IEEE Fellows 2022 Announced

IEEE has released the list of elevated Fellows for 2022.

Forty-three members of R6 -Western USA were elevated.

Below is the list by Section. The complete list of Fellows (PDF) can be found here.

Albuquerque Section

• R Scott Erwin

for leadership and contributions to the development, implementation and on-orbit demonstration of spacecraft control technologies

Central Coast Section

• Igor Mezic

for contributions to modeling and control using Koopman operator techniques

• James Buckwalter

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

• Timothy Sherwood

for contributions to computer system security and performance analysis

Coastal Los Angeles Section

• Krishna Nayak

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

• Mikhail Vaiman

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

• Puneet Gupta

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

Metropolitan Los Angeles Section

• Jianhua Yang

for contributions to resistive switching materials in memory and neuromorphic computing

• Murali Annavaram

for contributions to heterogeneous architectures for energy-efficient computing systems

• Nacer Chahat

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

Monterey Bay Subsection

• Frank Van Diggelen

for contributions to assisted global navigation satellite systems for consumer applications

• Ricardo Sanfelice

for contributions to hybrid feedback control systems

Oakland-East Bay Section

• Anirban Bandyopadhyay

for leadership in silicon RF-SOI technologies

• Mahesh Iyer

for leadership in ASIC and FPGA Electronic Design Automation

• Sarah Kurtz

for contributions to photovoltaic devices and systems reliability

Orange County Section

• Sorel Reisman

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

Oregon Section

• Xiaoning Ye

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

Phoenix Section

• Kemal Aygun

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

• Rajapandian Ayyanar

for contributions to power conversion and grid integration of renewable resources

Sacramento Valley Section

• Anh-vu Pham

 

• David Horsley

for development of micro-electromechanical systems for ultrasonic transduction

San Diego Section

• Massimiliano Di Ventra

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

• Todd Coleman

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

San Fernando Valley Section

• Daniel Tazartes

for contributions to inertial sensors and navigation systems

Santa Clara Valley Section

• Andrew Wolfe

for contributions in hardware code compression of embedded software power consumption analysis and optimization

• Chee-yee Chong

for contributions to information fusion methods for multi-sensor tracking

• Cullen Bash

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

• Daniel Abramovitch

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

• Debargha Mukherjee

for leadership in standard development for video-streaming industry

• Eric Pop

for contributions to phase-change memory

• Haisheng Rong

for contributions to silicon photonics devices

• Isaac Nassi

for leadership in parallel and distributed systems and adaptive systems

• Jiang Zhu

for contributions to antenna design for wireless communications

• Narayan Srinivasa

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

• Shan Liu

for leadership in multimedia and multicore processors

• Sujata Banerjee

for leadership in programmable and energy efficient networks

• Tony Heinz

for contributions to spectroscopic techniques, nanophotonics, and optical nanomaterials

• Zhiping Yang

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

Seattle Section

• Behcet Acikmese

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

• Chuanxiong Guo

for contributions to design of data center networking

• Guojun Qi

for contributions to multimedia analysis and applications

Utah Section

• Feifei Li

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

• Florian Solzbacher

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