Faculty Honors
The Department of Electrical and Computer Engineering is proud to have a number of faculty and active emeritus faculty who have received national and international honors.
National Academy of Engineering (NAE) Member
• Robert E. Fenton (2003) for pioneering systems research and engineering on the design and operation of automated highway systems
• Marvin H. White (2001) for contributions to solid-state imagers and for advances in silicon devices and technology
Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (IEEE) Fellows
- Paul Berger (2011) for contributions to the understanding, development, and fabrication of silicon-based resonant interband tunneling devices and circuits
- Leonard J. Brillson (2001) for contributions to the understanding and control of semiconductor interfaces and electrical contacts by atomic-scale techniques
- Bob Burkholder (2005) for contributions to computing electromagnetic wave scattering from realistically complex structures
- Chi-Chih Chen (2015) For contributions wideband and miniature antennas
- Antonio Conejo (2004) For contributions to analytical techniques for power system scheduling
- Eylem Ekici (2017) for contributions to algorithms, protocols, and architectures of multi-hop wireless networks
- Robert Fenton (1986) Life Fellow: for contributions to control systems for automatic control of high-speed highway vehicles
- Hesham El Gamal (2010) for contributions to multiple-input multiple-output and cooperative communications
- Inder “Jiti” Gupta (2000) Life Fellow: for contributions to the theory and advancement of compact ranges for accurate electromagnetic measurement and for analysis and applications of adaptive antennas
- Joel Johnson (2008) for contributions to ocean surface remote sensing using microwave systems
- Sanjay Krishna (2014) for contributions to infrared detectors and focal plane arrays
- Jin-Fa Lee (2005) for contributions to computational electromagnetic
- Robert Lee (2008) for contributions to finite element and finite difference methods in electromagnetic
- Randy Moses (2010) for contributions to statistical signal processing
- David Orin (1993) for contributions to the computation of robot kinematics and dynamics
- Umit Ozguner (2010) for contributions to the development of intelligent autonomous vehicles
- Kevin Passino (2004) for contributions to stability and control of discrete event and intelligent systems
- Steven Ringel (2020) for contributions to compound semiconductor phototovoltaics
- Stephen A. Sebo (1993) Life Fellow: for contributions to the development of techniques for scale modeling for high-voltage transmission stations and leadership in electric power engineering education
- Philip Schniter (2013) for contributions to signal processing in communications
- Ness B. Shroff (2007) for contributions to the modeling, analysis and control of computer communication networks
- Fernando L. Teixeira (2015) For contributions to time-domain electromagnetic techniques and applications
- Vadim Utkin (2004) for contributions to the theory of variable structure and sliding mode control
- Marvin H. White (1974) Life Fellow: for contributions to the theory and development of solid-state electronic devices, especially memory transistors and charge-coupled imaging arrays (1974)
- Longya Xu (2004) for contributions to the design, analysis, and control of doubly excited brushless reluctance machines
- Aylin Yener (2015) For contributions to wireless communication theory and wireless information security
- Yuan Zheng (1997) for contributions to the development of mechanisms for coordination of multiple robots and manipulators
Society of Photo-Optical Instrumentation Engineers (SPIE) Fellows
• Betty Lise Anderson (2015) for contributions to the optics and photonics industry.
• Sanjay Krishna for contributions to narrow bandgap semiconductors applied to infrared imaging sensors and related technologies.
American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Fellows
- Len Brillson (2001)
- Steven Ringel (2006)
OSA Fellows
• Sanjay Krishna for contributions to narrow bandgap semiconductors applied to infrared imaging sensors and related technologies.