剛剛！2022 IEEE Fellow名單重磅出爐，31位中國學(xué)者入選

剛剛，2022年 IEEE Fellow 名單正式公布。今年共新增265位Fellow，其中中國學(xué)者有31位。AI領(lǐng)域有多位知名華人學(xué)者入選，包括：汪玉、鄭冶楓、李飛飛、山世光、申恒濤、童行行、王海峰、謝幸、楊睿剛、王井東、趙國英、韓軍偉、Shih-chii Liu、Guojun Qi、田永鴻、李青、曹明、王冬梅、馮俊蘭等。

IEEE全稱，美國電子電氣工程師學(xué)會（Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers），是國際性的電子技術(shù)與信息科學(xué)工程師的學(xué)會，于 1963 年 1 月 1 日開設(shè)。其推出的 IEEE Fellow（IEEE會士）為學(xué)會最高等級會員，也是 IEEE 授予成員的最高榮譽，每年由 IEEE 同行專家在擁有高級（senior）或終身（life）等級的會員中評選，當(dāng)選人需要對工程科學(xué)技術(shù)的進步或應(yīng)用做出重大貢獻，為社會帶來重大價值。

由于每年當(dāng)選的 IEEE Fellow 數(shù)量較少，因此當(dāng)選的科學(xué)家基本都是在科學(xué)與工程技術(shù)領(lǐng)域內(nèi)取得重要成就的杰出科學(xué)家。因此，該頭銜也是學(xué)術(shù)界和科技界公認(rèn)的權(quán)威榮譽和重要職業(yè)成就。近年來，華人科學(xué)家逐漸成為 IEEE Fellow 中的主力人群之一。

2022 IEEE Fellow 完整名單如下：

2022 NEWLY ELEVATED FELLOWS

Dr. Amin Abbosh

Brisbane, Queensland Australia

for contributions to electromagnetic medical imaging

Dr. Daniel Abramovitch

Palo Alto, CA USA

for contributions to the development of algorithms for control of mechatronic systems

Prof. Behcet Acikmese

Seattle, WA USA

for contributions to optimization-based nonlinear control and to planetary landing systems

Bo Ai

Beijing, China

for contributions to channel modeling and wireless communications in high-speed railways

Prof. Maruthi Akella

Austin, TX USA

for contributions to spacecraft control systems

Prof. J. Marcos Alonso

Gijon, Asturias, Spain

for contributions to power electronics in lighting applications

Prof. Ghassan Alregib

Atlanta, GA USA

for contributions to perception-based and context-based visual signal processing

Prof. Lay-Kee Ang

Singapore, Singapore

for contributions to electron emission and space charge effects in nanodiode and quantum

materials

Murali Annavaram

Los Angeles, CA USA

for contributions to heterogeneous architectures for energy-efficient computing systems

Prof. Grigoris Antoniou

Huddersfield, United Kingdom

for contributions to knowledge representation within artificial intelligence and to the semantic

web

Shoko Araki

Kyoto, Japan

for contributions to blind source separation of noisy and reverberant speech signals

Prof. Harry Asada

Cambridge, MA USA

for the design, modeling, and control of direct drive robotic arms

Kemal Aygun

Tempe, AZ USA

for contributions to high-bandwidth and high-speed packaging and socket technologies

Rajapandian Ayyanar

Tempe, AZ USA

for contributions to power conversion and grid integration of renewable resources

Arturo Azcorra

Leganes, Madrid, Spain

for leadership in developing the midhaul and core of 5G networks

Toshihiko Baba

Yokohama, Japan

for contributions to photonic nanostructure waveguides and emitters

Dr. Michiel Bacchiani

Tokyo, Japan

for leadership in commercial automatic speech recognition systems

Prof. Thomas Baeck

Waltrop, Germany

for contributions in synthesizing evolutionary computation

Prof. Ruth Bahar

Providence, RI USA

for contributions to modeling and design of power-aware and noise-tolerant nanoscale

computing systems

Prof. Dominique Baillargeat

Limoges, Limousin, France

for contributions to developments of nanomaterials for RF packaging and sensors

Dr. Anirban Bandyopadhyay

Pleasanton, CA USA

for leadership in silicon RF-SOI technologies

Sujata Banerjee

Palo Alto, CA USA

for leadership in programmable and energy efficient networks

Prof. Suman Banerjee

Madison, WI USA

for development of tools to improve performance and usability of wireless systems

Prof. Seth Bank

Austin, TX USA

for contributions to the growth of optoelectronic materials by molecular beam epitaxy

Cullen Bash

Los Gatos, CA USA

for contributions to improving the sustainability and energy efficiency of data center

infrastructure

Prof. Stephen Beeby

Southampton, Hampshire, United Kingdom

for contributions to energy harvesting and its application in e-textiles

Boualem Benatallah

Kensington, New South Wales, Australia

for contributions to declarative service composition and web services middleware

Suparna Bhattacharya

Bangalore, Karnataka, India

for contributions to Linux kernel for enterprise and advanced data processing systems

Dr. Subhashish Bhattacharya

Raleigh, NC USA

for contributions to power conversion systems and active power filters

Prof. Tianshu Bi

Beijing, China

for contributions to synchrophasor technology and protective relay applications

Dr. Stephan Biller

Chapel Hill, NC USA

for leadership in the applications of Internet of Things and Artificial Intelligence in

manufacturing industry

Prof. Emil Bjornson

Kista, Stockholm, Sweden

for contributions to multi-antenna and multi-cell wireless communications

Dr. M Brian Blake

Washington, DC USA

for contributions to web-based software engineering

Dr. Laure Blanc-feraud

Sophia Antipolis, Cedex, France

for contributions to inverse problems in image processing

Dr. Petros Boufounos

Winchester, MA USA

for contributions to compressed sensing

James Buckwalter

Santa Barbara, CA USA

for contributions to high-efficiency millimeter-wave power amplifiers and optical transceivers in

SOI technologies

Dr. Humberto Bustince

Pamplona, Navarra, Spain

for contributions to information fusion under uncertainty

Prof. Darwin Caldwell

Bury, United Kingdom

for contributions to Actuator Technology, Legged Systems and Soft Human Friendly Robotic

Prof. Erik Cambria

Singapore, Singapore

for contributions to affective computing and sentiment analysis

Prof. Ming Cao

Groningen, Netherlands

for contributions to multi-agent control systems for sensor, robotic and social networks

Anita Carleton

Sewickley, PA USA

for leadership in the advancement of software measurement and practices

Prof. Joao Paulo Catalao

Tortosendo, Portugal

for contributions to power system operations and demand response

Dr. Andrea Cavallini

Bologna, Italy

for contributions to the development of electrical insulation diagnostics through partial

discharge measurements

Dr. Nacer Chahat

Altadena, CA USA

for development of CubeSat and Spacecraft antennas for inter-planetary missions

Prof. Samarjit Chakraborty

Chapel Hill, NC USA

for contributions to system-level timing analysis of cyber-physical systems

Prof. Anthony Chan Carusone

Toronto, ON Canada

for contributions to integrated circuits for digital communication

Prof. Nitesh Chawla

Notre Dame, IN USA

for contributions to learning from imbalanced data and heterogeneous graphs

Prof. Wenquan Che

Guangzhou, Guangdong, China

for contributions to planar transmission line structures for microwave passive components

Dr. Jinjun Chen

Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

for contributions to scalable architecture for cloud data storage and processing

Prof. Minghua Chen

Kowloon Tong, Hong Kong

for contributions to delay-critical networked systems

Dr. Baoxing Chen

Westford, MA USA

for contributions to integrated signal-power isolation and integrated magnetics

Dr. Zhihong Chen

West Lafayette, IN USA

for contributions to the understanding and applications of low-dimensional nanomaterials

Prof. Hongsheng Chen

Hangzhou, Zhejiang, China

for contributions to electromagnetic metamaterial and invisibility cloak

Prof. Xinkai Chen

Saitama, Saitama, Japan

for contributions to nonlinear adaptive control and nonlinear observer design for mechatronic

systems

Prof. Xiang Cheng

Beijing, China

for contributions to vehicular communication channel modeling and system design

Prof. Alessandro Chiuso

Padova, Padua, Italy

for contributions to subspace and Bayesian identification methods

Dr. Thomas Cho

Seongnam-Si, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea

for leadership and contributions in CMOS RFIC design and commercialization of wireless mobile

systems

Prof. Ki Chon

Storrs, CT USA

for the development of novel algorithms to detect atrial fibrillation from smart wearable devices

Chee-Yee Chong

Los Altos, CA USA

for contributions to information fusion methods for multi-sensor tracking

Dr. Thomas Clancy

Arlington, VA USA

for leadership in security and wireless communications

Prof. Holger Claussen

Maynooth, Kildare, Ireland

for contributions to small cell wireless network technology

Walter Cleaveland

Arlington, VA USA

for contributions to verification tools for finite-state and cyber-physical systems

Prof. Bruno Clerckx

London, United Kingdom

for contributions to multi-antenna communications and wireless power transmission

Todd Coleman

La Jolla, CA USA

for contributions to biomedical signal processing and leadership in neuro-engineering

Sinem Coleri

Sariyer, Istanbul, Turkey

for contributions to wireless technologies and sensor networks

Prof. Andrea Conti

Ferrara, Italy

for contributions to wireless communication and localization systems

Mauro Conti

Montecastrilli, Terni, Italy

for contributions to communications network security

Prof. Alessandra Costanzo

Bologna, Italy

for contributions to nonlinear electromagnetic co-design of RF and microwave circuits

Linglong Dai

Beijing, China

for contributions to massive MIMO

Prof. Luca Daniel

Cambridge, MA USA

for contributions to modeling and simulation of electronic systems

Paul Dayton

Chapel Hill, NC USA

for contributions to contrast agents and contrast-enhanced ultrasound in medical diagnostics

and therapeutics

Dr. Riccardo Degaudenzi

Den Haag, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands

for leadership in digital communication standards for satellite communications

F. Degertekin

Atlanta, GA USA

for contributions to micromachined ultrasonic and optomechanical transducers and systems

Dr. Fang Deng

Novi, MI USA

for contributions to permanent magnet drive design and control methodology

Massimiliano Di Ventra

La Jolla, CA USA

for contributions to quantum transport in nanoscale systems and in-memory computing

Prof. Alexandros G. Dimakis

Austin, TX USA

for contributions to distributed coding and learning

Sorin Draghici

Ann Arbor, MI USA

for contributions to the analysis of high-throughput genomics and proteomics data

Donald Dunn

Highlands, TX USA

for contributions to process control systems

Dr. Trung Q. Duong

Belfast, United Kingdom

for contributions to cooperative communications and physical layer security

Prof. Tarek El-bawab

Boston, MA USA

for contributions to the definition, recognition, accreditation criteria, and program development

of modern network-engineering education

R. Scott Erwin

Albuquerque, NM USA

for leadership and contributions to the development, implementation and on-orbit

demonstration of spacecraft control technologies

Dr. Carol Espy-wilson

College Park, MD USA

for contributions to speech enhancement and recognition

Dr. Sonia Fahmy

West Lafayette, IN USA

for contributions to design and evaluation of network protocols and sensor networks

Lingling Fan

Tampa, FL USA

for contributions to stability analysis and control of inverter-based resources

Prof. Martin Farach-Colton

New York, NY USA

for contributions to data structures for storage systems

Junlan Feng

Beijing, China

for leadership in spoken dialog applications, AI platform, and network intelligence

Dr. Bonnie Ferri

Atlanta, GA USA

for contributions to hands-on learning and leadership in higher education

Prof. Cedric Fevotte

Toulouse, Midi-Pyrenees, France

for contributions to nonnegative matrix factorization, source separation, and spectral unmixing

Dr. Alessandro Foi

Tampere, Finland

for contributions to image restoration and noise modeling

Prof. Giancarlo Fortino

Rende, Italy

for contributions to Engineering of IoT-enabled Wearable Computing Systems

Prof. Eric Fosler-lussier

Columbus, OH USA

for contributions to spoken language technology by integrating linguistic models with machine

learning

Daniel Friedman

Yorktown Heights, NY USA

for contributions to RFID and phase-lock-loop systems

Prof. Xiaoming Fu

Goettingen, Niedersachsen, Germany

for contributions to resource management in edge computing and networking

Ibrahim Gedeon

Edmonton, AB Canada

for leadership in consumer-oriented applications of broadband communications

Apostolos Georgiadis

The Hague, Zuid-Holland, Netherlands

for contributions to designs of RF energy harvesting circuits

Dr. Tobias Geyer

Ennetbaden, Aargau, Switzerland

for contributions to control and modulation of high-power converters

Simon Godsill

Cambridge, United Kingdom

for contributions to statistical signal processing for tracking and audio restoration

Dr. Nada Golmie

Gaithersburg, MD USA

for contributions to wireless technologies and standards

Prof. Albert Guillen I Fabregas

Cambridge, United Kingdom

for contributions to the analysis and design of wireless communication systems

Deniz Gunduz

Reading, Reading, United Kingdom

for contributions to the foundations of source-channel coding, cooperative and cache-aided

communications

Dr. Chuanxiong Guo

Bellevue, WA USA

for contributions to design of data center networking

Prof. Puneet Gupta

Los Angeles, CA USA

for contributions to the design and co-optimization of integrated circuits

Vijay Gupta

Notre Dame, IN USA

for contributions to networked and cyber-physical systems

Prof. Edmundo Gutierrez-d.

Tonantzintla, Puebla, Mexico

for contributions to education and infrastructure in the field of electron devices in Latin America

Prof. Junwei Han

Xi"an, China

for contributions to visual saliency detection and image understanding

Prof. Gerhard Hancke

Kowloon, Hong Kong

for contributions to secure and resilient wireless technology for the Industrial Internet-of-Things

Tony Heinz

Stanford, CA USA

for contributions to spectroscopic techniques, nanophotonics, and optical nanomaterials

Jeffrey Hesler

Charlottesville, VA USA

for contributions to development of terahertz components and instrumentation

Prof. Daniel Hissel

Ronchamp, France

for contributions to the development of hydrogen-energy systems and their industrial

applications

Torsten Hoefler

Pfaeffikon, Switzerland

for contributions to large-scale parallel processing systems and supercomputers

Prof. Heath Hofmann

Ann Arbor, MI USA

for contributions to electric machinery and drive systems

Dr. David Horsley

Davis, CA USA

for development of micro-electromechanical systems for ultrasonic transduction

Dr. Steve Hranilovic

Hamilton, ON Canada

for contributions to optical wireless communication systems

Sun-Yuan Hsieh

Tainan, Taiwan

for contributions to fault-tolerance for internet and cloud computing

Guohan Hu

Yorktown Heights, NY USA

for contributions to Spin-Transfer-Torque MRAM materials and devices

Qi Huang

Chengdu, Sichuan, China

for leadership in informatics for smart electric energy system

Prof. Jin Hur

Incheon, South Korea

for contributions to design of permanent magnet synchronous motors

Prof. Ihab Ilyas

Waterloo, ON Canada

for contributions to data integration, data cleaning and rank-aware query processing

Prof. Tommaso Isernia

Reggio Calabria, Italy

for contributions on antennas synthesis and inverse scattering problems

Dr. Mahesh Iyer

Fremont, CA USA

for leadership in ASIC and FPGA Electronic Design Automation

Prof. Mathews Jacob

Iowa City, IA USA

for contributions to computational biomedical imaging

Prof. Tseng King Jet

Singapore, Singapore

for contributions to permanent magnet machines and distributed energy resources

Dr. Jack Jewell

Boulder, CO USA

for development of vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers

Prof. Yusheng Ji

Tokyo, Japan

for contribution to distributed computing in mobile and dynamic systems

Prof. Jian Xun Jin

Tianjin, China

for development of operational high-temperature superconducting power devices

Prof. Admela Jukan

Braunschweig, Germany

for contributions to optical communications and networking

Prof. Murat Kantarcioglu

Richardson, TX USA

for contributions to data management and analytics

Prof. Soummya Kar

Pittsburgh, PA USA

for contributions to distributed signal processing

Stamatis Karnouskos

Berlin, Germany

for leadership in industrial cyber-physical systems and smart grids

Prof. Hideki Kawahara

Ikoma, Nara Japan

for contributions to auditory-inspired speech signal processing and science

Prof. Kevin Kelly

Houston, TX USA

for contributions to compressive imaging

Prof. Andrew Kent

New York, NY USA

for contributions to the application of spin-transfer torques in nano-scale devices

Prof. Vinod Khadkikar

Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates

for contributions to power quality solutions

Prof. Latifur Khan

Plano, TX USA

for contributions to stream analytics and ontology for big data

Prof. Aberrahmane Kheddar

Tsukuba, Japan

for contributions to robotic haptics and humanoids

Robert Killey

London, United Kingdom

for contributions to digital signal processing for high-speed, nonlinear optical communications

systems

Prof. Chul-Hwan Kim

Suwon, Gyeonggi-do, South Korea

for contribution to protective relaying methods to reduce power system outages

Dr. Jin-Woo Kim

Fayetteville, AR USA

for contributions to nanoscale fabrication of bio/nano-hybrid materials

William King

Urbana, IL USA

for contributions to nano-scale measurements and nano-manufacturing

Dr. John Kitching

Boulder, CO USA

for contribution to Chip-Scale Atomic Clock and Atomic Magnetometer

Prof. Elisa Konofagou

New York, NY USA

for contributions to ultrasound for cardiovascular and cancer diagnosis, neuromodulation and

brain drug delivery

Dr. Slawomir Koziel

Reykjavik, Iceland

for contributions to modeling and optimization of microwave devices and circuits

Dr. Hariharan Krishnan

Troy, MI USA

for contributions to connected vehicle safety systems

Dr. Katherine Kuchenbecker

Stuttgart, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany

for contributions to interactive haptic systems and robotic touch perception

Dr. Sarah Kurtz

Merced, CA USA

for contributions to photovoltaic devices and systems reliability

Ioannis Kymissis

New York, NY USA

for contributions to thin-film electronics for displays and sensors

Michael Langberg

Buffalo, NY USA

for contributions to the theory and practice of network coding

Prof. Buon Kiong Lau

Lund, Sweden

for contributions to multi-antenna systems in wireless communications

Kang-Won Lee

Seoul, South Korea

for contribution to development of SDN and virtualization technologies for 5G wireless networks

Prof. AMIR Leshem

Ramat-Gan, Israel

for contributions to multi-channel and multi-agent signal processing

Dr. Yves Letraon

Luxembourg, Luxembourg

for contribution to software analysis and testing

Dr. Feifei Li

Salt Lake City, UT USA

for contributions to database query processing and optimization, and to cloud database systems

Qing Li

Kowloon, Hong Kong

for contributions to machine learning in multimedia, data mining and data warehousing

Prof. Zhijun Li

Shanghai, Shanghai China

for contributions to control systems for wearable robotics and bio-mechatronics

Prof. Keqiu Li

Tianjin, China

for contributions to resource-efficient and QoS-oriented cloud computing

Youfu Li

Kowloon, Hong Kong

for contributions to active visual sensing

Prof. Yingbin Liang

Dublin, OH USA

for contributions to information theoretic methods for wireless systems

Prof. Shih-Chii Liu

Zurich, Switzerland

for contributions to neuromorphic engineering

Prof. Tian-Hua Liu

Taipei, Taiwan

for contributions to sensorless control for AC drives

Ping Liu

Arlington, TX USA

for contributions to permanent magnet research and magnetic nanoparticle synthesis and

characterization

Shan Liu

San Jose, CA USA

for leadership in multimedia and multicore processors

Prof. David Lo

Singapore, Singapore

for contributions to software analytics

Dr. Hang-Ting Lue

Hsinchu, Taiwan

for contributions to charge-trapping memories and 3D NOR flash

Prof. Robyn Lutz

Ames, IA USA

for contributions to software requirements for safety-critical systems

Prof. Siwei Lyu

Buffalo, NY USA

for contributions to digital media forensic technologies

Trevor Maguire

Winnipeg, MB Canada

for Leadership in the Development of Large Scale Real-Time Power Systems Simulators

Roland Malhame

Montreal, QC Canada

for contributions to mean-field games and stochastic hybrid systems

Dr. Shie Mannor

Haifa, Israel

for contributions to reinforcement learning and decision-making under uncertainty

Prof. Zhuoqing Mao

Ann Arbor, MI USA

for contributions to performance and security of internet routing and mobile systems

Prof. Ignacio Matias

Pamplona, Navarra, Spain

for contributions to photonic sensor research and transference to industry

Prof. Saad Mekhilef

Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

for contributions to control methods for photovoltaic systems and multi-level inverters

Dr. Igor Mezic

Santa Barbara, CA USA

for contributions to modeling and control using Koopman operator techniques

Dr. Zetian Mi

Ann Arbor, MI USA

for contributions to III-nitride photonics and clean energy

Prof. Silvestro Micera

Lausanne, Switzerland

for contributions to restoration of human sensorimotor functions using engineered

neuroprostheses

Prof. Sudip Misra

Kharagpur, West Bengal, India

for contributions to intelligent sensing in constrained IoT environments

Dr. Moriyasu Miyazaki

Sagamihara City, Kanagawa, Japan

for leadership in developments of airborne active-phased-array radars and satellite

communication microwave subsystems

Dr. Hiroyuki Mizuno

Kokubunji, Tokyo, Japan

for contributions to leakage current reduction in integrated circuits

Dr. Apurva Mody

Chelmsford, MA USA

for leadership in cognitive dynamic spectrum sharing and standards

Dr. Webert Montlouis

Columbia, MD USA

for leadership in the development of radar systems

Prof. Masato Motomura

Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan

for contributions to memory-logic integration of reconfigurable chip architecture

Dr. Debargha Mukherjee

Mountain View, CA USA

for leadership in standard development for video-streaming industry

Prof. Vittorio Murino

Genova, Italy

for contributions to signal processing for behavior analysis

Dr. Mukesh Nagpal

Burnaby, BC Canada

for contributions to economic and safe integration of distributed renewables in electric utility

networks

Prof. Babak Nahid-Mobarakeh

Hamilton, ON Canada

for contributions to service continuity of electric motor drive systems

Dr. Sae Woo Nam

Boulder, CO USA

for pioneering development of superconducting single-photon detectors with applications to

quantum communications and quantum computing

Prof. Abdolhosein Nasiri

Milwaukee, WI USA

for contributions to high power converters for energy storage systems and microgrids

Dr. Isaac Nassi

Los Gatos, CA USA

for leadership in parallel and distributed systems and adaptive systems

Prof. Nassir Navab

Garching, Bayern, Germany

for contributions to augmented reality in medicine and computer-assisted interventions

Dr. Krishna Nayak

Long Beach, CA USA

for contributions to real-time magnetic resonance imaging of the human heart and vocal tract

airway

Jerald Nespor

Moorestown, NJ USA

for contributions to Digital AESA Radar Systems

Philip Neudeck

Cleveland, OH USA

for contributions to silicon carbide electronics and crystal growth

Dr. Nathan Newbury

Boulder, CO USA

for contributions to optical frequency comb metrology

Prof. Sam Noh

Ulsan, South Korea

for contributions to storage system software for flash and nonvolatile memory

Dr. Yoshihiro Ohba

Kawasaki, Kanagawa, Japan

for contributions to standardization of network security protocols

Prof. Mario Paolone

Lausanne, Vaud, Switzerland

for contributions to situational-awareness and control of power distribution systems

Dr. Sung Ik Park

Daejeon, South Korea

for contributions to physical layer development of broadcast systems

Prof. Gianmario Pellegrino

Torino, Italy

for contributions to Synchronous Reluctance machines identification and control

Dr. Thomas Penzel

Berlin, Germany

for contributions to biosignal analysis for sleep medicine

Prof. Adrian Perrig

Zurich, Switzerland

for contributions to network and system security

Dr. Anh-Vu Pham

Davis, CA USA

for contribution to organic packaging technologies

Gopal Pingali

Bengaluru, Karnataka, India

for contributions to hybrid cloud computing and real-time multimedia systems

Prof. Joyce Poon

Toronto, ON Canada

for contributions to integrated photonics on silicon and resonant microphotonic devices

Prof. Eric Pop

Stanford, CA USA

for contributions to phase-change memory

Prof. Marjan Popov

Delft, Netherlands

for contributions to high-frequency transformer and circuit breaker modeling

Christophe Prieur

Grenoble, France

for contribution to nonlinear control systems

Prof. GuoJun Qi

Bellevue, WA USA

for contributions to multimedia analysis and applications

Rajesh Rajamani

Saint Paul, MN USA

for contributions to vehicle control in intelligent transportation systems

Satish Ranade

Las Cruces, NM USA

for contributions to integration of renewable and distributed energy resources into power

systems

Dr. Clive Randall

University Park, PA USA

for contributions to the formulation, processing, and characterization of electroceramics

Prof. Arijit Raychowdhury

Atlanta, GA USA

for contributions to energy-efficient adaptive integrated circuit design

Prof. Daniel Razansky

Zurich, Switzerland

for contributions to multispectral optoacoustic tomography

Dr. Sorel Reisman

Newport Beach, CA USA

for leadership in design, implementation and adoption of open education resources

Dr. Christopher Rodenbeck

Annandale, VA USA

for contributions to radar microsystems for ultrawideband and millimeter-wave applications

Dr. Haisheng Rong

Santa Clara, CA USA

for contributions to silicon photonics devices

Prof. Thomas Runkler

Muenchen, Germany

for contributions to computational intelligence in clustering and control

Maryam Saeedifard

Atlanta, GA USA

for contributions to modulation, control and protection of multilevel converters for high-voltage

DC transmission

Tara Sainath

Jersey City, NJ USA

for contributions to deep learning for automatic speech recognition

Prof. Ricardo Sanfelice

Santa Cruz, CA USA

for contributions to hybrid feedback control systems

Prof. Bulent Sarlioglu

Madison, WI USA

for applications of electrical drives in the aerospace industry

Mladen Sasic

Etobicoke, ON Canada

for contributions to develpment of diagnostics testing of motor and generator windings

Dr. Tadashi Sawata

Coventry, United Kingdom

for contributions to motor drive systems for more electric aircraft

Dr. Peter Seiler

Ann Arbor, MI USA

for contributions to robust control theory and computational tools

Dr. Bernhard Sendhoff

Offenbach/Main, Hessen, Germany

for contributions to evolutionary optimization and its engineering applications

Devavrat Shah

Cambridge, MA USA

for contributions to network and information science, inference and machine learning

Prof. Shiguang Shan

Haidian, Beijing, China

for contributions to visual signal processing and recognition

Prof. Heng Tao Shen

Chengdu, Sichuan, China

for contributions to multimedia content understanding and retrieval

Prof. Timothy Sherwood

Santa Barbara, CA USA

for contributions to computer system security and performance analysis

Steven Simske

Fort Collins, CO USA

for contributions to anti-counterfeiting and cyber-physical security

Dr. Hanumant Singh

Boston, MA USA

for development of localization and mapping techniques and autonomous systems for marine

and polar applications

Dr. Brij Singh

West Fargo, ND USA

for applications of electric drive to off-road vehicles

Kumar Sivarajan

Bangalore, India

for leadership in optical networking

Prof. Florian Solzbacher

Salt Lake City, UT USA

for the development of tools enabling applied and translational neuroscience and neural

engineering

Dr. Narayan Srinivasa

San Jose, CA USA

for contributions to neural network and neuromorphic computing architectures, circuits and

algorithms

Dr. Anurag Srivastava

Morgantown, WV USA

for contributions to electric grid resiliency

Prof. Thomas Stieglitz

Freiburg, Germany

for contributions to flexible micromachined neural interfaces and microimplants

Dr. Mark Stiles

Gaithersburg, MD USA

for contributions to spintronics devices and data storage

Dr. Ad Stoffelen

De Bilt, Netherlands

for contributions to satellite wind measurement missions

Prof. S Sudarshan

Mumbai, Maharashtra, India

for contributions to query processing and optimization in databases

Dr. Nobuyuki Sugii

Tokyo, Japan

for contributions to fully depleted silicon-on-insulator technology

Dr. Richard Tabors

South Dartmouth, MA USA

for development of technologies for real-time locational pricing of electricity for efficient electric

power markets

Dr. Chuan Seng Tan

Singapore, Singapore

for contributions to wafer bonding technology for 3D packaging and integration

Prof. Juan Tardos

Zaragoza, Spain

for contributions to simultaneous localization and mapping with visual sensors

Daniel Tazartes

West Hills, CA USA

for contributions to inertial sensors and navigation systems

Dr. Kiyohisa Terai

Yokohama, Kanagawa, Japan

for contribution to optical fiber sensors and electrical discharge applications

Rajeev Thakur

Lemont, IL USA

for contributions to high-performance interfaces for scalable computing systems

Prof. Yonghong Tian

Haidian, Beijing, China

for contributions to knowledge-based visual data analysis

Dr. Hanghang Tong

Champaign, IL USA

for contributions to graph mining

Gregg Trahey

Durham, NC USA

for contributions to speckle tracking and acoustic radiation force impulse imaging in medical

ultrasound

Prof. Ivor Tsang

Sydney, New South Wales, Australia

for contributions to large-scale machine learning and transfer learning

Dr. Tetsuzo Ueda

Toyonaka-Shi, Osaka, Japan

for contributions to III-V compound semiconductor technologies

Shambhu Upadhyaya

Buffalo, NY USA

for contributions to the mitigation of insider attacks and malware in cyberspace

Elif Uysal

Ankara, Turkey

for pioneering contributions to energy-efficient and low latency communications

Dr. Mikhail Vaiman

Los Angeles, CA USA

for contributions to methods and software for real-time analysis and control of electric power

systems

Pietro Valdastri

Leeds, United Kingdom

for contributions to medical capsule robots

Prof. Mikko Valkama

Tampere, Finland

for contributions to physical layer signal processing in radio systems

Prof. Daniel Van Der Weide

Madison, WI USA

for contributions to ultrafast terahertz electronics and biomedical applications of microwave

technologies

Dr. Frank Van Diggelen

Carmel By The Sea, CA USA

for contributions to assisted global navigation satellite systems for consumer applications

Prof. Marten Van Dijk

Den Bosch, Netherlands

for contributions to secure processor design and encrypted computation

Prof. Mayank Vatsa

Jodhpur, Rajasthan, India

for contributions to secure biometric recognition

Ashok Veeraraghavan

Houston, TX USA

for contributions to computational photography and computer vision

Dr. Peter Vetter

Summit, NJ USA

for leadership in broadband access technologies in advanced passive optical networks

Dr. Emmanuel Vincent

Villers-les-Nancy, France

for contributions to audio source separation and challenge series methodology

Dr. Sriram Vishwantath

Austin, TX USA

for contributions to information theory and coding for wireless communication systems

Dr. Dimitris Visvikis

Nantes Cedex, France

for contributions to image reconstruction and analysis of positron emission tomography

Prof. Richard Voyles

West Lafayette, IN USA

for leadership in the implementation of programs that foster robotics research and the robotics

community

Prof. Valeriy Vyatkin

Espoo, Finland

for contributions to software development methods and practices in industrial automation

Christian Waldschmidt

Ulm, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany

for contributions to millimeter wave automotive radar sensors

Dr. Jingdong Wang

Beijing, China

for contributions to visual content understanding and retrieval

Dr. Haifeng Wang

Beijing, China

for contributions and leadership in natural language processing and AI technologies

Jun Wang

Orlando, FL USA

for contributions to low power disk storage system design

Dr. Guiling Wang

Newark, NJ USA

for contributions to distributed algorithm design for sensor networks and vehicular networks

Dr. Yu Wang

Beijing, China

for contributions to domain specific accelerator design

Dr. Ping Wang

Toronto, ON Canada

for contributions to radio resource allocation and performance modeling of heterogeneous

wireless networks

Qing Wang

University Park, PA USA

for contributions to polymer dielectrics for capacitive energy storage

Prof. Dongmei Wang

Atlanta, GA USA

for contributions to biomedical informatics and AI

Prof. Gregory Welch

Longwood, FL USA

for contributions to tracking methods in augmented reality applications

Matthew Wilkowski

Rockwall, TX USA

for contributions to integration and productization of magnetics for power electronics

Prof. Rebecca Willett

Chicago, IL USA

for contributions to the foundations of computational imaging and large-scale data science

Andrew Wolfe

Los Gatos, CA USA

for contributions in hardware code compression of embedded software power consumption

analysis and optimization

Prof. Lei Wu

Hoboken, NJ USA

for contributions to stochastic modeling and optimization of power systems and large

interdependent infrastructures

Prof. Cathy Wu

Newark, DE USA

for contributions to computational biology and data science

Dr. Peter Wurman

Acton, MA USA

for contributions to computational auction, multiagent systems and robotics

Dr. Xing Xie

Beijing, China

for contributions to spatial data mining and recommendation systems

Prof. Le Xie

College Station, TX USA

for contributions to economic and secure operations of power systems and big data analytics

Prof. Huili Helen Xing

Ithaca, NY USA

for contributions to GaN high-electron-mobility transistors

Prof. Li Xiong

Atlanta, GA USA

for contributions to privacy preserving and secure data sharing

Ying Xu

Athens, GA USA

for contributions to knowledge discovery from biological data

Dr. Ruqiang Yan

Xi"an, Shaanxi, China

for contributions to defect/fault detection and diagnosis of rotating machines

Dr. Zheng Yang

Beijing, China

for contributions to wireless localization and sensing

Dr. Guang-Hong Yang

Shenyang, Liaoning, China

for contributions to fault tolerant control of dynamical systems

Dr. Zhiping Yang

Campbell, CA USA

for contributions to signal and power integrity in high-performance data center electronics

Ruigang Yang

Lexington, KY USA

for contributions to 3D computer vision and autonomous driving

Prof. Chunhua Yang

Changsha, Hunan, China

for contributions in intelligent control and optimization of complex industrial processes

Prof. Jianhua Yang

Los Angeles, CA USA

for contributions to resistive switching materials in memory and neuromorphic computing

Prof. Liangzhong Yao

Wuhan, Hubei, China

for leadership in HVDC grid supporting integration of large wind farms

Dr. Xiaoning Ye

Portland, OR USA

for contributions to high-speed interconnect design, optimization, and measurement methods

Prof. Lei Ying

Ann Arbor, MI USA

for contributions to resource allocation in cloud computing systems and wireless networks

Prof. Euisik Yoon

Ann Arbor, MI USA

for contributions to bio-microelectromechanical systems (BioMEMS) technologies for optoelectrical neural interfaces and microfluidic biochips

Prof. Mohamed Younis

Baltimore, MD USA

for contributions to protocols, architecture, and analysis of multi-hop wireless networks

Prof. Jiguo Yu

Jinan, Shandong, China

for contributions to data storage and processing in cloud and social environments

Prof. Sandro Zampieri

Padova, Italy

for contributions to distributed and networked control

Prof. Carl Zetterling

Kista, Sweden

for contributions to silicon carbide devices

Prof. Xiuyin Zhang

Guangzhou, Guangdong, China

for contributions to the design of filtering antennas

Dr. Jun Zhang

Sai Kung, Hong Kong

for contributions to dense wireless networks

Dr. Liang Zhang

Ottawa, ON Canada

for contributions to non-orthogonal multiplexing technology in terrestrial broadcast and

broadband systems

Prof. Guoying Zhao

Oulu, Finland

for contributions to facial expression analysis and feature representation

Dr. Yefeng Zheng

Shenzhen, Guangdong, China

for contributions to machine learning for medical imaging

Zhangdui Zhong

Beijing, China

for contributions to theory, technology and development of mobile communications for railways

Prof. Anding Zhu

Dublin, Ireland

for contributions to behavioral modeling and digital predistortion of RF power amplifiers

Dr. Jiang Zhu

Cupertino, CA USA

for contributions to antenna design for wireless communications

Prof. Gil Zussman

New York, NY USA

for contributions to the design of wireless network systems

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