Awards and Fellows

The IEEE Circuits and Systems Society’s annual awards program recognizes member achievement in education, industry, technological innovation and service.

Nominations

The purpose of the annual IEEE Circuits & Systems Society Awards is to illuminate the accomplishments of CAS Society members and celebrate their dedication and contributions both within the field and to the CAS Society. Award recipients are nominated by their CASS peers in order to honor the service and contributions that further strengthen the CAS Society. Take a moment to review the Society & Achievement Awards and Outstanding Paper Awards that are presented by the CAS Society.

Note: Self-nominations are not allowed.

The Call for Nominations for the IEEE Circuits and Systems Society Awards for 2019 has closed. Awardees will be announced in April 2019.

Previous award recipients are listed under the respective categories below. Any questions should be sent to manager@ieee-cas.org.

IEEE Technical Field Awards

Gustav Robert Kirchhoff Award

The IEEE Gustav Robert Kirchhoff Award was established in 2003. This award is named for Gustav Robert Kirchhoff, a physicist who made important contributions to the theory of circuits using topology and to elasticity. Kirchhoff's laws allow calculation of currents, voltages and resistances of electrical circuits extending the work of Ohm. His work on black body radiation was fundamental in the development of quantum theory. This award is given for outstanding contributions to the fundamentals of any aspect of electronic circuits and systems that has a long-term significance or impact. It may be awarded to an individual or multiple recipients where all members of the group could be judged to have made a crucial contribution(s) to the overall outcome. In the evaluation process, the following criteria are considered: impact, perceived long term and fundamental nature of the contribution, originality, publication of significant and profound new and non-obvious result, an approach in a subject area which relates to the circuits and systems, but which has broader impact across other aspects of Electrical or Electronics Engineering, patents, starting a company based on a fundamental contribution, and the quality of the nomination. Recipient selection is administered by the IEEE Technical Field Awards Council through the IEEE Awards Board. Prize items include a bronze medal, certificate, and honorarium.

IEEE Biomedical Engineering Award

The IEEE Biomedical Engineering Award was established in November 2010. The first presentation is scheduled for 2013. Recipient selection is administered by the Technical Field Awards Council of the IEEE Awards Board. Presented to: An individual, a team, or multiple recipients up to three in number Scope: For outstanding contributions to the field of biomedical engineering Prize: The award consists of a bronze medal, certificate, and cash honorarium. Basis for judging: In the evaluation process, the following criteria are considered: impact on the profession and/or society; succession of significant technical or other contributions; leadership in accomplishing worthwhile goal(s); previous honors; other achievements as evidenced by publications, patents, or other evidence; and the quality of the nomination. Presentation: IEEE policy requires that its awards be presented at major IEEE events that are in keeping with the nature of the award and the cited achievement.

IEEE Fourier Award for Signal Processing

The IEEE Fourier Award for Signal Processing was established in November 2012. The first presentation is scheduled for 2015. Recipient selection is administered by the Technical Field Awards Council of the IEEE Awards Board. Presented to: An individual or a team up to three in number Scope: For an outstanding contribution to the advancement of signal processing, other than in the areas of speech and audio processing Prize: The award consists of a bronze medal, certificate, and honorarium Basis for judging: In the evaluation process, the following criteria will be considered: impact on the field of signal processing technology, including innovation; leadership; honors or seminal contributions as evidenced by publications or patents or transition to practice Presentation: IEEE policy requires that its awards be presented at major IEEE events that are in keeping with the nature of the award and the cited achievement

Society & Achievement Awards

Mac Van Valkenburg Award

The Mac Van Valkenburg Award honors the individual for outstanding technical contributions and distinguishable leadership in a field within the scope of CAS Society are consistently evident. The award is based on the quality and significance of contribution, and continuity of technical leadership. All CAS Society members are eligible for nomination. Award: The recipient will receive a plaque and a check for $2,000.00. (Monetary amount will be divided equally if more than one awardee.)

Mac Van Valkenburg Award recipients

Charles A. Desoer Technical Achievement Award

The Charles A. Desoer Technical Achievement Award honors the individual whose exceptional technical contributions to a field within the scope of the CAS Society have been consistently evident over a period of years. Contributions are documented by publications (including but not limited to patents) and based on originality and continuity of effort. All CAS Society members are eligible for nomination. Award: The recipient will receive a plaque and a check for $2,000.00. (Monetary amount will be divided equally if more than one awardee.)

Charles A. Desoer Technical Achievement Award recipients

John Choma Education Award

The IEEE CAS John Choma Education Award honors the individual with exceptional contributions to education in a field within the scope of the CAS Society. Contributions are quantifiable by publication of textbooks, research supervision of both graduate and undergraduate students, short course development and personal participation in continual education within the field. The award is based on quality, continuity and originality of contribution. All CAS Society members are eligible for nomination. Award: The recipient will receive a plaque and a check for $1,000.00. (Monetary amount will be divided equally if more than one awardee.)

John Choma Education Award recipients

Vitold Belevitch Circuits and Systems Award

The Vitold Belevitch Circuits and Systems Award honors the individual with fundamental contributions in the field of circuits and systems. All CAS Society members are eligible for nomination. This is a biennial award to be presented at ECCTD (European Conference on Circuit Theory & Design). Award: The recipient will receive a plaque and a check for $1,000.00. (Monetary amount will be divided equally if more than one awardee.)

Vitold Belevitch Circuits and Systems Award recipients

Industrial Pioneer Award

The Industrial Pioneer Award honors the individual(s) with exceptional and pioneering contributions in translating academic and industrial research results into improved industrial applications and/or commercial products. All CAS Society members are eligible for nomination. Award: The recipient will receive a plaque and a check for $1,000.00. (Monetary amount will be divided equally if more than one awardee.)

Industrial Pioneer Award recipients

Meritorious Service Award

The Meritorious Service Award honors the individual with exceptional long-term service and dedication to the interest of CAS Society. The award is based on dedication, effort and contributions. All CAS Society members are eligible for nomination. Award: The recipient will receive a plaque and a check for $1,000.00. (Monetary amount will be divided equally if more than one awardee.)

Meritorious Service Award recipients

Outstanding Paper Awards

Guillemin-Cauer Best Paper Award

The Guillemin-Cauer Best Paper Award recognizes the best paper published in the “Transactions on Circuits and Systems” publication. The award is based on general quality, originality, contributions, subject matter and timeliness. Anyone who is an author of a paper published in the “Transactions on Circuits and Systems” during the three calendar years preceding the award is eligible for nomination. Award: The recipient will receive a certificate and a check for $500.00 (There is a maximum of $2000.00 per award if multiple authors)

Guillemin-Cauer Award recipients

Darlington Best Paper Award

The Darlington Best Paper Award recognizes the best paper bridging the gap between theory and practice published in the “Transactions on Circuits and Systems” publication. The award is based on general quality, originality, contributions, subject matter and timeliness. Anyone who is an author of a paper bridging the gap between theory and practice published in the “Transactions on Circuits and Systems” during the three calendar years preceding the award is eligible for nomination. Award: The recipient will receive certificate and a check for $500.00. (There is a maximum of $2,000.00 per award if multiple authors)

Darlington Award recipients

Biomedical Circuits and Systems Best Paper Award

The Biomedical Circuits and Systems Best Paper Award recognizes the best paper published in the “Transactions on Biomedical Circuits and Systems” publication. The award is based on general quality, originality, contributions, subject matter and timeliness. Anyone who is an author of a paper published in the “Transactions on Biomedical Circuits and Systems” during the three calendar years preceding the award is eligible for nomination. Award: The recipient will receive a certificate and a check for $500.00. (There is a maximum of $2000.00 per award if multiple authors - $2000 prize will be shared equally if there are more than 4 authors)

Biomedical Circuits and Systems Best Paper Award Recipients

Circuits and Systems for Video Technology Best Paper Award

The Circuits and Systems for Video Technology Best Paper Award recognizes the best paper published in the “Transactions on Circuits and Systems for Video Technology” publication. The award is based on general quality, originality, contributions, subject matter and timeliness. Anyone who is an author of a paper published in the “Transactions on Circuits and Systems for Video Technology” during the three calendar years preceding the award is eligible for nomination. Award: The recipient will receive a certificate and a check for $500.00. (There is a maximum of $2,000.00 per award if multiple authors)

CSVT Transactions Best Paper Award recipients

Very Large Scale Integration Systems Best Paper Award

The Very Large Scale Integration Systems Best Paper Award recognizes the best paper published in the “Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration Systems” publication. The award is based on general quality, originality, contributions, subject matter and timeliness. Anyone who is an author of a paper published in the “Transactions on Very Large Scale Integration Systems” during the three calendar years preceding the award is eligible for nomination. Award: The recipient will receive a certificate and a check for $500.00. (There is a maximum of $2,000.00 per award if multiple authors)

VLSI Best Paper Award recipients

Outstanding Young Author Award

The Outstanding Young Author Award honors an especially meritorious paper published in any of the CAS Society’s Transactions whose author at the date of submission is less than 30 years of age. The award is based on general quality, originality, contributions, subject matter and timeliness. Anyone who is an author of papers published in any one of the CAS Society’s Transactions during the three calendar years preceding the award, who at the date of submission of the paper shall be less than thirty is eligible for nomination. Award: The recipient will receive a certificate and a check for $500.00. (There is a maximum of $2,000.00 per award if multiple authors)

Outstanding Young Author Award recipients

IEEE Circuits and Systems Society ISCAS Student Best Paper Award

To recognize outstanding technical contributions by students, as evidenced by the quality of papers, their presentations, and their technical excellence (as demonstrated through Q&A and discussion). Four $500 awards for an annual total of $2,000. If there is more than one student on a winning paper, the students will split the $500 award. Each winning student author will receive a certificate or recognition.

IEEE Circuits and Systems Society ISCAS Student Best Paper Award recipients

Student Awards

Pre-Doctoral Scholarship

CAS offers two pre doctoral fellowships to recognize a young member enrolled in a PhD program in a field related to the Circuits and Systems Society field of interest. The recipient of the award will receive compensation of up to USD $1000 for travel to ISCAS to receive the award of USD $25,000, which can be used at the student’s discretion as a stipend or/and to cover tuition and fees. Two scholarships will be awarded each year. Selection/Basis for Judging: Factors to be considered include:

A CASS Member for at least two years and enrolled in a PhD program related to the field of interest of CAS,
Applicants must provide evidence of strong CASS involvement,
Past performance,
Expected outcome of the research program and how it advances the state-of-the-art,
Significance of research,
and existing financial support.

Nomination Package: The nomination must not exceed 3 pages and should include:

Description of the PhD study plan
The expected outcome of the research program and how it advances the state-of-the-art
Evidences showing the significance of the research (papers, patents)
Disclosure of any available and/or secured financial support

The following items should be given as attachments:

Endorsement from his/her supervisor
Certificate/evidence of the enrollment in a PhD program (student ID card)
CV (with academic records)

The winners of the award are expected to report to CASS on their progress (including list of publications) twice: first at the end of the following academic year and second when completing their Ph.D. studies. Also, a report will be sent to all previous winners annually to update the CAS Society on the recipients achievements.

Award Recipients

Student Travel Awards

CASS offers Student Travel Awards to enable the winners to present their research work at CASS-sponsored conferences and workshops. The amount of financial assistance provided to each student will be based on specifics of the travel involved and cannot exceed a maximum of $USD 1,500. The total award amount allocated will be $8,000, with $2,000 for each of R1-7, R8, R9, and R10. These awards can be used both as a reimbursement of expenses for attending a conference that has taken place up to one year before the grant application deadline, and also as an grant for attending a conference that will take place up to one year after the grant application deadline. Selection criteria for these Student Travel Awards: - Students receiving these awards must have had their papers selected for presentation at the CASS-sponsored conference(s) they plan to attend or have attended. - In the case the grant is for attending a conference occurring after the grant application deadline, a faculty member must confirm that the nominee:

is an undergraduate or graduate student and
is an IEEE CASS student member.

- In the case of reimbursement for attending a conference that occurred before the application deadline, it is sufficient to confirm that the nominee:

was an undergraduate or graduate student at the time of the conference, and
is an IEEE CASS member and
was an IEEE CASS student member at the time of the conference.

- The nominee must furnish written proof that the paper was accepted at the conference (e.g. email notification from the Technical Program Committee). - The nominee must state in the application that he/she will attend or has attended the conference to present the paper. -Recipients must provide proof that they attended the conference and presented their paper. -In order to receive the award, the recipients will have to provide receipts and an expense report for their travel to the conference.

Chapter Awards

Chapter of the Year Award

The Chapter of the Year Award recognizes the Chapter with the very best yearly activities. The award is based on best yearly activities in the categories of Chapter sponsored technical activities and increase in membership. Award: The winning chapter will receive a certificate and check for $1,000.00. (Monetary amount will be divided equally if more than one awardee.)

Chapter Award recipients

Regions 1-7 Chapter of the Year Award

The Regions 1-7 Chapter of the Year Award recognizes the Chapter in regions 1-7 with the very best yearly activities. The award is based on number and quality of chapter activities, percentage of members attending sponsored events, membership development activities and chapter growth, local conferences/symposia/workshops, participation in the Distinguished Lecturer Program, involvement of students and YP members and timelines of reporting. The overall local environment and factors such as chapter size are also considered. Award: The winning Chapter in Region 1-7 will receive a certificate and a check for $750.00. (Monetary amount will be divided equally if more than one awardee.)

Regions 1-7 Chapter of the Year Award

Region 8 Chapter of the Year Award

The Regions 8 Chapter of the Year Award recognizes the Chapter in Region 8 with the very best yearly activities. The award is based on number and quality of chapter activities, percentage of members attending sponsored events, membership development activities and chapter growth, local conferences/symposia/workshops, participation in the Distinguished Lecturer Program, involvement of students and YP members and timelines of reporting. The overall local environment and factors such as chapter size are also considered. Award: The winning Chapter in Region 8 will receive a certificate and a check for $750.00. (Monetary amount will be divided equally if more than one awardee.)

Region 8 Chapter of the Year Award

Region 9 Chapter of the Year Award

The Region 9 Chapter of the Year Award recognizes the Chapter in Region 9 with the very best yearly activities. The award is based on number and quality of chapter activities, percentage of members attending sponsored events, membership development activities and chapter growth, local conferences/symposia/workshops, participation in the Distinguished Lecturer Program, involvement of students and YP members and timelines of reporting. The overall local environment and factors such as chapter size are also considered. Award: The winning Chapter in Region 9 will receive a certificate and a check for $750.00. (Monetary amount will be divided equally if more than one awardee.)

Region 9 Chapter of the Year Award

Region 10 Chapter of the Year Award

The Region 10 Chapter of the Year Award recognizes the Chapter in Region 10 with the very best yearly activities. The award is based on number and quality of chapter activities, percentage of members attending sponsored events, membership development activities and chapter growth, local conferences/symposia/workshops, participation in the Distinguished Lecturer Program, involvement of students and YP members and timelines of reporting. The overall local environment and factors such as chapter size are also considered. Award: The winning Chapter in Region 10 will receive a certificate and a check for $750.00. (Monetary amount will be divided equally if more than one awardee.)

Region 10 Chapter of the Year Award

Fellows

2019 IEEE CASS Fellows

2019 Fellows Listing Available Here

2018 IEEE CASS Fellows

Pamela Abshire
for contributions to CMOS biosensors

Chip Hong Chang
for contributions to hardware security

Andreas Demosthenous
for contributions to integrated circuits for active medical devices

Dave Garrett
for contributions to beam-forming architectures and implementations

Qingming Huang
for contributions to multimedia content analysis and visual perceptual processing

Chia-Wen Lin
for contributions to multimedia coding and editing

Saibal Mukhopadhyay
for contributions to energy-efficient and robust computing systems design

Shanthi Pavan
for contributions to delta sigma modulators, and analog filters

Massimo Poncino
for contributions to low-power circuits and systems

Rahul Sarpeshkar
ffor contributions to ultra low-power biomedical electronics

Yihong Gong
for contributions to pattern recognition and multimedia content
analysis

Juergen Teich
for contributions to hardware/software co-design for embedded
systems

Li-c Wang
for contributions to statistical timing analysis for integrated
circuits

Stefano Grivet-talocia
for contributions to passive macromodeling for signal and power
integrity

Earl Mc Cune
for leadership in polar modulation circuits and signals

Karen Egiazarian
for contributions to image and video denoising and restoration

Pascal Frossard
for contributions to adaptive image and video representation,
coding and communication

Riccardo Leonardi
for contributions to image and video compression and multimedia
semantic content analysis

Dong Xu
for contributions to recognition and retrieval of multimedia and
biometric data

Pietro Andreani
for contributions to CMOS integrated voltage-controlled oscillators

Yiran Chen
for contributions to spintronic memory

Zhuo Li
for contributions to physical synthesis and modeling of integrated
circuits

Hidetoshi Onodera
for contributions to variation-aware design and analysis of
integrated circuits

Tajana Rosing
for contributions to power and reliability management of Systemson-
Chip

2017 IEEE CASS Fellows

Phillip Pace
Naval Postgraduate School
Monterey, CA, USA
for leadership in radar signal processing, receiver design, and direction finding architectures

Ce Zhu
University of Electronic Science & Technology
Sichuan, China
for contributions to video coding and communications

Sorin Cotofana
Delft University of Technology
Delft, Netherlands
for contributions to nano-computing architectures and paradigms

Kuen-Jong Lee
National Cheng-Kung University
Tainan, Taiwan
for contributions to low-cost testing of digital VLSI circuits

Yu Cao
Arizona State University
Tempe, AZ, USA
for development of predictive technology models for reliable circuit and system integration

Lap-Pui Chau
Nanyang Technological University
Singapore, Singapore
for contributions to fast computation algorithms for visual signal processing

Salvatore Pennisi
University of Catania
Catania, Italy
for contributions to multistage CMOS operational amplifiers

Zhihua Wang
Tsinghua University Beijing, China
for contributions to circuits and microsystems for medical applications

Shuicheng Yan
Qihoo/ 360 Company
Beijing, China
for contributions to subspace learning and visual classification

Junichi Nakamura
Brillnics Japan Inc.
Tokyo, Japan
for leadership in CMOS image sensors

Michael Gard
The Charles Machine Works
Perry, OK, USA
for contributions to instrumentation-and-measurement technology for petroleum exploration, computed tomography, and underground construction

Kenji Itoh
Kanazawa Institute of Technology
Nonoichi, Ishikawa, Japan
for contributions to microwave harmonic mixers and applications to mobile terminal devices

Donald Lie
Texas Tech University
Lubbock, TX, USA
for contributions to high linearity and high efficiency silicon RF power amplifiers for broadband wireless applications

Juri Jatskevich
University of British Columbia
Vancouver, BC, Canada
for contributions to modeling of electric machines and switching converters

Ricardo De Queiroz
Universidade de Brasilia
Brasilia, Brazil
for contributions to image and video signal enhancement and compression

Enrico Magli
Politecnico di Torino
Milano, Italy
for contributions to compression and communication of remotely sensed imagery

Panos Nasiopoulos
University of British Columbia
Vancouver, BC, Canada
for leadership in DVD authoring and digital multimedia technologies

Ying Wu
Northwestern University
Evanston, IL, USA
for contributions to motion analysis and pattern discovery in computer vision

Payam Heydari
University of California, Irvine
Irvine, CA, USA
for contributions to silicon-based millimeter-wave integrated circuits and systems

Borivoje Nikolic
University of California, Berkeley
Berkeley, CA, USA
for contributions to energy-efficient design of digital and mixed signal circuits

Kiyoung Choi
Seoul National University
Seoul, Korea
for contribution to low-power, real-time, and reconfigurable systems

Xin Li
Carnegie Mellon University
Pittsburgh, PA, USA
for contributions to modeling, analysis, and optimization of variability of integrated circuits and systems

Weiping Shi
Texas A&M University
College Station, TX, USA
for contributions to modeling and design of VLSI interconnects

Youngsoo Shin
Korea Advanced Institute of Science & Technology
Daejeon, Korea
for contributions to design tools for low power, high speed VLSI circuits and systems

Andrei Vladimirescu
Berkeley Wireless Research Center
Berkeley, CA, USA
for contributions to the development and commercial adoption of SPICE circuit simulation

2016 IEEE CASS Fellows

Seng-Pan U
Synopsys Macau Limited
Macau, Macao
for leadership in the analog circuit design industry

Sandro Carrara
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology
Lausanne, Switzerland
for contributions to design of nanoscale biological CMOS sensors

Jie Chen
University of Alberta, Canada
Edmonton, AB, Canada
for contributions to low-power and biomedical ultrasound circuits and devices

Avinoam Kolodny
Technion - Israel Inst. of Technology
Technion City, Haifa, Israel
for contributions to VLSI design and automation tools

Zhong Feng Wang
Broadcom Corporation
Irvine, CA, USA
for contributions to VLSI design and implementation of forward error correction coding

Bing Zeng
University of Electronic Science and Technology of China
Sichuan, China
for contributions to image and video coding

Hitoshi Kiya
Tokyo Metropolitan University
Tokyo, Japan
for contributions to filter structure, data hiding, and multimedia security

Peng Li
Texas A&M University
College Station, TX, USA
for contributions to the analysis and modeling of integrated circuits and systems

Tsorng-Juu Liang
National Cheng Kung University
Tainan, Taiwan
for contributions to power conversion for lighting and sustainable energy

Qi Tian
University of Texas at San Antonio
San Antonio, TX, USA
for contributions to multimedia information retrieval

Degang Chen
Iowa State University
Ames, IA, USA
for contributions to testing of analog and mixed-signal integrated circuits

Massimo Alioto
National University of Singapore
Singapore, Singapore
for contributions to energy-efficient VLSI circuits

Weisi Lin
Nanyang Technical University
Singapore, Singapore
for contributions to perceptual modeling and processing of visual
signals

Kiat-Seng Yeo
Singapore University of Technology & Design
Singapore, Singapore
for contributions to low-power integrated circuit design

Jinde Cao
Southeast University
Nanjing, China
for contributions to the analysis of neural networks

Tzyy-Sheng Horng
Nat'l Sun Yat-Sen University
Kaohsiung, Taiwan
for contributions to system-in-package modeling and design

Jiwu Huang
Shenzhen University
Shenzhen, China
for contributions to multimedia data hiding and forensics

David Atienza
EPFL- École polytechnique fédérale de Lausanne
Lausanne, Switzerland
for contributions to design methods and tools for multiprocessor systems on chip

Gabriele Manganaro
Analog Devices Inc.
Norwood, MA, USA
for leadership in the design of high-speed converters

Toru Tanzawa
Micron Technology, Inc.
Tokyo, Japan
for contributions to integrated high-voltage circuits

Jieh Wu
National Chiao-Tung University
Hsin-Chu, Taiwan
for contributions to design and calibration of high-performance data converters

Xilin Chen
Institute of Computing Technology
Beijing, China
for contributions to machine vision for facial image analysis and sign language recognition

Henry Chung
City University of Hong Kong
Kowloon Tong, Hong Kong, China
for contributions to power electronic converters for lighting

Xian-Sheng Hua
Alibaba Group
Hangzhou, China
for contributions to multimedia content analysis and image search

Kwabena Boahen
Stanford University
Stanford, CA, USA
for contributions to system design for neuromorphic chip

Kiyoharu Aizawa
University of Tokyo
Tokyo, Japan
for contributions to model-based coding and multimedia lifelogging

2015 IEEE CASS Fellows

Joseph Cavallaro
Rice University
for contributions to VLSI architectures and algorithms for signal processing and wireless communications

Jordi Cortadella
Universitat Politecnica de Catalunya
for contributions to the design of asynchronous and elastic circuits

Zhihai He
University of Missouri, Columbia
for contributions to video communication and visual sensing technologies

Hong Jiang
Intel Corporation
for leadership in parallel multimedia computing architectures and systems

Edmund Lam
University of Hong Kong Dept. of Electrical & Electronic Eng.
for contributions to modeling and computational algorithms in imaging applications

Paul Lee
Exelis Geospatial Systems
for contributions to the development of CMOS image sensor technology and the pinned photo-diode active pixel sensor

Henry Leung
University of Calgary
for contributions to chaotic communications and nonlinear signal processing

Zicheng Liu
Microsoft Research 1 Microsoft Way
for contributions to visual processing for multimedia interaction

Yehia Massoud
Worcester Polytechnic Institute
for contributions to the modeling and design of nanoscale interconnects

Eckehard Steinbach
Technische Universitat Munchen
for contributions to visual and haptic communications

An-Yeu (Andy) Wu
National Taiwan University
for contributions to DSP algorithms and VLSI designs for communication IC/SoC

2014 IEEE CASS Fellows

Poras Balsara
University of Texas at Dallas
for contributions to the design of all-digital frequency synthesis

Soumitro Banerjee
Indian Institute of Science Education & Research
for contributions to the understanding of nonlinear phenomena in power electronic circuits, and to the theory of border collision bifurcation

Tihao Chiang
Ambarella Taiwan Ltd.
for contributions to the theory and applications of video coding algorithms

Tobias Delbruck
University of Zurich and ETH
for contributions to neuromorphic visual sensors and processing

Robert Gilmore
QUALCOMM, Inc.
for contributions to high-performance and low-power wireless portable communications devices
Yun He
Tsinghua University
for contributions to video coding and communication technologies

Xicheng Jiang
Broadcom Corporation
for development of communication systems-on-chip products

Tanay Karnik
Intel Corporation
for contributions to error-tolerant circuits and near-load voltage regulators

Marios Papaefthymiou
University of Michigan
for contributions to the design of adiabatic circuits for high-performance computing

Andre van Schaik
University of Western
for contributions to neuromorphic circuits and systems

Changsheng Xu
Institute of Automation
for contributions to multimedia content analysis

Wei-Xing Zheng
University of Western Sydney
for contributions to signal processing and system identification

2013 IEEE CASS Fellows

R. Jacob Baker
University of Nevada, Las Vegas
for contributions to the design of memory integrated circuits

Jinhu Lu
RMIT University
for contributions to complex networks and nonlinear circuits and systems

Kai-Kuang Ma
Nanyang Technological University
for contributions to image processing and digital video coding

Ramachandra Achar
Carleton University
for contributions to interconnect and signal integrity analysis in high-speed designs

Amine Bermak
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology
for contributions to sensing and processing of vision and olfactory circuits and systems

Igor Markov
University of Michigan
for contributions to optimization methods in electronic design automation

Dapeng Wu
University of Florida
for contributions to video communication and processing and wireless networking

Feng Wu
Microsoft Research Asia
for contributions to visual data compression and communication

Kenneth Hansen
Freescale Semiconductor, Inc.
for technical leadership in wireless communications

Masayuki Tanimoto
Nagoya University
for contributions to the development of free-viewpoint television and its MPEG standard

2012 IEEE CASS Fellows

Robert Adams
Analog Devices, Inc.
for contributions to analog and digital signal processing

Oscar Au
Hong Kong University of Science & Tech.
for contributions to multimedia coding and security

Chaitali Chakrabarti
Arizona State University
for contributions to low power embedded system design and to very large scale integration architectures for signal processing

Prof. Naehyuck Chang
for contributions to system-level power characterization, including thermal management
Yen-Kuang Chen
Intel Corporation
for contributions to algorithm-architecture co-design for multimedia signal processing

Mario di Bernardo
University of Naples
for contributions to the analysis, control and applications of nonlinear systems and complex networks

Gerard Dreyfus
for contributions to machine learning and its applications

Ralph Etienne-Cummings
The Johns Hopkins University
for contributions to neuromorphic sensory-motor circuits and systems

Dr. Doug Garrity
for contributions to analog-to-digital converters for embedded applications

Rafik Goubran
for contributions to voice quality measurement and its applications to audio improvement

Rudy M. Lauwereins
for contributions to data flow models in real-time prototyping

Jin Li
for contributions to multimedia delivery, compression and storage for real-time communication

Mike Peng Li
for contributions to the design of jitter test technologies

Ching-Yung Lin
IBM Thomas J. Watson Laboratory
for contributions to network science and multimedia security and retrieval

Thomas Linnenbrink
for leadership in standards for instrumentation and measurement systems

Wolfgang Nebel
Carl von Ossietzki University
for contributions to the design of low-power circuits and systems

Konstantinos Plataniotis
for contributions to the theory and application of statistical adaptive learning

John W. Poulton
for contributions to high-speed low-power signaling and to graphics architecture

Janusz Rajski
for contributions to digital VLSI circuit testing and test compression

Riccardo Rovatti
Univeristy of Bologna
for contributions to nonlinear and statistical signal processing applied to electronic systems

Manoj Sachdev
for contributions to test methodology for very large scale integrated circuits

Wan-Chi Siu
for leadership in signal processing and contributions to video technologies

Almudena Suárez
for applications of stability concepts to the computer-aided design of nonlinear microwave circuits

Stephen Trimberger
for contributions to circuits, architectures and software technology for field-programmable gate arrays

Chin-Liang Wang
National Tsing-Hua University
for contributions to signal processing algorithms and architectures for digital communications

Jiangtao Wen
for contributions to multimedia communication technology and standards

Wenjun Zeng
for contributions to multimedia communication and security

Qian Zhang
for contributions to the mobility and spectrum management of wireless networks and mobile communications

2011 IEEE CASS Fellows

Wayne Burleson
University of Massachusetts Amherst
for contributions to integrated circuit design and signal processing

Moncef Gabbouj
Tampere University of Technology
for contributions to nonlinear signal processing and video communication

Shipeng Li
Microsoft Research, Asia
for contributions to the advancement of image and video coding

Gabriel Rincon-Mora
Georgia Institute of Technology
for contributions to energy and power integrated circuit design

Myung Hoon Sunwoo
Ajou University School of Electrical and Computer Eng.
for contributions to multimedia and communications

Anthony Vetro
Mitsubishi Electric Research Labs
avetro@merl.com
for contributions to video coding, three-dimensional television, and multimedia adaptation

Vivek De
Intel Corporation
for contributions to low power microprocessor design

Yehea Ismail
Northwestern Univ. & Nile Univ. (Egypt)
for contributions to high-performance circuits and interconnects

Sakae Okubo
Waseda University
Yokosuka-shi, Kanagawa-ken, 239-0847, Japan
for contributions to video coding and multimedia communication systems

Wouter Serdijn
Delft University of Technology
for contributions to integrated circuits for medical devices and wireless communications

Dennis Sylvester
University of Michigan
for contributions to energy-efficient integrated circuits

Chin-Long Wey
National Chip Implementation Center
for leadership in education and services in integrated circuits

2010 IEEE CASS Fellows

Tor Lande
University of Oslo Department of Informatics
for contributions to low-power subthreshold circuit design

Bernabe Linares Barranco
Consejo Superior de Investigaciones Cientificas (CSIC)
for contributions to the design and application of linear and nonlinear circuits in neuromorphic systems

Yong Rui
for contributions to image and video analysis, indexing and retrieval

Howard C. Yang
Montage Technology Co., for leadership in mixed-signal integrated circuit design and manufacturing

Xinhua Zhuang
University of Missouri
Department of Computer Science
zhuangx@missouri.edu
for contributions made to digital image processing, image coding, and computer vision

Yusuf Leblebici
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology
for contributions to reliability and design techniques for integrated circuits and systems

Andrew Marshall
Texas Instruments
for contributions to process development and design of integrated circuits

Jose Silva
Texas A&M University
for contributions to Complementary Metal-Oxide Semiconductor transconductance amplifiers and continuous-time filters

Wenwu Zhu
Microsoft Corporation
for contributions to video communications over the internet and wireless

2009 IEEE CASS Fellows

Ronald Blanton
Carnegie Mellon University
for contributions to testing of microelectromechanical systems and integrated circuits

Jose Pineda-De-Gyvez
NXP Semiconductors
for contributions defect oriented testing of integrated circuits

Orla Feely
University College Dublin
for contributions to nonlinear discrete-time circuits and systems

Yong Lian
National University of Singapore
Dept of Electrical and CE
for contributions to the design of low-power high-performance digital filters

Xiaoou Tang
Chinese University of Hong Kong
Dept. of Information Engineering
for contributions to pattern recognition and video processing

Joel Phillips
Cadence Research Laboratories
for contributions to numerical techniques in the design of high-frequency and radio frequency systems

Gerhard Fettweis
Technische Universita Dresden
for contributions to signal processing algorithms and chip implementation architectures for communications

Fa Dai
Auburn University
for contributions to high-speed frequency synthesis and radio frequency integrated circuits

Raymond Quere
for leadership in device characterization and computer aided design microwave engineering

Sheila Hemami
Cornell University School of Electrical Engineering
for contributions to robust and perceptual image and video communications

Peter Vary
RWTH Institute of Communication
for contributions to digital speech processing and coding

Un-Ku Moon
Oregon State University
for contributions to low voltage complementary metal-oxide semiconductor mixed-signal technology

Chong Kyung
Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST)
for contributions to system on chip processors

Hans-Joachim Wunderlich
University of Stuttgart
for contributions to very-large-scale-integration circuit testing and fault tolerance

Wen Gao
Peking University
for contributions to object-based video representation and scalable video coding technologies and standards

Steven Nowick
Columbia University
for contributions to asynchronous and mixed-timing integrated circuits and systems

Albert Wang
University of California, Riverside
for contributions to design-for-reliability and system-on-chip

Jaijeet Roychowdhury
University of Minnesota
for contributions to simulation and automated macromodelling of integrated circuits

Enrico Zanoni
Universita' di Padova, Italy
Dipartimento di Ingegneria dell'Informazione
for contributions to reliability of compound semiconductor devices

Dario Petri
University of Trento via Sommarive
for contributions to digital signal processing techniques for instrumentation and measurement

Homer Mantooth
University of Arkansas
for contributions to modeling of power electronic devices

King Choi (Dominic) Ho
University of Missouri
for contributions to active and passive signal source location technologie

Shoji Kawahito
Shizuoka University
for contributions to sensor interfacing, sensor signal processing and multiple-level signaling

Robert Staszewski
Texas Instruments Incorporated
for contributions to development of digital radio frequency integrated systems

2008 IEEE CASS Fellows

Ja-Ling Wu
National Taiwan University
for contributions to image and video analysis, coding, digital watermarking, and rights management

Ming-Dou Ker
National Chiao Tung University
for contributions to electrostatic protection in integrated circuits, and performance optimization of VLSI micro-systems

Rui Silva Martins
University of Macau
Faculty of Science and Technology Avenida Padre Tomas
for leadership in engineering education

Nam Ling
Santa Clara University
Dept. of Computer Engineering
for contributions to video coding algorithms and architectures

Ling Guan
Ryerson University
Dept. of ECE 350 Victoria Street
for contributions to image and multimedia signal processing

Markku Renfors
Tampere University of Technology
for contributions to digital signal processing algorithms

Levent Onural
Bilkent University
for contributions to signal processing for optics, diffraction and holography

Jyuo-Min Shyu
Industrial Technology Research Institute (ITRI)
for leadership in the microelectronics industry

Pau-Choo Chung
National Cheng Kung University
Department of Electrical Engineering
for contributions to neural network models for biomedical image analyses

Jacob White
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
for contributions to simulation tools for RF circuits, electrical interconnects, and micro machined devices

Yvon Savaria
University of Montreal-Ecole Polytechnique
Department of Electrical Engineering
for contributions to the development of long interconnect VLSI signal processing architectures

Sergios Theodoridis
University of Athens
Dept. of Informatics and Telecommunications
for contributions to the design of adaptive signal processing systems

Fernando Pereira
Instituto Superior Técnico
for contributions to object-based digital video representation technologies and standards

2007 IEEE CASS Fellows

Grace Clark
Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
for contributions in block adaptive filtering

John Smith
IBM T. J. Watson Research Center
for contributions to multimedia content analysis, retrieval and adaptation

Ruchir Puri
IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center
for contributions to automated logical and physical design of electronic circuits

Jar-Ferr Yang
National Cheng Kung University
Department of Electrical Engineering
for contributions to fast algorithms and efficient realization of video and audio coding

Orly Yadid-Pecht
Ben Gurion University of the Negev
for contributions to design and modeling of common metal oxide semiconductors image sensors

Athanasios Stouraitis
University of Patras
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
for contributions to high-performance digital signal processing architectures and computer arithmetics

Sang-Uk Lee
Seoul National University
School of Electrical & Computer Engineering
for contributions to theory and application of image and video coding

Gaetano Palumbo
University of Catania
DIEES-University of Catania
for contributions to analysis and design of high performance analog and digital circuits

Kenneth Kundert
Designer's Guide Consulting, Inc.
P.O. Box 3723
Los Altos, CA, 94024, USA
for contributions to simulation and modeling of analog radio frequency and mixed signal circuits

Alexander Loui
Eastman Kodak Company
8 Ceramar Drive
Penfield, NY, 14526, USA
for contributions to digital image content management systems

David Skellern
National Information and Communications Technology
Australia LTD
33 Dudley Avenue, Roseville
Sydney, New South Wales, 2069, Australia
for contributions to high speed devices and systems for wireless and wireline communications networks

Anirudh Devgan
Magma Design Automation
6603 Lakewood Point Cove
Austin, TX, 78750, USA
for contributions to electrical analysis, and simulation of integrated circuits

2006 IEEE CASS Fellows

Prof. Bin-Da Liu
National Cheng Kung University
EE Dept., No. 1 Ta-Hsueh Road
Tainan City, Taiwan 70101 Taiwan
for contributions to very large scaled integrated (VLSI) processors for neural networks and video signal processing

Prof. Enrico Macii
Politecnico di Torino,
Dip. di Automatica e Informatica
Corso Duca degli Abruzzi 24
Torino, 10129 Italy
for contributions to power-efficient very large scaled integrated (VLSI) circuits and systems.

Prof. Naresh Shanbhag
University of Illinois
Coordinated Science Laboratory
1308 W. Main St.
Urbana, IL 61801 USA
for development of a communication-centric design paradigm for low power systems on a chip

Prof. Alex Kot
Nanyang Technological University
Block S1, EEE, NTU, Nanyang Avenue
Singapore, Singapore 639798 Singapore
for contributions to performance analysis systems and jammer suppression in communication systems

Dr. Charles Alpert
IBM Austin Research Laboratory
11501 Burnet Road, MS 904-6G016
Austin, TX 78758 USA
for contributions to physical design automation of very large scale integrated (VLSI) circuits

Dr. Resve Saleh
University of British Columbia
Vancouver, BC V6T 1Z4 Canada
for contributions to mixed-signal integrated circuit simulation and design verification

Prof. Ramesh Harjani
University of Minnesota Department of Electrical & Computer Engineering
200 Union Street S.E.
Minneapolis, MN 55455 USA
for contributions to the design and computer aided design (CAD) of analog and radio frequency circuits

Prof. Chi Tse
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University
Department of Electronic and Information Engineering
Hunghom, Kowloon Hong Kong, China
for contributions to power electronics circuits and applications

Prof. Gianluca Setti
University of Ferrara
Via Saragat 1 Ferrara, 44100 Italy
for contributions to application of nonlinear dynamics to communications, signal processing, and information technology.

Dr. Shawmin Lei
Sharp Laboratories of America
4522 N.W. Valley Street
Camas, Washington 98607 USA
for contributions to video and image coding standards
Dr. Ljupco Kocarev
University of California, San Diego
for contributions to chaotic and nonlinear circuits and systems

Prof. Andreas Andreou
Johns Hopkins University
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
for contributions to energy efficient sensory microsystems

Prof. Sitthichai Pookaiyaudom
Mahanakorn University of Technology
for contributions to circuits and systems and engineering education

Prof. Wolfgang Kunz
University of Kaiserslautern
Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering
for contributions to hardware verification, very large scale integrated (VLSI) circuit testing and logic synthesis

Prof. Martin Wong
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
for contributions to algorithmic aspects of computer-aided design (CAD) of very large scale integrated (VLSI) circuits and systems.

Prof. Chuan-Jin Richard Shi
University of Washington
Department of Electrical Engineering
for contributions to computer-aided design of mixed-signal integrated circuits

2005 IEEE CASS Fellows

Prof. Hanoch Lev-Ari
Northeastern University
for contributions to adaptive filtering and structured estimation for non-stationary signals

Prof. Fadi Joseph Kurdahi
University of California at Irvine
for contributions to design automation of digital systems and to reconfigurable computing.

Prof. Chang Wen Chen
Florida Institute of Technology

for contributions to digital image and video processing, analysis and communication

Prof. Kartikeya Mayaram
Oregon State University
for contributions to coupled device and circuit simulation

Dr. Pemmaraju V. Ananda Mohan
Electronics Corporation of India Limited
for contributions to telecommunications technologies

Dr. Yun-Qing Shi
New Jersey Institute of Technology
for contributions to multidimensional signal processing

Dr. Geza Kolumban
Budapest University of Technology and Economics
for contributions to double sampled phase-locked loops and noncoherent chaotic communications

Prof. Marian Kazimierz Kazimierczuk
Wright State University
for contributions to electronic lighting balast technology

Dr. Reinaldo Alvarenga Bergamaschi
IBM T J Watson Research Center
for contributions to the development system design tools and methodologies

Prof. Truong Quang Nguyen
University of California, San Diego
for contributions to the theory and applications of filterbanks and wavelets

Dr. Yung-Chang Chen
National Tsing Hua University
for contributions to low bit rate modeling based coding

Dr. Douglas Robert Frey
Lehigh University
for contributions in the theory and design of linear and nonlinear circuits and systems

Dr. Peter H. Bauer
University of Notre Dame
for contributions to the stability theory of time-variant and nonlinear discrete time systems

Prof. David John Comer
Brigham Young University
for leadership in engineering education and publication of electronic circuit design textbooks

Prof. Vagan V. Shakhguildian
Moscow Technology University of Communications and Informatics
for contributions to nonlinear phase synchronization theory

Dr. Marco Gilli
Politecnico Di Torino
for contributions to stability properties and global dynamic behavior in cellular nonlinear networks

Prof. Ljiljana Trajkovic
Simon Fraser University School of Engineering Science
for contributions to computer aided design tools for circuit analysis

Prof. Stephen Byram Furber
The University of Manchester
Department of Computer Science
for contributions to the microarchitecture of embedded processor cores

Dr. Derong Liu
University of Illinois at Chicago
Dept. of Electrical and Computer Engineering
for contributions to nonlinear dynamical systems and recurrent neural networks

Dr. Chandu Visweswariah
IBM T.J. Watson Research Center
for contributions to large scale integrated circuits

Prof. Chin-Teng Lin
National Chiao Tung University
for contributions to biologically inspired information systems

Prof. Izzet Cem Goknar
Dogus University
for contributions to the analysis, simulation and synthesis of nonlinear networks

Prof. Domine Leenaerts
Philips Research Laboratories
for contributions to nonlinear circuit theory and design

2004 IEEE CASS Fellows

Miroslav Miodrag Begovic
Georgia Institute of Technology, Atlanta, Georgia, USA
For leadership in developing analysis tools and protection techniques for electric power transmission systems and renewable generation

Thomas Joseph Brazil
National University of Ireland, Dublin, Ireland
For contributions to circuit level modeling of non-linear devices

Shih-Fu Chang*
Columbia University, New York, USA
For contributions to digital video and multimedia technologies

Serge N. Demidenko
Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand
For contributions to electronic testing

Hiromu Fujioka
Osaka University, Suita, Osaka, Japan
For contributions to electron beam testing of semiconductor devices and circuits.

Lajos Hanzo University of Southampton, Hampshire, United Kingdom
For contributions to adaptive wireless communication systems

Graham Reginald Hellestrand *
VaST Systems Technology Corporation, Sunnyvale, California, USA
For contributions to computer system architecture simulations

Chaohuan Hou* National Natural Sciences Foundation of China, Beijing, China
For technical leadership in advancing VLSI system technology

Beomsup Kim
Berkana Wireless Inc., Campbell, California, USA
For contributions to integrated circuits for high speed communication systems

Colin Craig McAndrew
Motorola, Tempe, Arizona, USA
For contributions to compact and statistical modeling of semiconductor devices

Bjorn Erik Ottersten
Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm, Sweden
For contributions to antenna signal processing and wireless communications

Mohamad A.H. Sawan*
Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal, Quebec, Canada
For contributions to implantable medical devices

Ghavam G. Shahidi
IBM Microelectronics, Hopewell Junction, New York, USA
For contributions to silicon-on-insulator technology products

Michael G. Strintzis*
Informatics & Telematics Institute, Thessaloniki, Greece
For contributions to digital filtering, image processing and coding

Tieniu Tan
Institute of Automation, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Beijing, China
For contributions to pattern recognition research and applications

Yao Wang
Polytechnic University, Brooklyn, New York, USA
For contributions to video processing and communication

Binboga Siddik Yarman*
Isik University, Istanbul, Turkey
For contributions to computer-aided design of broadband amplifiers

Jerome John Blair
Bechtel Nevada, Las Vegas, Nevada, USA
For contributions to the design and testing of analog to digital converters

Anantha P. Chandrakasan
MIT, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA
For contributions to the design of energy efficient integrated circuits and systems

Xuemin Chen*
Broadcom Corp., San Diego, California, USA
For contributions to video coding standardization and its implementation for satellite and cable communication systems

Bart L.R. De Moor
K.U. Leuven, Belgium
For contributions to algebraic and numerical methods for systems and control

Rajesh K. Gupta
University of California, San Diego, California, USA
For contributions to high-level synthesis and computer aided design of digital circuits and sytems

Erik H.M. Heijne
CERN, Geneva, Switzerland
For contributions to semiconductor detector systems and radiation tolerant detector readout electronics

Xianlong Hong*
Tsinghua University, Beijing, China
For contributions to the physical design of integrated circuits

Adrian Ionovici*
Holon Academic Institute of Technology, Holon, Israel
For contributions to switched-capacitor based power electronic circuits

Hans-Andrea Loeliger
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, Zurich, Switzerland
For contributions to group codes, iterative decoding and analog implementation of decoders

Yukihiro Nakamura*
Kyoto University, Kyoto, Japan
For contributions to very large scale integration synthesis methodologies

Gordon Roberts*
McGill University, Montreal, Quebec, Canada
For contributions to the design and test of analog and mixed-signal integrated circuits, and education

M. Ibrahim Sezan
SHARP Laboratories of America, Inc., Camas, Washington, USA
For technical leadership in digital image and video processing

Leon Stok*
IBM Thomas J. Watson Research Center, Yorktown Heights, New York, USA
For the development and application of high-level and logic synthesis algorithms

Christer M. Svensson
Linkoping University, Linkoping, Sweden
For contributions to single phase clocking and high speed CMOS circuits

Stuart K. Tewksbury
Stevens Institute of Technology, Hoboken, New Jersey, USA
For contributions to telecommunications and interconnections in high performance digital systems

Cheng-Wen Wu
Nat'l Tsing Hua University, Hsinchu, Taiwan, ROC
For contributions to design and test of array structures

Hong-Jiang Zhang*
Microsoft Research Asia, Beijing, China
For contributions to media computing and leadership in content-based visual media analysis, retrieval and browsing

* denotes CAS as the evaluating society