving the management of
research and development
Charles
E. Ryan, Jr.
for contributions to the
geometric theory of diffraction and the analysis
of electromagnetic scattering
Vhandosa
Rypinski
for contributions to mobile
radio-telephone technology
Charles
E. Ryan, Jr.
for contributions to the
geometric theory of diffraction and the analysis
of electromagnetic scattering
S
Tapan K.
Sarkar
for contributions to iterative
solutions of numerical models in
electromagnetic theory
John E.
Savage
for contributions to the theory of
computation and design and analysis of VLSI
algorithms
Stuart C.
Schwartz
for contributions to signal
detection, estimation, and communication
theory, and for leadership in engineering education
Steven E.
Schwarz
for contributions to engineering
education, electronics, and microwave
technology
John P.
Shen
for contributions to fault-tolerant
computing and to VLSI circuit design
Louis C.
Sheppard
for contributions to biomedical
engineering, especially in the area of
closed-loop control of blood pressure in patients
following surgery
Hisashi
Shichijo
for contributions to
semiconductor memory technology
Kang G.
Shin
for contributions to the theory of
dynamic failure in real-time computing systems
Masaaki
Shinji
for contributions to antennas for
public telecommunication systems, and for
leadership in radio transmission systems development
Curtis A.
Siller, Jr.
for contributions to the
development of interference reduction systems
for microwave radio. Especially high-performance
digital filters for communications
Barry G.
Silverman
for the introduction and
application of intelligent decision support
systems that combine knowledge-based and decision
science techniques
Lawerence
Snyder
for contributions to parallel
computer programming, computer architecture,
and the theoretical foundations of computer science
Torsten
Soderstrom
for fundamental contributions
to system identification
John D.
Spragins
for contributions to
telecommunications education and to performance and
reliability modeling of computer networks
BradleyJ.
Strait
for leadership in
university-industry collaborative research and
engineering education
Richard
G. Strauch
for developments in radar and
radar-acoustic sounding systems for
atmospheric wind and temperature profiling
Michael
A. Stroscio
for contributions to the
understanding of quantum and relativistic
phenomena in solid-state and laser-produced plasma
Toshio
Suzuki
for contributions to the
understanding of long airguns, lighting, and
switching surges on transmission lines
Mary Ann
Sweeney
for contributions to the
understanding of plasma opening switches and
beam interactions with matter in particle beam
accelerators
T
Kunimaro
Tanaka
for contributions to digital audio
recording technology
William
J. Tanski
for developments in surface
acoustic wave resonantor devices
Frederick
M. Tesche
for the development of
transient electromagnetic field model, and
contributions to their application
William
A. Thue
for contributions to improved
underground power cable systems and standards
R. Bruce
Thompson
for contributions to ultrasonic
nondestructive evaluation as a quantitative
measurement science
Willis J.
Tompkins
for contributions to biomedical
engineering education
John R.
Treichler
for developments in adaptive
filtering algorithms and hardware for digital
communications
Kishor S.
Trivedi
for contributions to reliability
and performance analysis of computer and
communication systems
Hua Quen
Tserng
for contributions to GaAs
microwave devices and their application to
monolithic microwave integrated circuits
V
Edward C.
Van Der Meulen
for contributions to the
study of multiway channels in information theory
Joos
Vandewalle
for contributions to the
mathematics of nonlinear circuits and systems
Louis S.
Vanslyck
for contributions to automatic
generation control and state estimation in
power system control centers
W
Kikuo
Wakino
for development of high-quality
ceramic dielectric materials, and for
contributions to their application
Kang-Lung
Wang
for contributions to silicon-based
molecular beam epitaxy and quantum structures
Johnson
J. Wang
for contributions to generalized
moment methods for computer solution of
electromagnetic problems
Stephen
Wanuga
for contributions to the
development of zinc oxide thin-film
piezoelectric transducers
Jerald A.
Weiss
for contributions to the theory and
design of planar waveguides and to the
development of magnetic microwave devices
C. Frank
Wheatley, Jr.
for contributions to the
development and application of power
semiconductor devices and circuits
Donald M.
Wiberg
for contributions to theory of
optimal system parameter estimation
Gio
Wiederhold
for contributions to database
management and artificial intelligence
technology applications
Howard L.
Willis
for contributions to the
development of numerical methods for
distribution systems analysis
Ching
Ping Wong
for the development and
applications of silicone polymers used in the
packaging of electronics
Y
Eli
Yablonovitch
for contributions to
semiconductor optical device physics
Edward S.
Yang
for contributions to polycrystalline
devices physics
LawrenceD. Young
for contributions to
understanding the growth and properties of anodic,
thermal, and plasma oxides, to the development of
semiconductor and integrated optic devices,
and to understanding the photorefractive effect
George W.
Younkin
for contributions to the
technology of machine tool controls and drive
systems
Z
Amir I.
Zaghloul
for contributions to the
application of phased array antennas to
communications satellite systems
