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A
Ali
Abur
for contributions to the methods for
state estimation of power systems
Richard
A. Ackley
for technology leadership for
advanced radar systems
Ramesh K.
Agarwal
for contributions to robust
control of uncertain systems with applications
to flight and flow control
Makato
Ando
for contributions to the design of
high gain planar waveguide arrays
Yasuhiro
Ando
for contributions to optical
connector technologies
Teruaki
Aoki
for leadership in consumer
electronics and contributions to semiconductor
technology
Ronald
Craig Arkin
for contributions to
behavior-based robotic control, multi-robot systems,
and hybrid deliberative/reactive software
architectures
Ercument
Arvas
for contributions to the solution
of electromagnetic scattering problems
Carl D.
Avers
for contributions to engineering
education and accreditation of engineering
programs
B
Heinrich
Peter Baltes
for contributions to the
development and commercialization of CMOS based
MEMS
Quirino
Balzano
for contributions to
methodologies for assessing exposure to
radiofrequency radiation from portable communication
devices
Robert T.
Bannon
for leadership in ocean
engineering and the practical application of
sensor technologies
Richard
A. Belgard
for leadership in the computer
engineering community and contributions to
computer micro architectures
Khaled
Ben LetaieF
for contributions to the
analysis, design, and performance evaluation of
high-speed wireless communication systems
Marek
Edward Bialkowski
for contributions to
the modeling, design, and testing of microwave
guiding and radiating structures
Josef
Bigun
for contributions to image
understanding
Yuval
Bistritz
for contributions to the
stability theory of multi-dimensional linear
systems and applications to estimation and
interpolation problems
Frede
Blaabjerg
for contributions to the design
and control of power electronic converters and
electric drives for the improvement of industrial
products
Susan
Manning Blanchard
for contributions in
the field of cardiac electrophysiology and for
innovations in biomedical engineering education
Anthony
M. Bloch
for contributions to nonlinear
dynamics and geometric control of physical
systems
Daniel J.
Blumenthal
for contributions to optical
packet switching and agile optical networking
Wojtek
Jan Bock
for contributions to fiber optic
sensing devices and systems
Bernhard
E. Boser
for contributions to integrated
MEMS and learning algorithms
Kenneth
Earl Bow
For
contributions to the development of polymer
compounds, coated metal shielding, and
laminate sheaths for wire and cable applications
Edward C.
Brady
for technical leadership in
military communication systems
C
Brian
Randolph Carlisle
for contributions to
industrial robotics
Ewart
Robert Carson
for contributions to
modeling methodology for physiology, medicine and
healthcare
David
Lynn Cave (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to analog product development and smart power
devices
Zoltan
Joseph Cendes
for contributions to the
application of finite element modeling to
microwave guides, structures and circuits
Nick
Cercone
for contributions to knowledge
discovery and data mining
Sergio
Cerutti
for leadership in biomedical
signal processing and modeling of
cardiovascular and neural systems
Sreejit
Chakravarty
for contributions to high
volume manufacturing testing of VLSI circuits
Prosper
Chemouil
for contributions to the design
and implementation of dynamic routing and
traffic management systems in telecommunications
networks
Dan De-Vu
Chen
for contributions to the basic
understanding of switching power supplies
Homer H.
Chen
for contributions to the development
of technology and standards for digital image
and video coding
Shang-Yi
Chiang
for technical leadership in
developing and elevating silicon foundry
technologies
Kent D.
Choquette
for contributions to the
development of semiconductor vertical cavity
surface emitting laser diodes
Paul
Kim-Ho Chu
for contributions to the
understanding of plasma implantation and
deposition
Claudio
Cobelli
for contributions to the
development of system models and methodology to
solve physiological and medical problems
John
Maxwell Cohn
for contributions to the
development of CAD tools and design methodology
for high-performance custom integrated circuits
Jan
Conradi
for contributions to the
advancement of optical fiber communications
systems
Stephen
Edward Cross
for the development and use
of modern software engineering techniques in
advanced systems
Rene L.
Cruz
for the development of a network
calculus for characterization of traffic on
packet networks
D
Edison R.
Da Silva
for contributions to static
power converter and machine drives
Bruce
Gordon Danly
for contributions to the
development of high-power millimeter-wave
sources for fusion, accelerator, and defense
applications
Gracie E.
Davis
for contributions to the
development of radiation-hard electronic
components for military and space applications
Richard
Michael De La Rue
for contributions to
integrated optics research, from lithium niobate to
photonic crystals
Mohamed
Jamal Deen
for contributions to modeling,
noise, and parameter extraction in silicon
transistors and high speed photodetectors
Zhi
Ding
for contributions to blind
estimation and equalization of communication
Theodore
Euclid Djaferis
for contributions to
robust control and algebraic systems theory
Silvano
Donati
for contributions to
electro-optical instrumentation and photodetector
noise theory
Gopal K.
Dubey
for contributions to power
electronics education and research
E
Bo Stefan
Egardt
for contributions to the stability
and robustness of adaptive control
Susan J.
Eggers
for contributions to the design of
multithreaded and shared memory
multiprocessors and compiler technology
Gabriel
Chike Ejebe
for contributions to power
system contingency selection methods
William
Jackson Emery
for contributions to
satellite remote sensing
Gerald L.
Engel
for contributions to computer
science and engineering education
Milos
Ercegovac
for contributions to the theory
and practice of digital arithmetic
Rolf
Ernst
for contributions to the design
automation of co-design hardware and software
embedded systems
Robin
Evans
for contributions to target
tracking, industrial control, and signal
processing
F
Robert
Lewis Fagaly
for leadership in the
development and commercialization of SQUID
instrumentation
Yeshaiahu
Fainman
for contributions to the use of
optical nonlinearities for signal processing
Da Gang
Fang
for contributions to the development
of the full-wave discrete complex image method
and modified matched layer absorbing boundary
conditions
Wai-Chi
Fang
for contributions to VLSI systems
using neural-based methods
Dagan
Feng
for contributions to modeling and
data processing for biomedical and multimedia
applications
David J.
Frank
for contributions to solid-state
devices and ultra-small CMOS devices
Tadashi
Fujino
for contributions to modulation
and demodulation techniques for digital radio
communications
G
William
Joseph Gallagher
for contributions to the
development of oxide-barrier tunnel junctions
for superconducting and magnetic device applications
Hans
Peter Geering (Life Fellow)
for
contributions to model-based automotive engine
control and leadership in control education
Mario
Gerla
for contributions to ad hoc
wireless networks
Abdolreza
Ghafurian
for leadership in the
mitigation of the environmental impact of
fluid-filled transmission cables
Michael
John Gibbard (Life Fellow)
for
contributions to stabilizer analysis and tuning for
power systems
William
Duncan Greason
for contributions to the
fundamental principles of electrostatic
discharge and its effect on electronic devices and
systems
H
David Lee
Hall
for leadership in establishing the
field of multisensor data fusion and
development of practical systems
Denis R.
Hall
for contributions to the physics and
engineering of high power gas and waveguide
lasers
LawrenceO. Hall
for contributions to the
theory and practice of fuzzy pattern recognition
David
Louis Harame
for contributions to the
development of SiGe Heterojunction Bipolar
Transistor and BiCMOS technologies
Frederic
Joel Harris (Life Fellow)
for
applications of digital signal processing to the
design of communications systems
Reiner W.
Hartenstein (Life Fellow)
for
contributions to computer hardware description
languages and reconfigurable computing
machines
James
Harvey
for technical leadership in
formulating and managing government research
programs in science and technology
Homayoun
Hashemi
for contributions to propagation
modeling for wireless personal communication
systems
Mehdi
Hatamian
for contributions to the design
of high performance digital signal processors
Thomas C.
Henderson
for contributions to sensor
systems, discrete relaxation algorithms, and
CAD-based computer vision
Hironori
Hirata
for contributions to the research
and development of modeling, analysis, and
optimization methods for large-scale systems
Shigeo
Hirose
for contributions to the design
and control of mobile robots
Kazuo
Hotate
for contributions to fiber optic
gyroscopes and distributed fiber optic sensors
Shu Yuen
Hui
for contributions to power electronic
circuits and modeling techniques
Richard
Henry Hulett
for technical leadership in
advancing the safe and reliable application of
electrical resistance heat tracing cables to
maintain fluid temperatures in pipelines
Dong-Seok
Hyun
for contributions to the design,
analysis, and implementation of high
performance power conversion systems and for
leadership in power electronics education
I
Hiroaki
Ikeda
for contributions to RF power
generation using MOS field effect transistors
and leadership in the development of RF power
technologies
Ronald
Scott Indeck
for contributions to
information technology, especially advances in
magnetic information storage security
Mohammad
Reza Iravani
for contributions to power
engineering education and the modeling,
design, and control of power electronic converters
for power system applications
Fumitada
Itakura
for pioneering contributions to
speech processing
Kiyohiko
Itoh (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
the development of small antennas and their
applications
J
Thomas
Nelson Jackson
for contributions to GaAs
MESFETS and thin-film transistors
Ramakrishna Janaswamy
for contributions
to numerical modeling techniques in radio wave
propagation and electromagnetic scattering
Ward
Thomas Jewell
for contributions to power
engineering education, power quality
laboratory development, and industry solutions to
power quality problems
Kristina
M. Johnson
for contributions to
optoelectronic processing systems and liquid crystal
devices
Timothy
L. Johnson
for contributions to the
application of hybrid systems
NanMarie
Jokerst
for contributions to the
integration and packaging of optoelectronic
devices for the realization of optical
interconnections and interfaces
Norman
Paul Jouppi
for contributions to the
design and analysis of high performance
processors and memory systems
Graham
Arnold Jullien
for contributions to the
application of number theoretic techniques in
signal processing
Wilhelm
Wolfgang Jutzi
for contributions to
superconducting digital integrated circuits and
microwave technologies
K
Sadahiko
Kano
for contributions to and leadership
in the development of international digital
network standards
Rohit
Kapur
for contributions to IC Test
Technology
Kensuke
Kawai
for contributions to human-machine
systems for computerized power-plant
automation
Mustafa
Okyay Kaynak
for contributions to
variable structure systems theory and its
applications in mechatronics
Brian
Michael Kent
for leadership in the
development and application of radar cross section
measurement technologies
Oussama
Khatib
for contributions to planning and
control of complex robotic systems
Kinam
Kim
for contributions the development of
high-density dynamic random access memory
Ken-Ichi
Kitayama
for contributions to optical
fiber communications, radio-on-fiber
communications, and photonic networks
Torleiv
Klove
for contributions to coding theory
and error-detecting codes
Kingo
Kobayashi
for contributions to the theory
of finitary information systems
Toshio
Koga
for contributions to video
compression technologies based on motion
compensation and for the development of digital
television transmission equipment and systems
Henry F.
Korth
for contributions to the principles
and practice of database management
Masanori
Koshiba
for contributions to the modeling
of optical wave propagation in photonics
devices
John
August Kosinski
for contributions to
piezoelectric substrate materials and resonators
Randall
William Kreutel
for contributions to
antenna technology for satellite communications
Andreas
Kuehlman
for the development of formal
equivalence checking technology and its
successful application to microprocessor and ASIC
designs
Prem
Kumar
for the development of nonlinear
optical devices for communication networks
Hoi-Sing
Kwok
for pioneering research in liquid
crystal display technology
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
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
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
Mitsuo
Makimoto
for contributions to the
development of microwave and radio frequency
devices
Toshihiko
Makino
for contributions to the
development and commercialization of
gain-coupled distributed feedback semiconductor
lasers
David
Martinez
for technical leadership in the
development of high performance embedded
computing for real-time defense systems
Thomas
Louis Marzetta
for contributions to the
theory of multidimensional signal processing and
multiple-antenna communications
Hiroshi
Matsumoto
for contributions to the
understanding of waves in nonlinear plasmas and
microwave power transmission
Hiroyuki
Matsunami
for contributions to Silicon
Carbide epitaxial growth technology and
transistors
Ueli M.
Maurer
for contributions to the theory
and practice of cryptography
John
Douglas Mcdonald
for technical leadership
in the development of substation integration and
automation
Antonio
Mecozzi
for contributions to the theory
of nonlinear transmission in optical fibers
Gerard G.
Medioni
for contributions to computer
vision algorithms for feature extraction,
organization, and matching
John
Jacob Metzner
for contributions to
reliable data communications
James R.
Michalec
for contributions to rotating
machinery operation, maintenance, and
standards development
Veljko
Milan Milutinovic
for the development of
the Vertical Migration Architecture
Robert A.
Minasian
for contributions to photonic
signal processing of microwave signals
Yoshimasa
Miura
for contributions and leadership in
research and development of high-density
magnetic storage technology
Makoto
Miyake
for contributions to the
development of error-correction receivers and
their applications to wireless communication
terminals
C.
Mohan
for contributions to robust
high-performance transaction management
Salvatore
Monaco
for contributions to nonlinear
digital systems theory and control
Wooil
Matthew Moon
for contributions to
theoretical geodynamics for earth system observation
James M.
Moran, Jr.
for development of
spectroscopic techniques in interferometric radio
astronomy
Takehiro
Moriya
for contributions to speech
compression and audio coding technologies and
their standardization
Pierre
Moulin
for contributions to statistical
signal processing and the theory of
information hiding
Gerd
Muehllehner
for contributions to positron
emission tomography instrumentation and image
reconstruction techniques
N
George
Nagy
for pioneering and sustained
contributions to pattern recognition
Farid N.
Najm
for contributions to estimation and
modeling of power dissipation in integrated
circuits
Tadao
Nakamura
for contributions to pipelined
computer architecture and computer engineering
education
Wataru
Nakayama
for contributions to thermal
science and engineering for electronic
packaging
Tung Sang
Ng
for contributions to signal processing
techniques in spread spectrum communications
Karl
Bernhard Niclas
for contributions to the
theory, design, and implementation of broadband
microwave hybrid and MMIC amplifiers
David
Malcolm Nicol
for contributions to
parallel discrete-event simulation in high
performance computing
Akinori
Nishihara
for contributions to the theory
and design of digital signal processing
Tadashi
Nishimura
for leadership in the
development of advanced CMOS devices and process
technologies
Damir
Novosel
for contributions to the field of
power system relaying, substation automation,
and process automation
O
Robert
Michael O'donnell
for contributions to
advanced surveillance and tracking radar systems
Tadahiro
Ohmi
for contributions and leadership in
semiconductor engineering
Katsunari
Okamoto
for contributions to optical
fiber technologies and
wavelength-division-multiplexed communications
Boon-Tech
Ooi
for contributions to high power
converters
Basabtkumar John Oommen
for contributions
to automata learning and syntactic pattern
recognition
John
Andrew Orr
for contributions to
electrical and computer engineering education
Thomas
Howard Ortmeyer
for contributions to the
modeling and analysis of power system harmonics
Joseph
Andrew O'sullivan
for contributions to
information-theoretic imaging with applications to
medical tomographic systems and radar imaging
P
Anil
Pahwa
for contributions to carrier symbol
synchronization and channel estimation in
digital communications
Erdal
Panayirci
for contributions to carrier
symbol synchronization and channel estimation
in digital communications
Cherri M.
Pancake
for technical leadership in
improving the usability of computing
technology
Arthur C.
Paolella
for contributions to optical
control of microwave monolithic integrated
circuits
Christos
A. Papachristou
for contributions to high
level test synthesis with applications to VLSI
digital circuits and computer engineering education
John
Joseph Paserba, Jr.
for contributions to
FACTS controllers in power systems
Jean
Ponce
for contributions to geometric
shape representation in computer vision
Karl
Joseph Puttlitz
for development and
leadership in the microelectronic packaging sciences
and area array interconnection technology
Q
Yuchang
Qiu
for contributions to electrical
discharges in electronegative gas mixtures
R
Rochit
Rajsuman
for contributions to testing of
very large semiconductor memory and logic
integrated circuits
Vladimir
A. Rakov
for contributions to the
understanding of lightning discharge phenomena
Umberto
Ravaioli
for contributions to Monte Carlo
simulation of electron devices
Behzad
Razavi
for contributions to high-speed
communication circuits
Pavel
Rehak
for contributions to the theory and
development of particle and photon detectors
Clayton
Hedley Reid
for contributions to medium
voltage motor control technology
Robert
Emil Reinovsky
for contributions to
pulsed power science and technology
Paulo
Fernando Ribeiro
for contributions to the
understanding of harmonic penetration in
transmission systems, and advancement of
superconducting magnetic energy storage system
applications
Laura M.
Roa
for contributions to new
resuscitation therapies for burn patients that
are based on mathematical modeling, simulation, and
control techniques
John
William Rockway
for technical leadership
in the development and application of
computational techniques for advanced antenna and
electromagnetic system analysis
Norman F.
Roderick
for contributions to the
modeling and understanding of high energy
density plasmas
Mark
James Rodwell
for contributions to high
speed electron devices and integrated circuits
Hans D.
Rombach
for contributions to experimental
software engineering
Kenneth
Rose
for contributions to
information-theoretic methods in signal processing
Ron M.
Roth
for contributions to algebraic and
modulation coding
S
Masaru
Sakurai
for contributions to digital
signal processing technology in HDTV systems
Takayasu
Sakurai
for contributions to the modeling
and design of high speed VLSI circuits
Sachin
Suresh Sapatnekar
for contributions to
the optimization of timing and layout in VLSI
circuits
Dierk
Schroeder
for contributions to modeling
of power semiconductors for circuit design
Alan
Carter Seabaugh
for contributions to high
speed and nanoelectronic device and circuit
technology
Tomy
Sebastian
for contributions to the
theory, design, and application of permanent
magnet motors and drives in automotive systems
Mubarak
Ali Shah
for contributions to
motion-based recognition and shape from shading in
computer vision
Manoj
Shah
for contributions to electromagnetic
design and analysis of electric machines
Shashi
Shekhar
for contributions to spatial
database storage methods, data mining, and
geographic information systems
Phillip
C-Y Sheu
for contributions to
object-oriented data and knowledge engineering and
its impact on biomedical engineering
Neils
Skou
for contributions to imaging
radiometer systems for microwave remote
sensing
Meint K.
Smit
for contributions to optoelectronic
integration, in particular for wavelength
division multiplexing applications
Richard
A. Soref
for contributions to the
development of silicon-based optoelectronics
James C.
Spall
for contributions to stochastic
algorithms in control and optimization
Andreas
Savva Spanias
for contributions to speech
processing and its industrial applications
Stefan
Michel Steyaert
for contributions to the
design of CMOS RF communications circuits
Steven
Noel Stitzer
for contributions to the
field of ferrite microwave control devices
T
Ahmet
Murat Tekalp
for contributions to digital
image and video processing
Bhavani
M. Thuraisingham
for contributions to
secure systems involving database systems,
distributed systems, and the web
James E.
Timperley
for contributions to diagnostic
testing of rotating machinery insulation
systems
W. John
Tomlinson
for contributions to
micro-optic components for fiber optic systems
Elias D.
Towe
for contributions to nanostructure
optoelectronic technology
Leonard
L. Tripp
for leadership in software
engineering
Toshitaka
Tsuda
for contributions to digital signal
processing and its application to the
communication industry, and leadership in broadband
telecommunications
U
Satish S.
Udpa
for contributions to the development
of methods for solving inverse problems in the
field of nondestructive evaluation
Shunsuke
Uemura
for contributions to research and
education of database engineering
V
Andras
Varga
for contributions to the
development of numerical methods for computer
aided analysis and design of control systems
Mats O.
Viberg
for contributions to statistical
signal and array processing
Antonio
Jose Vincentelli
for technical leadership
in the energy industry
Steven
Howard Voldman
for contributions to
electrostatic discharge protection in CMOS, silicon
on insulator, and RF silicon germanium technology
Branka
Vucetic
for contributions to the theory
and applications of channel coding
W
Brian C.
Wadell
for contributions to
instrumentation applications
Ge
Wang
for contributions to X-ray
tomography
James
Rujang Wang
for contributions to
microwave radiometric sensing of soil moisture,
water vapor, and clouds
Simon
Watts
for contributions to radar clutter
modeling and detection theory
Elaine J.
Weyuker
for contributions to the formal
foundations of software testing
Daniel E.
Whitney
for contributions to robot
control, robot assembly, and fundamentals of
mechanical assembly
Peter
Kingsford Willett
for contributions to
detection, target tracking, and signal processing
Jeannette
M. Wing
for contributions to methods for
software systems
Barry M.
Wood
for contributions to high-speed
motors and adjustable speed drives for the
petrochemical industry
Peter
Francis Worcester
for leadership in
acoustic techniques for observing the ocean
X
Yangsheng
Xu
for contributions to the design and
control of space robot and dynamically
stabilized systems
Y
Osamu
Yamada
for contributions to digital
broadcasting systems
Fu Qing
Yang
for leadership in software research
and practice
Xin
Yao
for contributions to the theory and
applications of evolutionary computation
Stephen
Shing-Toung Yau
for contributions to the
mathematical aspects of nonlinear filtering
Rama
Krishna Yedavalli
for contributions to
parameter robustness analysis of state space systems
and robust control of linear uncertain systems
Tat Soon
Yeo
for contributions to scattering and
synthetic aperture radar
Raymond
W. Yeung
for contributions to network
coding theory
Z
Josaine
Bernadette Zerubia
for contributions to
Markovian models in image processing and remote
sensing
Kemin
Zhou
for contributions to the robust
control system theory and applications
Mengchu
Zhou
for contributions to Petri nets and
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