IBM Research - Computer Science - Computer Science Honors

	Computer Science Honors
Computer Science > Computer Science Honors > IEEE Fellows
COMPUTER SCIENCE HONORS

IBM Research has been a leader in technological innovations around the world. IBM Researchers have been internationally recognized for their outstanding achievements in Computer Science and related disciplines.

SOCIETY FELLOWS

IEEE Fellows

Ramesh C. Agarwal

For contributions to number-theoretic transforms and fast convolution algorithms in digital signal processing.

Tilak Agerwala

For leadership in the development of very high performance computers.

Rakesh Agrawal

For contributions to the theory and practice of database management.

Frances E. Allen

For her contributions to program optimization and compiling for parallel computers.

George Almasi

For contributions to the development of magnetic bubble device technology.

Marc Auslander

For contributions to reduced instruction set computing (RISC) systems.

Chatschik Bisdikian

For contributions to the development, modeling, and analysis of communication protocols and wireless personal area networks.

Ruud Bolle

For contributions to industrial computer vision.

Daniel Brand

For contributions to the development of automated logic synthesis of VLSI chips.

Werner Bux

For contributions to the design, analysis, and standardization of data-link and medium-access protocols.

Pierre Chevillat

For contributions to the theory and application of digital communications techniques.

Don Coppersmith

For contributions to the cryptography and complexity theory.

Sang H. Dhong

For contribution to high speed processor and memory chip design.

Francois Bernard Dolivo

For the application of signal-processing techniques to magnetic recording.

Philip Emma

For innovations in high-performance computer acrhitecture.

Ronald Fagin

For contributions to finite-model theory and to relational database theory.

Stuart Feldman

For contributions to software engineering and software configuration management.

Peter Franaszek

For contributions to the theory and practice of coding for constrained channels and digital magnetic recording.

Christos Georgiou

For contributions to the development of high-performance fiber-optic switching systems.

Cesar A. Gonzales

For contributions to MPEG encoding algorithms and leadership in their use.

Fred Gustavson

For contributions to the efficient numerical simulation and design of electrical circuits using innovative sparse matrix algorithms.

Brent Hailpern

For contributions to computer protocol verification.

Phil Heidelberger

For contributions to the theory of discrete event simulations.

Se June Hong

For contributions to fault-tolerant computing, design automation, and error-correcting codes.

Vijay Iyengar

For contributions to the theory and practice of fault modeling and delay fault testing.

William Joyner

For contributions to the development and application of practical automated logic synthesis to high-performance VLSI designs.

Dilip Kandlur

For contributions to the development of quality of service in networks and network servers.

Eric Kronstadt

For contributions to processor architectures, compilers, and operating systems.

Stephen Lavenberg

For contributions to the theory and practice of computer performance modeling.

Chung-Sheng Li

For contributions to digital libraries and universal multimedia access.

Bernie Meyerson

For the invention of ultra high vacuum chemical vapor deposition and its application to low temperature epitaxy of SiGe for the fabrication of heterojunction bipolar integrated circuits for telecommunications.

Fred Mintzer

For contributions to the development of digital libraries, digital watermarking, and multirate signal processing.

Joan Mitchell

For contributions to the development of international image compression standards.

C. Mohan

For contributions to robust high-performance transaction management.

Robert Morris

For contributions to performance evaluation of computer systems.

Kottappuram M. Mohiuddin

For contributions to Optical Character Recognition algorithms and systems.

Ravi Nair

For contributions to design automation for VLSI and microprocessor design.

David Nahamoo

For development of speech recognition algorithms and products

Daniel Ostapko

For contributions to design automation, fault-tolerant computing, and to programmable logic arrays.

Michael Picheny

For contributions to speech recognition systems and products.

Josef Raviv

Lifetime Fellow.

Stanley E. Schuster

For contributions to high-performance static random access memory design.

T. Basil Smith

For contributions to the theory and practice in the design of high performance fault tolerant computing systems.

Alfred Spector

For leadership in reliable, scalable distributed computer systems.

Mark S Squillante

For contributions to analysis, modeling and optimization of computer systems

Leon Stok

For the development and application of high-level and logic synthesis algorithms.

Donald T. Tang

For contributions to the design and analysis of computer communiaction networks.

Louise Trevillyan

For contributions to the development of automated logic synthesis of VLSI chips.

Paul Vettiger

For contributions to, and leadership in, the development of microfabrication processes for electronic, optoelectronic, and microelectrocomechanical devices, circuits, and systems.

Robin Williams

For leadership in computer video, image and graphics systems.

Shmuel Winograd

For analysis of computational complexity which established bounds on the time required to compute certain mathematical functions.

Joel Wolf

For contributions to the optimization of scheduling and resource allocation in computer systems.

Hon-Sum Philip Wong

For contributions to solid-state image sensors and nanoscale CMOS devices.

Michael Waidner

For contributions to the theory and practice of information security, privacy and cryptography.

Mark Wegman

For contributions to the design, implementation, and analysis of algorithms and compiler technology.

Philip S. Yu

For contributions to the theory and practice of analytical performance modeling of database systems.