1962
Grace Hopper
for contributions in the
field of automatic programming
1966
Jenny E. Rosenthal
for achievement in
spectroscopy, optics, and mathematical technique and
their applications to electronic
engineering.”
1971
Elizabeth Laverick
for contributions to
the field of millimetric measurements, and for
leadership in microwave research and development
facilities
1974
Irene C. Peden (Life Fellow)
for
contributions to radioscience in the polar
regions, and for leadership of women in
engineering
1975
Betsy Ancker-Johnson
for contributions to the
understanding of plasmas in solids and to the
development of governmental science policy.
1977
Thelma Estrin (Life Fellow)
for
contributions to the design and application of
computer systems for neurophysiological and brain
research
1979
Mildred S. Dresselhaus (Life Fellow)
for contributions to the understanding of
electronic properties of semiconductors,
semimetals, and metals, to electrical engineering
education, and to the enhancement of women's
opportunities in engineering education.
1980
Esther M. Conwell (Life Fellow)
for
contributions to semiconductor theory,
particularly transport in both low and high
electric fields
Marjorie R. Townsend (Life Fellow)
for
management and technical contributions in the
space exploration program
1981
Elsa M. Garmire
for contributions in
nonlinear and guided wave optics
Judith M. S. Prewitt
for contribution to
applying image processing techniques to automated
medical diagnostics
1984
Harriett B. Rigas
for contributions to
programming of analog/hybrid computers and to the
development of computer engineering curricula
1985
Lynn Ann Conway
for contributions to
VLSI technology
Edith W. Martin
for leadership in computer
science and engineering and in enhancing national
security.
1989
Prathima Agrawal
for contributions to
computer-aided design and testing of integrated
circuits
Odile M. Macchi
for contributions to adaptive
filtering in communications and signal processing.
1990
Eleanor Baum
for achievements and
leadership in engineering education, and efforts
to increase the number of women and minorities in
the engineering profession
Jane K. Cullum
for contributions to practical
numerical algorithms for large-scale systems
Sherra E. Kerns
for contributions to the
reduction of CMOS and GaAs IC vulnerability to
single-event and transient radiation environments
Mary M. Shaw
for contributions to computer
science education.
Virginia C. Sulzberger
for development and
application of reliability techniques for the
analysis of power systems
1991
Frances E. Allen
for contributions to
the science of compiler optimization and
leadership in its applications
Ruth F.Curtain
for contributions to the
control theory of stochastic and
infinate-dimensional systems.
Panayota Papantoni-Kazakos
for contributions
to communication networks, and to detection and
estimation theory
Alice C. Parker
for contributions to design
automation in the areas of high-level synthesis,
hardware descriptive languages, and design
representation
Gabriele Saucier
for contributions to logic
synthesis in state assignment of finite state
machines to test generation for VLSI, and to the
design of defect-tolerant architectures
Martha Sloan (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to engineering education, leadership in the
development of computer engineering education as a
discipline, and leadership in extending
engineering education to women
Maria A. Stuchly
for contributions to the
understanding of interactions of electromagnetic
fields with biological systems, and the development
of effective protection standards
Carolyne M. Van Vliet (Life Fellow)
for
contributions to the analysis of noise phenomena in
electronic and photonic devices
Kawthar A. Zaki
for contributions to the
analysis of dielectric waveguides and resonators
and their applications in microwave filters and
oscillators design
1992
Ruzena K. Bajcsy
for contributions to
machine perception and robotics
Delores M. Etter
for contributions to
education through textbooks for engineering
computing, and for technical leadership in the
area of digital signal processing
Evangelia Micheli-Tzanakou
for contributions
to the application of neural networks to the
analysis of the operation of the visual system
Suzanne R. Nagel
for contributions to the
technology of optical fibers, and leadership in
the field of light wave communications.
Harnatha C. Reddy
for contributions to
multivariable circuit theory and its application to
multidimensional stability analysis and digital
filter design
Mary Ann Sweeney
for contributions to the
understanding of plasma opening switches and beam
interactions with matter in particle beam
accelerators
1993
Leah H. Jamieson
for contributions to
the design and characterization of parallel
algorithms for speech, image, and signal
processing applications
Banu Onaral
for contributions to the
understanding and application of bioelectrodes and
for leadership in systems engineering education
Helen M. Wood
for leadership and
contributions to computing and communications
standardization
Celia E. Yeack-Scranton
for the development
and application of transducers that characterize
the head-medium interface in magnetic recording.
1994
Eleanor Reed Adair
for contributions to
understanding the effects of radio frequency
energy on biological thermoregulation and to the
formulation of safe-exposure standards for man
Aicha Elshabini-Riad
for contributions to
microelectronics education and to hybrid
microelectronics for microwave applications
Evelyn Lynn Hu
for contributions to the
development of high-resolution dry etching
processes in compound semiconductors
Mary Jane Irwin
for contributions to computer
arithmetic and digital signal processing
architectures
1995
Janice M. Jenkins
for contributions to
research and development in electrocardiology,
including computer techniques for automated
arrhythmia analysis, and to the education of
engineering students
Linda P. B. Katehi
for contributions to
phased array packaging and high-frequency
characterization of novel feeding networks for
printed antennas and arrays
Joanne S. Lacourse
for contributions to the
understanding of the dynamic characteristics of
semiconductor lasers
Jane W. Liu
for contributions to real-time
task scheduling methods for computing systems
Iwona Turlik
for contributions to advance
packaging technology development and research
1996
Linda G. Shapiro
for contributions in
the theory of relational matching and its
application to model-based computer vision
Louise H. Trevillyan
for contributions to the
development of automated logics synthesis of VLSI
chips
Mona E. Zaghloul
for leadership in education
and research in integrated circuit design and
their application to neural networks
1997
Diana Bendz
for leadership and
contributions to electronics manufacturing and to
environmental impact and policy
Alice M. Chiang
for contributions to signal
processors using charge coupled devices
Patricia D. Daniels
for contributions to
engineering education.
Jeannine Henaff
for contributions to the
analysis, design and realization of
telecommunication systems
Anita Katherine Jones
for contributions to
the development of computer software systems
Mania Pavella (Life Fellow)
for contributions
to real-time dynamic security assessment of power
systems
Arati Prabhakar
for leadership in partnering
between industry and government to promote
economic growth through the development of
manufacturing technologies for semiconductor
devices
Jane M. Shaw
for invention of the silylation
process and other contributions to
microlithography resist technology
1998
Susan Kathryn Avery
for scientific and
educational leadership and research in atmospheric
science.
Gloria Boudreaux-Bartels
for contributions to
time-frequency signal representations and their
applications
April Susan Brown
for contributions to the
development of lattice-matched and pseudomorphic
high electron mobility field effect transistors
Doris Loveday Carver
for contributions to the
field of software engineering
Constance Chang-Hasnain
for contributions to
electro-optics in the area of monolithic
semiconductor laser arrays
Susan Hackwood
for leadership in engineering
education, for pioneering partnerships between
academia, industry and government, and for seminal
contributions in automation and robotics
1999
Ingrid Daubechies
for contributions to
the theory of Wavelets.
Alina Deutsch
for contributions to the design
of practical lossy transmission line structures
for digital and communication applications
Mitra Dutta
for contributions to
heterostructure-based optoelectronic and electronic
devices
Ferial M. El-Hawary
for contributions to
applications of digital system concepts to
underwater dynamic motion estimation and marine
seismic methods
Marija Ilic
for contributions to hierarchical
electric power systems control and applications.
Prof. LUQI
for contributions to software
technology for computer-aided development of
embedded real-time systems
Teresa Huai-Ying Meng
for contributions to
the system integration of algorithms, parallel
architectures and signal processing circuits
Joan Laverne Mitchell
for contributions to
the development of international image compression
standards
Yael Nemirovsky
for contributions to compound
semiconductor devices and technology
Stella W. Pang
For identification and removal
of process-induced damage in Si and compound
semiconductor devices, and advancing the science of
nanofabrication technology
Irith Pomeranz
for contributions to the area
of test generation for digital logic circuits
Rabab Kreidieh Ward
for contributions to
digital signal processing applications in television
and medical imaging.
Karan L. Watson
for contributions to
engineering education, including outreach to women
and minorities and accreditation
2000
Maria Teresa Correia De Barros
for
contributions to modeling and analysis of power
systems transients.
Joanne Bechta Dugan
for contributions to
dependability analysis of fault tolerant computer
systems
2001
Bernadine Langdon Dunfee
for
contributions to the design and development of
highly accurate current ratio standards and
voltage dividers.
Donnalee Hudson
for contributions to the
development of techniques for computer-assisted
medical decision making.
Kei May Lau
for contributions to III-V
compound semiconductor heterostructure materials
and devices.
Hagit Messer-Yaron
for contributions to
statistical signal processing, time delay estimation
and sensor array processing.
Bozenna J Pasik-Duncan
for contributions to
identification and stochastic adaptive control.
Sarah Ann Rajala
for contributions to
engineering education
2002
Maria Domenica Adele Di Bendetto
for
contributions to the theory of nonlinear and
hybrid control system design
Cristina H Amon
for contributions to thermal
management techniques for wearable computers and
portable electronics
Anuradha Mandayam Annaswami
for contributions
to adaptive control theory, neural networks, and
active-adaptive control of combustion systems
Serpil Ayasli
for contributions to the
development of military radars
Elisa Bertino
for contributions to the theory
of object-oriented databases, temporal databases,
and database security
Janie Mclawhorn Fouke
for contributions to
the theories of and instrumentation for
obstructive pulmonary disorders
Nahid Khazenie
for leadership in the
advancement of remote sensing science, and the
advancement of women and minorities in engineering,
science and technology
Jelena Kovacevic
for contributions to the
theory of signal representation
Leda M. Lunardi
for contributions to the
development of high-performance 1.55 um
monolithically integrated photoreceiver for optical
communication
Zoya Popovic
for contributions to the
development of active antenna arrays and
quasi-optical power combining techniques
Ellen June Yoffa
for technical, professional,
and business leadership in electronic design
automation
Bin Yu
for contributions to statistical
methods in information theory
Avideh Zakhor
for contributions to image and
video compression
2003
Susan Manning Blanchard
for
contributions in the field of cardiac
electrophysiology and for innovations in
biomedical engineering education
Gracie E Davis
for contributions to the
development of radiation-hard electronic
components for military and space applications
Susan J Eggers
for contributions to the
design of multithreaded and shared memory
multiprocessors and compiler technology
Kristina M Johnson
for contributions to
optoelectronic processing systems and liquid crystal
devices
Nan Marie Jokerst
for contributions to the
integration and packaging of optoelectronic
devices for the realization of optical
interconnections and interfaces
Cherrie M Pancake
for technical leadership in
improving the usability of computing technology
Laura M Roa
for contributions to new
resuscitation therapies for burn patients that are
based on mathematical modeling, simulation, and
control techniques
Takayasu Sakurai
for contributions to the
modeling and design of high speed VLSI circuits
Bhavani M Thuraisingham
for contributions to
secure systems involving database systems,
distributed systems, and the web
Branka Vucetic
for contributions to the
theory and applications of channel coding
Elaine J Weyuker
for contributions to the
formal foundations of software testing
Jeannette M Wing
for contributions to methods
for software systems
Fu Qing Yang
for leadership in software
research and practice
Josiane Bernadette Zerubia
for contributions
to Markovian models in image processing and remote
sensing
2004
Frederica Darema
for contributions to
the programming of parallel and distributed
computers
Denice Denton
for leadership in engineering
education and faculty mentoring.
Deborah Estrin
for innovations in scalable
network protocols and sensor network research
Julie Elizabeth Fouquet
for contributions to
optical switch and light-emitting device
technologies
Yilu Liu
for contributions to modeling and
diagnostic techniques for power equipment
Yao Wang
for contributions to video
processing and communication
2005
Jeanne Ferrante
for contributions to
optimizing and parallelizing compilers.
Terri Fiez
for contributions to analog and
mixed-signal integrated circuits.
Andrea Goldsmith
for contributions to the
development of adaptive techniques and the
analysis of fundamental capacity limits for wireless
communication systems
Irena Lasiecka
for contributions to boundary
control systems
Jian Li
for contributions to adaptive beam
forming, radar imaging, and target detection.
Elham Makram
for contributions to power
engineering education and career development
Janina Mazierska
for contributions to
measurements of high temperature superconducting and
dielectric materials
Deirdre Meldrum
for contributions to genome
automation
Hisayo Momose
for contributions to ultra-thin
gate oxide metal oxide semiconductor fields effect
transistors
Dorothee Normand-Cyrot
for contributions to
discrete-time and digital nonlinear control systems
Femke Olyslager
for contributions to
theoretical and computational electromagnetics
Mari Ostendorf
for contributions to
statistical modeling of speech signals
Rosalind Picard
for contributions to image
and video analysis and affective computing
Manijeh Razeghi
for contributions to the
development of compound semiconductor growth
technology
Amy Reibman
for contributions to the
transport of video over networks
Ljiljana Trajkovic
for contributions to
computer aided design tools for circuit analysis
Sophie Verdonckt-Vandebroek
for leadership in
developing document systems
Lois Walsh
for leadership in electronic
device reliability
2006
Mary Capelli-Schellpfeffer
for contributions
to the prevention and treatment of electric shock
and arc blast injury
Susan Conry
for contributions to engineering
education
Sandra Johnson
for contributions to the
design and performance evaluation of computer
systems
Nancy Mead
for leadership in software
engineering education
Usha Varshney
for technical leadership in
sensor technologies and systems
Sally Wood
for contributions to engineering
education at university and pre-college levels
Lixia Zhang For Contributions To The Architecture
And Signaling Protocols In Packet switched
networks
2007
Jean Margaret Bacon
for leadership in design
of secure, large scale, distributed systems
Julia J. Brown
for leadership in developing
and commercializing very high performance
semiconductor and organic light emitting devices
Grace Audrey Clark
for contributions in block
adaptive filtering
Melba M. Crawford
for applications of
satellite data and airborne LIDAR imagery
Naomi Erich Leonard
for contributions to
control of underwater vehicle
Shangkai Gao
ffor contributions to the study
of brain-computer interface
Wanda Gass
for contributions to digital
signal processors and circuits
Maya B. Gokhale
for contributions to
reconfigurable computing technology
Tsu-Jae King Liu
for applications of
silicon-germanium thin films to metal oxide
semiconductor transistors and microelectro
mechanical systems
Jusheng Ma
for contributions to electronic
materials and packaging technology
Urbashi Mitra
for contributions to multiuser
wideband digital communication systems
Mitiko Miura-Mattausch
for contributions to
nanoscale metal oxide semiconductor field effect
transistor compact modeling
Dalma Novak
for contributions to enabling
technologies for the implementation of fiber radio
systems
Betty Joan Salzberg
for contributions to
access methods, online re-organization methods,
and robust application techniques in computing
Pasqualina M. Sarro
for contributions to
micro-machined sensors, actuators, and micro-systems
Nava Setter
for contributions to field of
ferroelectric materials, micro-systems and
microelectronics applications
Annamaria Varkonyi-Koczy
for contributions to
digital signal processing in measurement and control
Orly Yadid-Pecht
for contributions to design
and modeling of common metal oxide semiconductors
image sensors
2008
Abeer Alwan
for contributions to speech
perception and production modeling and their
applications
Ann Catrina Bryce
for contributions to
compound semiconductor integrated optoelectronic
devices
Pau-Choo (Julia) Chung
for contributions to
neural network models for biomedical image
analyses
Diane J. Cook
for contributions to machine
learning algorithm design and application
Pamela C. Cosman
for contributions to image
and video compression and wireless communications
Ruth Annette Dyer
for contributions to
diversity in science and engineering education, and
Hadamard-transform spectrometers
Cynthia Mahoney Furse
for leadership in
electromagnetics education
Naomi J. Halas
for contributions to metallic
nanoshells and nanoparticles with tailorable
optical properties and applications in biotechnology
and chemical sensing
Jennifer C. Hou
for contributions to protocol
design and analysis of wireless communications
networks
Judy L. Hoyt
for contributions to
silicon-based heterostructure devices and
technology
Diana L. Huffaker
for development of
optoelectronic materials and processing
Janet Lehr Jackel
for contributions to
optical communications
Shesha H. Jayaram
for contributions to the
use of high voltage in process technology
Jane Messerschmitt Lehr
for contributions to
high power switches for generating electromagnetic
radiation
Muriel Medard
for contributions to wideband
wireless fading channels and network coding
Samiha Mourad
for contributions to fault
modeling in digital circuits and systems
Klara Nahrstedt
for contributions to
end-to-end quality of service management of
multimedia systems
Karen Ann Panetta
for leadership in
engineering education and curriculum development
to attract, retain, and advance women in
engineering
Radia Joy Perlman
for contributions to
network routing and security protocols
Athina P. Petropulu
or contributions to
signal processing for communications, networking
and ultrasound imaging
Jennie Si
for contributions to approximate
dynamic programming, and to the analysis and
synthesis of neural networks
Keyue Ma Smedley
for contributions to
high-performance switching power converters
Lalita Udpa
for contributions to development
of forward and inverse electromagnetic
nondestructive evaluation methodologies
Ann C. Von Lehmen
for contributions to
optical network architectures and technologies
Jinyun Zhang
for contributions to broadband
wireless transmission and networking technology
Weihua Zhuang
for contributions to mobile
communications and networks
