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A
Vasudev
Kalkunte Aatre (Life Fellow)
for
leadership in research and development for strategic
electronics and defense systems
Eyad H.
Abed
for contributions to the control of
nonlinear dynamical systems and singular
perturbation methods
Fumiyuki
Adachi
for contributions and leadership
in digital cellular communication technologies
Oscar
Ernesto Agazzi
for contributions to
system design for gigabit ethernet, magnetic
recording, and ISDN technologies
Gul A.
Agha
for contributions to the theory and
practice of concurrent programming
Majid
Ahmadi
for contributions to the design of
digital filters, and to pattern recognition
and image restoration
Shigeyuki
Akiba
for contributions to infrared
semiconductor lasers and to the development of
high capacity transoceanic undersea cable systems
Mostafa
Hamed Ammar
for contributions to the
design of scalable multimedia services and their
network support
Cristina
H. Amon
for contributions to thermal
management techniques for wearable computers
and portable electronics
Austin
Michael Andrews, II
for technical
leadership of government research and development
programs
Anuradha
Mandayam Annaswamy
for contributions to
adaptive control theory, neural networks, and
active-adaptive control of combustion systems
Tomonori
Aoyama
for contributions to digital
signal processing for communications and
broadband communication networks
Narain
Das Arora
for contributions to the
development of MOSFET compact models for circuit
simulation
Serpil
Ayasli
for contributions to the
development of military radars
B
Hrvoje I.
Babic (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
engineering education and research in analog and
digital signal processing
Siva S.
Banda
for leadership in developing and
applying multivariable flight control
techniques for military applications
Mihai
Banu
for contributions to the art of
fully integrated continuous-time analog-filter
design
Richard
G. Baraniuk
for contributions to the
development of techniques for time-frequency and
multiscale analysis
John
Tilman Barr, Iv
for contributions and
leadership in RF & microwave component
measurements & instrumentation for design and
manufacturing
Sankar
Basu
for contributions to theory and
application of multidimensional circuits,
systems, and signal processing
Theodore
Batchman (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to optical engineering education and educational
leadership
William
Francis Beausoleil
for contributions to
the advancement of hardware verification technology
for very large computer systems
Hamid R.
Berenji
for contributions to the
development of Fuzzy reinforcement learning
theory
Elisa
Bertino
for contributions to the theory
of object-oriented databases, temporal
databases, and database security
Prabir
Bhattacharya
for contributions to
geometrical and mathematical aspects of image
understanding and processing
Arun
Kumar Bhattacharyya
for contributions to
the modeling of microstrip antennas and arrays on
layered media
William
Dale Blair
for technical leadership in
and contributions to developing
multitarget-multisensor tracking technology and
applications
Vivek
Shripad Borkar
for contributions to
stochastic and adaptive control
Jens
Bornemann
for contributions to the
modeling of design of waveguide components and
planar structures
Anthony
Christos Boucouvalas
for contributions to
the understanding and development of optical fiber
components and optical wireless communications
Barry C.
Brusso
for leadership in industrial
applications of environmental, health and life
safety systems
Joachim
N. Burghartz
for contributions to
integrated high-speed and radio-frequency silicon
devices and components
C
Terrence
Michael Caelli
for contributions to
machine vision and pattern recognition
Richard
John Cameron
for contributions to the
exact synthesis techniques for microwave filters
Gerard-Andre Pierre Capolino
for
contributions to modeling, simulation, and control
techniques applied to power electronics and
electrical drives
Gerard
Thomas Capraro
for leadership in
computing technologies for assessing the
electromagnetic compatibility of systems
James
Kennedy Cavers
for contributions to the
theory and practice of digital transmission over
wireless channels
Andrew
Kwokshing Chan
for contributions to the
development of wavelet-based algorithms for
scientific and engineering applications
Chi Hou
Chan
for contributions to computational
electromagnetics
Keh-Yung
Cheng
for contributions to semiconductor
heterostructure materials and devices using
molecular beam epitaxy
Naoki
Chinone
for contributions to the
development and understanding of semiconductor
lasers
Christos
G. Christodoulou
for contributions to the
application of neural networks in adaptive
antenna arrays
Noriyoshi
Chubachi
for contributions to the field
of piezoelectric materials, ultrasonic
microsopy, materials characterization, and medical
ultrasonics
Oliver
Collins
for contributions to the theory
and practice of error-correcting codes
Michael
G. Comber
for contributions to metal
oxide surge arresters and standards for their
testing and application
Jeffrey
A. Cook
for contributions to automotive
powertrain control
Robert
Louis Cupo
for design and development of
digital communication receivers
D
William
James Dally
for contributions to parallel
computing and interconnection networks
John
Anthony D' Andrea
for contributions to
human RF safe-exposure standards
Bijan
Davari
for contributions to high
performance deep-submicron CMOS technology
development
Gianfranco Domenico De Grandi
for
contributions to continental scale vegetation
mapping using high resolution SAR mosaics, and
in the area of information extraction from SAR
data
Mark E.
Dean
for contributions to personal
computers and computer system architecture,
technology, and advanced structures
Gianfranco Degrandi
for contributions to
continental scale vegetation mapping using high
resolution SAR mosaics, and the area of information
extraction from SAR data
Peter J.
Delfyett
for the development and
application of high speed photonic device
technology based on mode-locked semiconductor diode
lasers
James W.
Demmel
for contributions to the field of
computational mathematics and the development
of mathematical software
Maria
Domenica Adele Di Benedetto
for
contributions to the theory of nonlinear and hybrid
control system design
Andrew
Louis Stephan Drozd
for the development
of knowledge-based codes for modeling and simulation
of complex systems for Electromagnetic Compatability
Stephen
Dukes
for leadership in evolving cable
television industry architecture, technology
and standards for rapidly developing digital two-way
communications systems
E
Hamid
Elahi
for developing simplified methods
of overvoltage analysis and insulation
coordination for high voltage AC and DC transmission
systems
Evangelos
S. Eleftheriou
for contributions to
equalization and coding, and for noise-predictive
maximum likelihood detection in magnetic recording
Eweda I.
Eweda
for contributions to the theory of
adaptive filtering
F
Patrick
Guy Farrell (Life Fellow)
for
contributions to error-correcting codes
Patrick
P. Flandrin
for contributions to
time-frequency and time-scale analysis of signals
and systems
Janie
Mclawhorn Fouke
for contributions to the
theories of and instrumentation for obstructive
pulmonary disorders
Ophir
Frieder
for contributions to the design
and development of scalable multi-data type
information systems
Klaus J.
Froehlich
for contributions to the
understanding of high voltage switching
phenomena and for the development of new concepts in
switching-equipment, application and testing
Nobbuo
Fujii
for contributions to the theory and
design of active filters
Hiromichi
Fujisawa
for contributions to document
understanding including handwritten Chinese
character recognition and document retrieval
Masaaki
Futamoto
for contributions to
perpendicular magnetic recording
G
Henrietta
L. Galiana
for leadership in
understanding biological control systems and for the
development of transient identification methods in
the modeling of ocular reflexes
Ramesh
Garg
for contributions to microstrip
antenna technology
Albin
John Gasiewski
for contributions to
passive microwave sounding within clouds and
precipitation, and passive polarimetric microwave
imaging
Karl
Robert Gerlach
for contributions to the
development of electronic counter-counter
measures and signal processing for radar systems
Georges
Georgette Emiel Gielen
for contributions
to computer-aided design and design automation of
analog and mixed-signal integrated circuits and
systems
Jacek
Franciszek Gieras
for contributions to
the modeling and analysis of linear motors
Georges
A. Giralt
for research in robot autonomy
and intelligence
Jay C.
Giri
for contributions to the design and
implementation of power system control centers
Allen W.
Glisson
for contributions to the
development of numerical solution methods in
electromagnetic scattering by complex surfaces
Robert M.
Goldberg
for contributions to military
test and measurement equipment
Toshio
Goto
for contributions to plasma
processing, gaseous electronics and lasers
Edward L.
Griffin
for leadership in the development
and application of MSAG GaAs processes for
novel MMIC circuits
Wayne
Davy Grover
for contributions to
survivable and self-organizing broadband transport
networks
Stanislaw
Michal Gubanski
for contributions to the
understanding of aging and performance of high
voltage polymeric insulations
H
Tarek M.
Habashy
for contributions to forward and
inverse scattering theory and methods in
geophysics
Thomas
Gerald Habetler
for contributions to
electric motor control and condition monitoring
Hsueh-Ming Hang
for contributions to
video compression algorithms and systems
James W.
Haslett
for contributions to high
temperature instrumentation and noise in
solid-state electronics
G. Erich
Heberlein, Jr.
for contributions to the
development of equipment and environmental
testing standards and design of low voltage
electrical and control equipment
Allen Ray
Hefner
for contributions to the theory
and modeling of power semiconductor devices
John Erik
Hershey
for contributions to secure
communications
Mitsutaka
Hikita
for contributions to the
development of surface-acoustic-wave devices for
mobile communications
Shuji
Hirakawa
for contributions to the
innovation of coded-modulation and
set-partitioning, and applications of
error-correcting codes to a real digital
broadcasting system
John
Richard Holmquist (Life Fellow)
for the
implementation of advanced electrical technologies
in the pulp and paper industry
Philip
John Hopkinson
for contributions to the
reliability of distribution transformers and the
development of related standards for testing and
application
Yingbo
Hua
for contributions to high resolution
signal processing and blind system
identification
Qiuting
Huang
for contributions to integrated
circuits for wireless communications
Shing-Tsaan Huang
for contributions to
parallel and distributed computing
Ronald H.
Huesman
for contributions to computed
tomographic reconstruction, parameter
estimation from dynamic reconstructed images, and
related analysis
Chang-Gyu
Hwang
for contributions to, and
leadership in, device and process technologies
for high density memories
I
Hiroyoshi
Ikuno
for contributions to the
development of new numerical methods and
asymtotic techniques in computational
electromagnetics
Yuji
Inoue
for contributions to the
development of technologies for Integrated
Services Digital Network (ISDN) networking
architecture and multimedia networks
Osami
Ishida
for leadership in research and
development of microwave devices for mobile
communication
Toru
Ishida
for contributions to autonomous
agents and multiagent systems
Hiroshi
Ishikawa
for contributions to
semiconductor and new material lasers
J
Thomas J.
Jackson
for contributions to the theory
and applications of remote sensing to
hydrology
Chennupati Jagadish
for contributions to
III-V compound semiconductor optoelectronic device
integration
Praveen
K. Jain
for contributions to efficient
high frequency power converter systems
Matthew
Ronald James
for contributions to the
theory of robust control design for nonlinear
systems
Ralph
Boyd James
for contributions to and
leadership in the development of wide band-gap
compound semiconductor devices used for detecting
and imaging X- and gamma-ray radiation
Allan
Hugh Johnston
for contributions to the
understanding of space radiation effects in
optoelectronics
James
David Johnston
for contributions in
perceptual audio coding and its standardization
Douglas
L. Jones
for contributions to adaptive
and statistical time-frequency analysis
Rajiv V.
Joshi
for contributions to chip
metallurgy materials and processes, and high
performance processor and circuit design
K
Kenichi
Kanatani
for contributions to computer
vision
Masakazu
Kato
for contributions to the development
of electric power network operation systems
using artificial intelligence technologies
George
Alexander Katopis
for contributions to
the advancement of switching noise estimation and
containment in first level packaging structures and
architecting of design approaches
Ravindhar
K. Kaw
for contributions to the
development of parametrics, tools, and
methodologies for the electrical design of
electronic packaging
Masao
Kawachi
for contributions to optical
fiber communications using silica-based
optical fibers and planar lightwave circuits
Junzo
Kawakami
for contributions to the
research and development of artificial
intelligence applications in power engineering
Atsuo
Kawamura
for contributions to real-time
digital feedback control of PWM inverters and
its application to UPS
Kazuhiko
Kawamura
for contributions to the
understanding, the modeling, and the realization
of human-robot symbiotic systems
John E.
Kelly, Iii
for leadership in the
research, development and manufacture of advanced
semiconductor technologies
Nahid
Khazenie
for leadership in the
advancement of remote sensing science, and the
advancement of women and minorities in engineering,
science and technology
Sayfe
Kiaei
for contributions in low-power,
low-noise CMOS logic
Hisato
Kobayashi
for contributions to the
research field of human-robot interactive
communication
Valeri Ya
Kontorovitch
for contributions to the
theory of EMC of radio communication systems
Jelena
Kovacevic
for contributions to the theory
of signal representation
Donald H.
Kraft
for contributions to text retrieval
via fuzzy set theory and genetic algorithms
Miroslav
Krstic
for contributions to nonlinear and
adaptive control
P. Vijay
Kumar
for contributions to the theory of
error-correcting codes and low correlation
sequence design
L
El-Hang
Lee
for contributions to optical devices
for communication
Kang B.
Lee
for contributions to smart sensor
interfaces, networking, and standards
Ruby
Bei-Loh Lee
for contributions to
general-purpose processor architectures
James
Robert Leger
for the development and
application of diffractive and microoptical
components
Will
Edward Leland
for contributions to the
characterization of traffic on data networks
Victor C.
M. Leung
for contributions to the design
of protocols and management strategies for
wireless and mobile communication networks
Vladimir
I. Levenshtein
for contributions to the
theory of error correcting codes
Chung-Sheng Li
for contributions to
digital libraries and universal multimedia access
Burn Jeng
Lin
for contributions to lithography
theory, tooling, masks, and fabrication
technology
Yi-Bing
Lin
for contributions to the design and
modeling of mobile telecommunications networks
and leadership in personal communications services
education
Guo
SIu Liu
for contributions to the
theory and implementation of random signal radar
systems
K. J. Ray
Liu
for contributions to algorithms,
architectures, and implementations for signal
processing
David B.
Lomet
for contributions to relational
database kernel technology, especially in the
area of transaction and access methods
Qiang
Lu
for contributions to optimal control
theory applications in power systems
Kwai-Man
Luk
for contributions to the development
of wideband microstrip patch antennas and
dielectric resonator antennas
Richard
Francis Lyon
for contributions to VLSI
signal processing, models of hearing,
handwriting recognition, and electronic color
photography
M
Azad M.
Madni
for contributions to systems
engineering technology for enterprise design
and enterprise process management
Hisaaki
Maeda
for contributions to the theory of
floating structures and wave energy absorption
Sharad
Malik
for contributions to electronic
design automation techniques in logic and
embedded software synthesis
Michael
W. Marcellin
for contributions to data
compression and constrained coding systems
Jose
Ramon Marti
for contributions to the
development of electromagnetic transients
programs for transmission line modeling and
real-time simulation
V. John
Mathews
for contributions to the theory
and application of nonlinear and adaptive
filtering
Nobuyuki
Matsui
for contributions to the theory
and practice of control of AC motor drives
Akira
Matsuzawa
for contributions to high-speed
A/D converters and mixed-signal integrated
circuits
Sean P.
Meyn
for contributions to stochastic
control, dynamic optimization, and control of
large networks
Eric
Michielssen
for contributions to the
advancement of computational electromagnetics
Nicholas
W. Miller
for technical leadership in the
analysis and control of voltage instability in
power systems
David L.
Mills
for contributions to network
protocols and network timekeeping in the
development of the Internet
Marc
Moeneclaey
for contributions to the
theory of synchronization in digital
communications
Kazuo
Murano
for contributions to the research
and development of communications signal
processing and DSP LSIs, and the standardization of
ISDN user-network interface
N
Krishnaswamy Nagaraj
for contributions to
the design of CMOS data converters
David
Nahamoo
for development of speech
recognition algorithms and products
Takashi
Nanya
for contribution to the theory and
design of self-checking and asynchronous VLSI
systems
Stephen
James Nightingale
for contributions to
planar microwave and millimeter wave circuits
Susumu
Nishiwaki
for contributions to the
understanding of high voltage switching
phenomena
Taiji
Nishizawa
for contributions to broadcast
engineering
Thomas
Arthur Nondahl
for contributions to high
performance permanent magnet and linear motor
drives and systems
O
Shmuel
Shimon Oren
for contributions to research
and development in power system economics
Tetsuya
Osaka
for contributions in the field of
high-density magnetic recording
P
Debajyoti
Pal
for contributions to the theory and
practice of the use of excess bandwidth and
diversity in adaptive equalization for data
transmission
Robert J.
Phelan, Jr.
for contributions to the
development of semiconductor lasers, optical
detectors, and measurement techniques
LawrenceT. Pileggi
for contributions to
simulation and modeling of integrated circuits
Chi-Sang
Poon
for contributions to the application
of engineering systems theory to biomedical
modeling
Zorana
Popovic
for contributions to the
development of active antenna arrays and
quasi-optical power combining techniques
Wolfgang
Porod
for contributions to circuit
concepts and architectures for nanoelectronics
John
Edwin Propst
for contributions to the
modeling of risk and reliability in industrial
electrical systems
R
Nagarajan
Ranganathan
for contributions to
algorithms and architectures for VLSI systems
Sanjay
Ranka
for contributions to the theory and
practice of high performance computing
Asok
Ray
for contributions to aerospace and
electromechanical systems
Nicholas
Reinhardt
for contributions to hydrogen
thyratrons, high voltage pulse power, high
voltage transmission and distribution
James
Arnold Roberts, Jr.
for leadership in
electrical and computer engineering and computer
science education and in research competitiveness
Graham
John Rogers
for contributions to the
modelling, analysis and control of dynamic
phenomena in power systems
Ulrich
Lothar Rohde
for contributions to and
leadership in the development and industrial
implementation of microwave computer-aided design
technology
David E.
Root
for contributions to nonlinear
modeling of active semiconductor devices
Kaushik
Roy
for contributions to the power-aware
design of digital circuits
Imre
Jozsef Rudas
for contributions to the
theory and applications of computational
intelligence for the control of electro-mechanical
and robotic systems
S
Tadashi
Saitoh
for contributions to development
of crystalline silicon solar cells and
materials for photovoltaic applications
Ken
Sakamura
for contributions to the
development of computer architecture
Shojiro
Sakata
for contributions to the theory of
multidimensional arrays and codes
Magdy M.
A. Salama
for contributions to the
advancement of distribution system performance
Juan Jose
Sanchez-Gasca
for contributions to small
signal analysis, identification, and control
methods for power system dynamic performance
RaviS.
Sandhu
for contributions to the field of
information and system security
Tapio
Antero Saramaki
for contributions to the
design and implementation of digital filters and
filter banks
Mahadev
Satyanarayanan
for contributions to
scalable and reliable file access in large
distributed systems
Nirmal
Raj Saxena
for contributions to reliable
computing
Edl
Schamiloglu
for contributions to the
generation and propagation of intense pulsed
charged particle beams
Richard
Dale Schlichting
for contributions to
fault-tolerant computing and distributed systems
Juergen
Schroeter
for contributions to
text-to-speech synthesis technology
Carl
Matthew Sechen
for contributions to
automated placement and routing in integrated
circuits
Ronald
Michael Sega
for contributions to
material research in space and regional engineering
education
Kenneth
David Senne
for contributions to the
development of real-time adaptive signal
processing systems for defense applications
Suresh
Pal Sethi
for contributions to control
and optimization of management and economic
systems
Marty R.
Shaneyfelt
for contributions to the
understanding of radiation effects in
semiconductor devices and to the development of
radiation-hardened technologies
Naoyuki
Shigyo
for contributions to the
development of technology-oriented
computer-aided design of semiconductor devices
Tadashi
Shiosaki
for contributions to SAW devices
and nonvolatile memories
David
Doyle Shipp
for contributions to the
design and protection of electrical power
systems for commercial and industrial applications
Adit D.
Singh
for contributions to defect based
testing and test optimization in VLSI circuits
Rajendra
Singh
for contributions to and technical
leadership in the materials processing and
manufacturing of semiconductor devices
Bhabani
P. Sinha
for contributions to the design
of algorithms and interconnection networks for
parallel/distributed computing
Malcolm
C. Smith
for contributions to feedback
control and systems theory
Elias
Snitzer (Life Member)
for studies of
rare-earth ions in optical fiber, leading to the
development of optical fiber amplifiers and lasers
MilanSonka
for contributions to medical
image analysis and computer vision
Mark S.
Squillante
for contributions to analysis,
modeling and optimization of computer systems
James
Carson Stewart
for leadership in
education and academic research in the field of
microwave and millimeter-wave devices and circuits
Gerald
Jay Sussman
for contributions to
artificial intelligence, computer languages, and
computer science education
Andrew Y.
J. Szeto
for contributions to
rehabilitation engineering
T
Keiji
Tachikawa
for contributions to and
leadership in the development, introduction, and
standardization of mobile communications systems
Andrew
Richard Teel
for contributions to control
systems with actuator limitations to
input-output theory for nonlinear dynamic systems
Rao S.
Thallam
for contributions to the
understanding of harmonics due to HVDC
converters and power electronic loads
Albert J.
P. Theuwissen
for contributions to the
development of CCD image sensors for still
photography and HDTV applications
Manfred
Kaspar Andreas Thumm
for contributions to
the development and application of gyrotron
oscillators, oversized microwave mode converters and
transmission line components
Tseung-Yuen Tseng
for contributions to
ceramic capacitor and sensor technologies
Toshiaki
Tsuchiya
for contributions to the
understanding of the reliability physics of MOS
devices and the development of hot-carrier-immune
CMOS technologies
Charles
Wuching Tu
for contributions to molecular
beam epitaxy of novel III-V semiconductors
U
Eli
Upfal
for contributions to theoretical
aspects of computer science and engineering
V
Vijay
Kumar Vaishnavi
for contributions to the
theory and practice of software development
Igor
Vajda
for contributions to the use of
statistics in information theory
Arjan J.
Van Der Schaft
for contributions to the
theory of nonlinear systems
Jan Van
Der Spiegel
for contributions in
biologically motivated sensors and information
processing systems
Thomas P.
Van Doren
for contributions to
electromagnetic compatibility education
Barry D.
Van Veen
for contributions to the
development of subspace signal processing
algorithms
W
William
Alan Wallace
for contributions to
decision support systems with application to
emergency and crisis management
Masao
Washizu
for contributions to the
application of electric fields to the
manipulation of molecules and cells for biological
research
Larry F.
Weber
for contributions to plasma display
technology
Robert
Weigel
for contributions to microwave
acoustic, radio frequency integrated circuits,
and microwave circuits and their applications
Uri C.
Weiser
for contributions to computer
architecture
Joseph E.
Wilkes
for contributions to the
development and standardization of control
algorithms for cellular wireless communications
systems
Dylan
Forrest Williams
for contributions to
advancements in microwave measurement
George
Robert Wodicka
for contributions to
biomedical acoustic research and its application to
clinical diagnosis and therapy
Kit Po
Wong
for contributions to the theory and
applications of intelligent systems in power
engineering
Kon Max
Wong
for contributions to sensor array
and multi-channel signal processing
Wing
Shing Wong
for contributions to
estimation theory of nonlinear systems and
application of system theory to communication and
information processing problems
Ming C.
Wu
for contributions to optical
micro-electro-mechanical systems and high
speed optoelectronics
Y
Toshiaki
Yachi
for contributions to power
semiconductor and micro-magnetic devices
Akihiko
Yamada
for contributions to design and
test methodologies for large digital systems
Yoshio
Yamaguchi
for contributions to the
development of real-time and fully polarimetric
synthetic aperture radar systems for short-range
sensing of buried objects
Andrew C.
Yang
for contributions to infrared
detector technology and technical leadership
in optoelectronics
Gang
George Yin
for contributions to
approximation, optimization, and control of
stochastic systems
Ellen
June Yoffa
for technical, professional,
and business leadership in electronic design
automation
Bin
Yu
for contributions to statistical
methods in information theory
Z
Avideh
Zakhor
for contributions to image and
video compression
