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A
Alejandro
Acero
for contributions to robust speech
recognition and speech technology education
Shirabe
Akita
for contributions in applied
superconductivity in support of electric power
applications
Jan I. H.
Askne
for contributions to microwave
remote sensing applications and education
Les
Eugene Atlas
for contributions to
time-varying spectral analysis and acoustical signal
processing
B
Er-Wei
Bai
for contributions to system
identification and parameter estimation
Harbans
L. Bajaj
for leadership in field
management of power plants
Wamadeva
Balachandran
for contributions to the
understanding of electro-hydrodynamic
atomization of liquids
Gary J.
Balas
for contributions to robust control
techniques for aerospace vehicles
Miroslav
Miodrag Begovic
for leadership in
developing analysis tools and protection techniques
for electric power transmission systems and
renewable generation
Jerome L.
Bellagarda
for contributions to
statistical methods for human language processing
Jon Alti
Bendiktson
for contributions to pattern
recognition and data fusion in remote sensing
Nihat
Bilgutay
for leadership in engineering
education innovation
Chatschik
Bisdikian
for contributions to the
development, modeling, and analysis of
communication protocols and wireless personal area
networks
Jerome
John Blair
for contributions to the
design and testing of analog to digital
converters
Mark
Thomas Bohr
for leadership in advancing
CMOS logic technologies
Piero P.
Bonissone
for leadership in the
development of artificial and computational
intelligence technologies and their applications to
real-world problems
Kim
Boyer
for contributions to computer
vision
Thomas
Joseph Brazil
for contributions to
circuit level modeling of non-linear devices
Gary B.
Bronner
for contributions to dynamic
randon access memory technology
Michael
Jesse Buckler
for contributions to
optical communicatons technology and engineering
education
James
Antonio Bucklew
for contributions to
application of signal quantization
Constantin Bulucea
for contributions to
transistor engineering in the area of power
electronics
C
Yan
Cheong Chan
for contributions to
electronic product reliability
Rajen
Chanchani
for contributions to advanced
packaging technologies
Anantha
P. Chandrakasan
for contributions to the
design of energy efficient integrated circuits
and systems
Venkatachalam Chandrasekar
for
contributions to quantitative remote measurement and
classification of precipitation
Cheng-Shang Chang
for contributions to
the theory of providing performance guarantees in
communication networks
Shih-Fu
Chang
for contributions to digital video
and multimedia technologies
Dau-Chyrh
Chang
for technical leadership in antenna
design and measurement systems
Xuemin
Chen
for contributions to video coding
standardization and its implementation for
sattellite and cable communication systems
Ming-Syan
Chen
for contributions to algorithms for
query processing and data management in
parallel and distributed systems
Ray T.
Chen
for contributions to polymer-based
guided devices for optical interconnects
Hsing-Yao
Chen (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
electron gun design for color cathode ray tubes
Edwin
Chong
for contributions to communication
networks and discrete event systems
Philip A.
Chou
for contributions in variational
methods in information theory, signal
processing, and compression
Antonio
J. Conejo
for contributions to analytical
techniques for power system scheduling
Jonothon
A. Crowcroft
for contributions to network
protocols
Thomas
Allen Cwik
for contributions to
computational techniques in large-scale
electromagnetic modeling and analysis
D
Frederica
Darema
for contributions to the
programming of parallel and distributed
computers
Bart L.
R. De Moor
for contributions to algebraic
and numerical methods for systems and control
Casimer
Decusatis
for contributions to fiber
optic data communications systems
Serge N.
Demidenko
for contributions to electronic
testing
Frank
Dewinter
for contributions to the
development and application of medium voltage
adjustable speed drives
John Mcg
Dobbs
for contributions to CT scanners
and biomedical instrumentation
Robert R.
Doering
for leadership in the development
of sub-micron CMOS and semiconductor
manufacturing technology
Edmund
Durfee
for contributions to distributed
artificial intelligence, multi agent systems,
and real-time intelligent control
E
Robert
Howard Eklund
for leadershup in the
development and manufacturing of sub-micron CMOS
technologies
Aly
Elrefaie
for contributions to optical and
wireless communication systems
Joel S.
Emer
for contributions to computer
architecture and quantitative analysis of
processor performance
Per
Enge
for contributions to the Global
Positioning System applications
John S.
Engelhardt (Life Fellow)
for leadership
in the development of transmission class cable
systems
Gary Roy
Engman (Life Fellow)
for leadership in
the development of analytical methods and standards
for power systems
Deborah
Estrin
for innovations in scalable
network protocols and sensor network research
Tuvi
Etzion
for contributions to error-coding
codes and digital sequences
F
.Djalma
Mosqueira Falcao
for contributions to
power system engineering education
James
Farmer
for technical leadership in the
cable television industry
Aly E.
Fathy
for contributions to advanced
antenna concepts and implementations
Arie
Feuer
for contributions to adaptive
control and signal processing
Julie
Elizabeth Fouquet
for contributions to
optical switch and light-emitting device
technologies
Alexander
Lvovich Fradkov
for contributions to
adaptive and nonlinear systems
Minyue
Fu
for contributions to robust control
and signal estimation
Li-Chen
Fu
for contributions to robotic control
and computer-integrated manufacturing systems
Thomas
Edward Fuja
for contributions to error
control coding
Hiromu
Fujioka
for contributions to electron
beam testing of semiconductor devices and
circuits
Vincent
Francis Fusco
for contributions to the
design of active and self-tracking antenna
technology
G
Vijay K.
Garg
for contributions to distributed
computing systems and discrete event systems
to the
application of engineering to national defense
Stephen
D. Gedney
for contributions to
computational electromagnetics
Ronald
Barry Goldfarb
for contributions to
magnetic metrology for the characterization of
superconductors
Evan Lee
Goldstein
for contributions to optical
communications
Forouzan
GolshanI
for contributions to the field
of multimedia information systems
Turan
Gonen
for contributions to electrical
power distribution education
Stephen
Marshall Goodnick
for contributions to
carrier transport fundamentals and semiconductor
devices
William
Eric Leifur Grimson
for contributions to
surface reconstruction, object-recognition, image
database indexing and medical applications
Grant
Theodore Gullberg
for contributions to
medical imaging technologies
Rajesh K.
Gupta
for contributions to high-level
synthesis and computer aided design of digital
circuits and systems
H
Robert
Alexander Hanna
for contributions to the
applications of medium voltage adjustable speed
drives and power quality
Donald W.
Hanson
for technical leadership in the
development and realization of sensors science
and technology
Lajos
Hanzo
for contributions to adaptive
wireless communication systems
Bin
He
for contributions to the development
of electrophysiological neuroimaging and
electrocardiographic imaging
Erik H.
M. Heijne
for contributions to
semiconductor detector systems and radiation
tolerant detector readout electronics
Graham
Reginald Hellestrand
for contributions to
computer system architecture simulations
John
William Helton
for contributions to
frequency-domain design of robust systems
Charles
F. Henville
for contributions to power
system protective relaying
Stephen
D. Hersee
for contributions to the
development of quantum well lasers by metal
organic chemical vapor deposition
William
Evan Higgins
for contributions to
three-dimentional medical imaging and processing
Robert T.
Hill (Life Fellow)
for contributions to
shipborne phased array radar
Ralph
Leroy Hollis
for contributions to
multi-degree-of-freedom robotic devices
Christopher Hollot
for contributions to
robust control, reset control, and Internet
congestion control
Xianlong
Hong
for contributions to the physical
design of integrated circuits
Chaohuan
Hou
for technical leadership in advancing
VLSI System technology
Jerry
Hudgins
for contributions to the design,
modeling, and teaching of semiconductor
devices for power electronics
I
Kenji
Iba
for contributions to the control and
planning technology of voltage/reactive power
Nathan
Ida
for contributions to electromagnetic
nondestructive testing, computationsl
electromagnetics and engineering education
Shuji
Ikeda
for contributions to the
development and manufacturing of static random
access memory
Masao
Ikeda
for contributions to the theory of
large scale systems and decentralized control
Adrian
Ionovici
for contributions to
switched-capacitor based power electronic circuits
George W.
Irwin
for contributions to the
application of modern control design methods
Masaru
Ishii
for contributions to improvement of
lighting performance of power lines and to the
standardization of the measurement of lightning
impulse voltages
Hajime
Ishikawa
for technical leadership in the
development of high-performance Si and GaAs
devices and circuits
Masayuki
Izutsu
for contributions to integrated
optics and broad-band guided-wave light
modulators
J
Robert W.
Jackson
for contributions to the
electromagnetic modeling of microwave integrated
circuits and packaging
Bahram
Jalali
for contributions to the
application of time-frequency techniques in
microwave photonics
Pankaj
Jalote
for contributions to software
process improvement, fault tolerant computing,
and software engineering education
Mrdjan J.
Jankovic
for contributions to nonlinear
control theory and automotive technology
Augustus
J.E.M. Janssen
for mathematical
contributions to time-frequency analysis in signal
processing
Ya-Qiu
Jin
for contributions to an
electromagnetic scattering model for remote
sensing applications
R. Wayne
Johnson
for contributions to harsh
operating environment electronics
K
Dilip
Dinkar Kandlur
for contributions to the
development of quality of service in networks
and network servers
Kenneth
James Kerpez
for contributions to digital
subscriber line technology and standards
Beomsup
Kim
for contributions to integrated
circuits for high speed communication systems
Harold
Kirkham
for leadership in the field of
optical measurements for power systems
Daniel
Koditschek
for contributions to the
theory and practice of robotics and intelligence
systems
Yasuo
Kuga
for contributions to backscattering
enhancement and imaging in geophysical sensing
Sanjeev
R. Kulkarni
for contributions to machine
learning, pattern recognition, and data
compression
Spencer
P. Kuo
for contributions to the
understanding of electromagnetic wave
propagation in plasmas
L
Kenneth
Meade Lakin (Life Fellow)
for
contributions to thin-film resonator technology and
applications
Amos
Lapidoth
for contributions to robust
communications under channel uncertainty
Richard
Michael Leahy
for contributions to
positron emission tomography, encephalography, and
magnetic resonance imaging
J. J.
Lee
for contributions to wide band array
antennas for radars and communication systems
Russel
Jean Lefevre (Life Fellow)
for leadership
and contributions to civil applications of radar
technology
Jean-Luc
Bernard Leray
for contributions to the
implementation of radiation hardened
silicon-on-saphire and silicon-on-insulator
technologies
Xiao-Rong
Li
for contributions to the theory and
practice of radar development
Jack N.
Little
for leadership in the development
of engineering software for technical
computing
Yilu
Liu
for contributions to modeling and
diagnostic techniques for power equiptment
Hans-Andrea Loeliger
for contributions to
group codes, iterative decoding and analog
implementation of decoders
Michael
Rung-Tsong Lyu
for contributions to
software engineering and software fault tolerances
M
Stefano
Maci
for contributions to the diffraction
theory of planar periodic printed phased array
antennas
Shoji
Makino
for contributions to adaptive
filtering technologies and the realization of
acoustic echo cancellation
Giuliano
Manara
for contributions to the uniform
geometrical theory of diffraction and its
applications
Michael
Jay Marcus
for leadership in the
development of spectrum management policies
Colin
Craig Mcandrew
for contributions to
compact and statistical modeling of semiconductor
devices
James
Dickey Mccalley
for contributions to
power systems security assessment
Michael
Joseph Mclaughlin
for contributions to
the development of digital speech coding standards
for wireless communications
Meyya
Meyyappan
for leadership in the
development of nanoelectronic devices and processes
Yukou
Mochida
for contributions to the
development and deployment of digital transport
systems
Alberto
Moreira
for contributions to synthetic
aperture radar systems and high resolution
signal processing and image formation algorithms
Koso
Murakami
for contributions to switching
technologies and systems for broadband
communications networks
EdmondMurphy
for contributions to the
development and commercialization of packaging
technology for components used in optical fiber
communications
Richard
M. Murray
for contributions to the theory
of nonlinear control and its applications to
robotics, flight control, and fluid systems
N
Yukihiro
Nakamura
for contributions to very large
scale integration synthesis methodologies
Vishvjit
Singh Nalwa
for contributions to
high-resolution electronically steerable video
Seichi
Namba
for contributions to integrated
digital broadcasting systems
Robert
Mark Nelms
for technical leadership and
contributions to applied power electronics
Steven A.
Newton
for contributions to optical
reflectometry and spectrum analysis
Jurgen
Nitsch
for contributions to the analysis
of complex systems for electromagnetic pulse
and high-power microwave applications
Sawaki
Nobuhiko
for contributions to the
development of group III-nitride semiconductor
materials and devices
Alexander
Nosich
for contributions to the
application of computational electromagnetics to
antennas and open waveguides
Hiroshi
Nozawa
for contributions to nonvolatile
semiconductor memories
Bruce
Mitchell Nyman
for contributions to dense
wavelength division multiplexed technology for
optical measurements
O
Takashi
Ohira
for contributions to variable
microwave signal processing circuits and
antennas
Patrick
Gerard O'shea
for contributions to
charged particle accelerators and free-electron
lasers
Mikael
Ostling
for contributions to
semiconductor device technology and education
Bjorn
Erik Ottersten
for contributions to
antenna signal processing and wireless
communications
Edward La
Verne Owen (Life Fellow)
for
contributions to AC adjustable-speed drives
P
Bradley
Paden
for contributions to nonlinear
control theory and control system design for
mechanical systems
Surendra
Pal
for contributions to space-borne
communication systems
KrishnaPalem
for contributions to
embedded computing
Vladimir
Parizhsky
for contributions to modern
technology and standards development
Yong Kwan
Park
for leadership in the development of
optical fiber communications technology
Stuart
Parkin
for contributions to the
application of material science to devices for
magnetic storage and memories
BradfordParkinson
for technical
leadership in the development of the Global
Positioning System
Kevin
Passino
for contributions to stability
and control of discrete event and intelligent
systems
Raymond
Paul
for contributions to metric-guided
testing and evaluation of software systems
Sanjoy
Paul
for contributions to the design and
development of communication network protocols
Ron H.
Perrott
for contributions to the design
and implementation of programming languages of
parallel and distributed computers
William
A. Peterson
for contributions to high
efficiency electronic power conversion
techniques
Friedrich
Pfeiffer
for contributions to multibody
dynamics and control with application to
complex mechanical systems
Giancarlo
Prati
for leadership in optical and radio
communications
Jerry L.
Prince
for contributions to signal and
image processing for medical imaging
R
S.
Ramadorai
for leadership in the
development of multidisciplinary software solutions
Robert
Cornelius Rassa
for contributions to
automated system testing
Giorgio
Rizzoni
for leadership in automotive
control systems
Gordon
Roberts
for contributions to the design
and test of analog and mixed-signal integrated
circuits, and education
Jerzy
Ruzyllo
for contributions to ultrathin
oxidation in microelectronic manufacturing
Victor
Ryzhii
for contributions to the
development to the quantum well infrared
photodetectors and quantum dot infrared
photodetectors
S
Mohammad
A. H. Sawan
for contributions to
implantable medical devices
Peter
Irvin Scheuermann
for contributions to
logical and physical database design
George
Thomas Schmidt
for contributions to
integrated guidance and navigation systems
Martin
Schmidt
for contributions to design and
fabrication of microelectromechanical systems
Justin
Schwartz
for contributions to high
temperature superconductors and magnet systems
David
Barry Scott
for contributions to CMOS and
BICMOS technology and circuits
M.
Ibrahim Sezan
for technical leadership in
digital image and video processing
Ghavam G.
Shahidi
for contributions to
sillicon-on-insulator technology products
Asrar
Sheikh
for contributions to railroad
control systems
Yakov
Shirman
for contributions to radar theory
and practice
Dariush
Shirmohammadi
for leadership in
restructuring of the electric power utility industry
Tarlochan
Singh Sidhu
for innovations and
contributions to the development of digital relaying
algorithms
Melvin W.
Siegel
for contributions to the field of
sensors, measurement and robotics
Michael
Bernard Silevich
for leadership in
advancing interdisciplinary subsurface sensing and
imaging techniques
Gurindar
Singh Sohi
for contributions to
thread-level speculation in computer architecture
Alfred
Spector
for leadership in reliable,
scalable distributed computer systems
Jaideep
Srivastava
for contributions to the
development of models and metrics for multimedia
information processing
Daniel
Dean Stancil
for contributions to the
theory and development of microwave and optical
devices using magnetic garnet thin films and
patterned ferroelectric domains
Paul
Gregory Steffes
for contributions to the
understanding of planetary atmospheres
Allan
Otto Steinhardt
for contributions to
space-time adaptive sensors
Ninoslav
Stojadinovic
for contributions to the
reliability physics of metallic oxide
semiconductor devices
Leon
Stok
for the development and application
of high-level and logic synthesis algorithms
Douglas
D. Strain (Life Fellow)
for leadership in
the development of automated test and callibration
systems
Michael
G. Strinzis
for contributions to digital
filtering, imaging processing, and coding
Roger W.
Sudbury
for leadership in gallium
arsenide integrated circuits
Toshio
Sudo
for contributions to high-density
packaging
Norobu
Sugamura
for contributions to speech
compression and speech recognition
Jing
Sun
for contributions to systems theory
and automotive powertrain control
Christer
M. Svensson
for contributions to single
phase clocking and high speed CMOS circuits
Wim
Sweldens
for contributions to
multiresolution methods for image and 3D geometry
compression
ArnoldLee
Swindlehurst
for contributions to the
field of space-time signal processing for radar
and wireless communications
Wojciech
M. Szpankowski
for contributions to
information system performance evaluation
T
Toshi
Takamori
for contributions to information
system performance eveluation
Tienu
Tan
for contributions to pattern
recognition research and applications
Yuan Yan
Tang
for contributions to wavelet
analysis to pattern recognition and document
analysis
David L.
Tennenhouse
for leadership in the
development of active networks
Stuart K.
Tewksbury
for contributions to
telecommunications and interconnections in high
performance digital systems
Osamu
Tomisawa
for contributions to low power,
high speed integrated circuits
Josep
Torrellas
for contributions to
shared-memory multiprocessors
Frederick
Nicholas Trofimenkoff (Life Fellow)
for
contributions to high temperature instrumentation
Ismail
Burhan Turksen
for contributions to fuzzy
logic systems
U
Ifeanyi
Charles Ume
for contributions to the
thermomechanical reliability of microelectronic
packaging
Vadim I.
Utkin
for contributions to the theory of
variable structure and sliding mode control
Yozo
Utsumi
for leadership in microwave
circuit technology for direct broadcast
satellite and high definition television
V
Douglas
Peter Verret
for leadership in the
commercialization of bipolar and BiCMOS
technologies
Randall
H. Victoria
for contributions to the
exploration of magnetic and optical properties
of materials ans devices
W
Michael
Waidner
for contributions to the theory
and practice of information security, privacy
and cryptography
Joel
Forbes Walker
for contributions to the
design, development, and fielding of radar
systems and advanced antenna technology
Harry
Wallace
for contributions to millimeter
wave devices, sensors, and technologies
Steven J.
Wallach
for contributions to high
performance computing
Fei-Yue
Wang
for contributions to intelligent
control systems and applications to complex
systems
Deliang
Wang
for contributions to advancing
ocillatory correlation theory and its
application to auditory and visual scene analysis
Yao
Wang
for contributions to video
processing and communication
Daniel
Ward
for contributions to electric power
distribution systems
Mark
Wegman
for contributions to the design,
implementation, and analysis of algorithms and
compiler technology
Wu-Tsung
Weng
for leadership in particle
accelerator development
Jay
Martin Wiesenfeld
for contributions to
semiconductor optical amplifiers for optical
communications
Thomas
Turner Wilheit
for contributions to
passive microwave remote sensing of geophysical
parameters of Earth's surface and atmosphere
Jay
Williams
for contributions to underground
transmission system design and utilization
Alan E.
Willner
for contributions to the
fundamental understanding and mitigation of key
limitations of lightwave transmission systems and
networks
Moe Z.
Win
for contributions to wideband
wireless transmission
Andrew K.
C. Wong (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to machine intelligence, computer vision, and
intelligent robotics
David
Wood
for contributions to the design and
evaluation of shared-memory multiprocessors
Dwight L.
Woolard
for leadership in the discovery
and development of novel sensing methodologies
and advanced electronic devices at terahertz
frequencies
Gregory
Wornell
for contributions to efficient
signal processing algorithms for wireless
communications
Cheng-Wen
Wu
for contributions to design and test
of array structures
Shin-Tson
Wu
for contributions to liquid crystal
displays and tunable photonic devices
X
Longya
Xu
for contributions to the design,
analysis, and control of doubly excited
brushless reluctance machines
Y
Seichi
Yamamoto
for leadership in the
development of spoken language communication
systems
Binboga
Siddik Yarman
for contributions to
computer-aided design of broadband amplifiers
Daniel So
Yeung
for contributions to sensitivity
analysis of neural networks and fuzzy expert
systems
Katsumi
Yoshino
for contributions to organal
electronic and optoelectronic materials
Ken-Ichi
Yukimatsu
for contributions to photonic
switching technologies system
Z
Hong-Jiang Zhang
for contributions to
media computing and leadership in content-based
visual media analysis, retrieval and browsing
Yilin
Zhao
for contributions to location and
navigation technologies and systems
Marvin
Carl Ziskin (Life Fellow)
for
contributions to medical applications of radiation
Albert Y.
Zomaya
for contributions to the solution
of scheduling problems in parallel computing
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