IEEE Honors Global Dream Team of Innovators
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Yoshio Yamaguchi is recognized for contributions to polarimetric synthetic aperture radar imaging and its utilization.
80% confidenceMarian Rogers Croak is recognized for leadership in communication networks, including acceleration of digital equity, responsible Artificial Intelligence, and the promotion of diversity and inclusion.
80% confidenceSteven P. DenBaars is recognized for seminal contributions to compound semiconductor optoelectronics, including high-efficiency visible light-emitting diodes, lasers, and LED displays.
80% confidenceMuriel Médard is recognized for contributions to coding for reliable communications and networking.
80% confidenceChris Malachowsky is recognized for pioneering parallel computing architectures and leadership in semiconductor design that transformed artificial intelligence, scientific research, and accelerated computing.
80% confidenceDonald D. Chamberlin is recognized for contributions to database query languages, particularly SQL, which powers most of the world's data management and analysis systems.
80% confidenceEric Swanson is recognized for pioneering contributions to biomedical imaging, terrestrial optical communications and networking, and inter-satellite optical links.
80% confidenceJames H. McClellan is recognized for fundamental contributions to electrical and computer engineering education through innovative digital signal processing curriculum development.
80% confidenceEric R. Fossum is recognized for the invention, development, and commercialization of the CMOS image sensor.
80% confidenceErik Dahlman, Stefan Parkvall, and Johan Sköld are recognized for contributions to and leadership in the research, development, and standardization of cellular wireless communications.
80% confidenceFang Zheng Peng is recognized for contributions to Z-Source and modular multi-level converters for distribution and transmission networks.
80% confidenceKaren Ann Panetta is recognized for contributions to computer vision and simulation algorithms, and for leadership in developing programs to promote STEM careers.
80% confidenceMichael D. Griffin is recognized for leadership in national security, civil, and commercial systems engineering and development of elegant design principles.
80% confidenceBiing-Hwang Juang is recognized for contributions to signal modeling, coding, and recognition for speech communication.
80% confidenceRosalind W. Picard is recognized for pioneering contributions to wearable affective computing for health and wellbeing.
80% confidenceLuis von Ahn is recognized for contributions to the advancement of societal improvement and education through innovative technology.
80% confidenceScott Shenker is recognized for contributions to Internet architecture, network resource allocation, and software-defined networking.
80% confidenceJensen Huang is recognized for leadership in the development of graphics processing units and their application to scientific computing and artificial intelligence.
80% confidenceWei-Jen Lee is recognized for contributions to advancing electrical safety in the workplace, integrating renewable energy and grid modernization for climate change mitigation.
80% confidencePaul B. Corkum is recognized for the development of the recollision model for strong field light-matter interactions leading to the field of attosecond science.
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