LOS ALAMITOS, Calif., 9 December 2020 – Today IEEE Computer Society (IEEE CS) announces that 51 IEEE CS members and 17 IEEE members evaluated by the IEEE CS Fellow Evaluation Committee will be elevated to IEEE Fellow grade in 2021. The grade of Fellow recognizes unusual distinction in the profession.
The IEEE Board of Directors elevated 282 members to Fellow status for 2021. IEEE CS members and associates recommended for Fellow status in 2021 include:
Tarek Abdelzaher – for contributions to cyber-physical systems and real-time computing
Rajeev Balasubramonian – for contributions to in-memory computation and memory interface design
David Basin – for contributions to formal methods for information security
Wim Bogaerts – for contributions to design methodologies for silicon photonics components and circuits
Achintya Bhowmik – for leadership in perceptual augmentation devices
Kirk Cameron – for contributions to measurement and management of energy in high-performance-computing systems
Calin Cascaval – for contributions to programming models for parallel machines and heterogeneous mobile devices
Bruce Croft – for contributions to information retrieval
Bronis De Supinski – for leadership in the design and use of large-scale computing systems
Sebastian Elbaum – for contributions of testing techniques for evolving systems
Natalie Enright Jerger – for contributions to networks-on-chip for many-core architectures
Michael Ernst – for contributions to software analysis, testing, and verification
Evgeniy Gabrilovich – for contributions to web information retrieval technology
James Gee – for contributions to medical image processing and analysis
Yolanda Gil – for contributions to geoscience and scientific discovery with intelligent workflow systems
Matthias Grossglauser – for contributions to the modeling and analysis of network traffic and data
Wolfgang Heidrich – for contributions to high dynamic range display and computational cameras
Stephen Hodges – for leadership in pervasive computing systems
Ayanna Howard – for contributions to human-robot interaction systems
Bruce Jacob – for contributions to computer memory design and analysis
Daniel Jimenez – for contributions to neural branch prediction in microprocessor research and design
Stefanos Kaxiras – for contributions to high-performance and power-efficient memory hierarchies
Kimberly Keeton – for contributions to storage and memory systems
Craig Knoblock – for contributions to semantic data integration techniques
Svetlana Lazebnik – for contributions to computer vision
Huadong Ma – for contributions to multimedia sensor networks
Kyoung Mu Lee – for contributions to image restoration and visual tracking
Wenke Lee – for contributions to machine-learning-based approaches to intrusion and botnet detection
Wonjun Lee – for contributions to multiple access and resource allocation in wireless networks
Houqiang Li – for contributions to video coding and multimedia content analysis
Ninghui Li – for contributions to data privacy and security
Xiaofeng Liao – for contributions to neurodynamic systems and chaotic cryptography
Shixia Liu – for contributions to visual text analysis and visual model analysis
Le Lu – for contributions to machine learning for cancer detection and diagnosis
Jose Martinez – for contributions to adaptable multiprocessor computer architectures
Sharad Mehrotra – for contributions to the fields of data management and multimedia information retrieval
Prabhat Mishra – for contributions to system-on-chip validation and design automation of embedded systems
Jose Moreira – for advances in high performance computing systems software and processor design
Katherine Morse – for contributions to standardization of simulation technologies
Andreas Moshovos – for contributions to out-of-order processor microarchitecture and multiprocessor memory systems
Alessandro Orso – for contributions to software testing and debugging
John Owens – for contributions to heterogeneous parallel computing
Ai-chun Pang – for contributions to resource management and service provisioning for mobile edge networks
Pietro Perona – for contributions to visual recognition algorithms and datasets
Louiqa Raschid – for contributions to data management, information integration and data mining
Martin Reddy – for contributions to conversational artificial intelligence
Grigore Rosu – for contributions to runtime verification and programming language semantics
Dieter Schmalstieg – for contributions to augmented reality
Julia Schnabel – for contributions to medical image computing
Eve Schooler – for contributions to multimedia protocols and internet standards
Alla Sheffer – for contributions to mesh parameterization and hexahedral meshing
Richa Singh – for contributions to robust and secure biometrics
Willy Susilo – for contributions to cloud computing security
Jie Tang – for contributions to knowledge discovery from data and social network mining
My Thai – for contributions to modeling, design, and optimization of networked systems
Vincent Tseng – for contributions to utility pattern mining and biomedical applications
Filip De Turck – for contributions to network resource management and adaptive service delivery
Jaideep Vaidya – for contributions to privacy protection in data analytics and access control management
Wil Van Der Aalst – for contributions to process mining and workflow processes
Ganesh Venayagamoorthy – for contributions to the application of artificial intelligence to power systems
Lizhe Wang– for contributions to high performance computing in processing, analysis and applications of remote sensing imagery
Xiaorui Wang – for contributions to power management of data center servers and embedded systems
Yingxu Wang – for contributions to real-time autonomous systems
Jingyi Yu – for contributions to theoretical analysis, algorithms and systems for computational photography and computer vision
Junsong Yuan – for contributions to human behavior understanding and video analytics
Lintao Zhang – for contributions to computer-aided verification with efficient Boolean satisfiability solvers
Yu Zheng – for contributions to spatio-temporal data mining and urban computing
Thomas Zimmermann – for contributions to data science in software engineering, research and practice
The Board of Directors confers the title of Fellow upon a person of outstanding and extraordinary qualifications and experience in IEEE-designated fields, who has made important individual contributions to one or more of those fields.
For more information about the IEEE Fellow Program, visit www.ieee.org/membership/fellows/.
To view past Computer Society Fellow Class lists, visit:
www.computer.org/volunteering/awards/fellows.
At the time the nomination is submitted, a nominee must:
- have accomplishments that have contributed importantly to the advancement or application of engineering, science and technology, bringing the realization of significant value to society;
- hold Senior Member or Life Senior Member grade at the time the nomination is submitted;
- have been a member in good standing in any grade for a period of five years or more preceding 1 January of the year of elevation.
The nominee cannot be a member of the IEEE Fellow Committee, an IEEE Society/Technical Council Fellow Evaluating Committee Chair, or a member of IEEE Society/Technical Council Fellow Evaluating Committees reviewing the nomination.
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