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SPIE Fellows
75 New SPIE Fellows Elected
Each year, SPIE promotes members as new Fellows of the Society. SPIE will honor 75 new Fellows of the Society this year. Fellows are Members of distinction who have made significant scientific and technical contributions in the multidisciplinary fields of optics, photonics, and imaging. They are honored for their technical achievement, for their service to the general optics community, and to SPIE in particular. More than 900 SPIE members have become Fellows since the Society's inception in 1955. 2012 SPIE Fellows
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NASA
, United States
for achievements in biomedical optics, optical, photo-optical and optoelectronic applied science. |
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Univ of Ottawa
, Canada
for achievements in optical fibre sensing, most notably those based on Brillouin Scatter. |
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Dr.
Christopher Barty
Lawrence Livermore National Lab
, United States
for achievements in a leadership role in the advancement and development of new laser technology. |
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Univ Politécnica de Madrid
, Spain
for technical advancement of freeform surfaces design. |
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Univ of Rochester
, United States
for developing new courses in lens design from undergraduate through graduate level with real-world student projects at the University of Rochester. |
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Colorado State Univ
, United States
for achievements in detection systems and sensors, and nonlinear harmonic emission in high-gain harmonic generation free-electron lasers. |
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MIT Lincoln Lab
, United States
for achievements in satellite laser communications. |
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Univ of Sydney
, Australia
for achievements in photosensitivity, waveguide gratings and devices, optical fibers and self-assemby. |
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NASA Langley Research Ctr
, United States
for successful development of several breakthrough technologies, smart optics, bionanobattery, quantum apertures, thermo-electric materials, magnetic liquid metals, new bandgap semiconductor materials, etc. |
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Univ of Illinois
, United States
for achievements in quantum well and strained-layer semiconductor lasers. |
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Texas A&M Univ
, United States
for achievements in biomedical optical sensing. |
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Istituto Nazionale di Ottica
, Italy
for achievements in frequency metrology for atomic and molecular physics. |
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Stevens Institute of Technology
, United States
for achievements in nanotechnology-enabled photonic crystal fiber sensors. |
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US Army Research Lab
, United States
for achievements in new laser materials, new laser concepts and scalable solid-state lasers. |
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ICFO - Institute of Photonic Sciences
, Spain
for achievements in optical parametric sources and nonlinear frequency conversion technology. |
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Xerox Corp
, United States
for achievements in document imaging and digital imaging systems. |
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MIT Lincoln Lab
, United States
for achievements in photoresist materials and process technology. |
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OptiGrate Corp
, United States
for achievements in interconnects, micro-optics, and electrooptic packaging. |
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Kyungpook National Univ
, Korea
for achievements in digital color and image processing. |
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Wellman Ctr for Photomedicine
, United States
for achievements in laser photomedicine. |
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Univ of New Mexico
, United States
for achievements photonics (photodetectors) and optics (image processing for infraed sensors). |
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Air Force Research Lab
, United States
for achievements in photonic sensors, nanocomputing, quantum computing, A-D conversion, and fiber lasers. |
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SGT Inc
, United States
for achievements in cryogenic space optics and thin film optics. |
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Northwestern Univ
, United States
for achievements in carbon-based nanoelectronic and nanophotonic materials and devices. |
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George Mason Univ
, United States
for achievements in information-based approach to heterogeneous sensor management, landmine detection, signal and image processing. |
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Institute of Photonics and Electronics
, Czech Republic
for achievements in optical biosensing. |
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National Univ of Singapore
, Singapore
for achievements in laser microprocessing and nanoengineering. |
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Air Force Research Lab
, United States
for achievements in the development of MWIR and LWIR lasers by developing unique materials. |
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Ball Aerospace & Technologies Corp
, United States
for advancements in radiometric and radiation characterization of detector arrays. |
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Czech Technical Univ in Prague
, Czech Republic
for achievements in quantum electronics, and lasers. |
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Swinburne Univ of Technology
, Australia
for achievements in femtosecond laser processing and mechanisms of light-matter interaction. |
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National Taiwan Univ of Science and Technology
, Taiwan
for achievements in optical fiber communications, fiber-to-the-premises networks, and biophotonics. |
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Air Force Research Lab
, United States
for achievements in optical pattern recognition, and nonlinear optical information processing. |
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Fachhochschule Giessen-Friedberg
, Germany
for achievements in silica fiber optics, UV damage in glass, and optical spectroscopy. |
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KAIST
, Korea
for achievements in optical design, and high power laser system using Stimulated Brillouin Scattering. |
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US Naval Research Lab
, United States
for research dealing with the optical properties of molecular and polymer semiconductors, and the development of efficient and stable organic opto-electronic devices. |
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Purdue University
, United States
for achievements in high speed flow cytometry and nanomedicine. |
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National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency
, United States
for advancements in airborne remote sensing and its applications for emergency response, homeland security, natural disaster recovery, and remediation. |
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Johns Hopkins Univ
, United States
for achievements in optical coherence tomography and nonlinear optical imaging. |
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National Cheng Kung Univ
, Taiwan
for achievements in micro-electro-mechanical systems (MEMS) and biomedical microsystems (BioMEMS). |
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Univ of Cantabria
, Spain
for achievements in fibre optic sensing systems, their dissemination and their implementation. |
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Univ of California Davis
, United States
for achievements in biomedical optics: Fluorescence Lifetime Spectroscopy and Imaging. |
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Univ of Canterbury
, New Zealand
for achievements in diffraction and reconstruction algorithms for biophysical imaging. |
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Institut National de la Recherche Scientifique
, Canada
for achievements in nonlinear optics and magneto-optics. |
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SAIC
, United States
for for insightful linear and nonlinear optical materials development and applications. |
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Lawrence Berkeley National Lab
, United States
for achievements in extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography and associated technologies. |
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Univ of California Berkeley
, United States
for achievements in research and modeling in optical lithography. |
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RP Photonics Consulting GmbH
, Germany
for achievements in passively mode-locked lasers, including high-power lasers, and high repetition rates. |
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Univ of Virginia
, United States
for achievements in optical imaging. |
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Naval Research Lab
, United States
for achievements in laser forward transfer and deposition of functional materials. |
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Univ of Kent
, United Kingdom
for achievements in ophthalmic imaging and optical coherence tomography. |
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Institut für Photonische Technologien eV
, Germany
for achievements in biophotonics. |
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Fraunhofer-Institut für Lasertechnik
, Germany
for achievements in high power laser development and applications in materials processing. |
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Canadian Space Agency
, Canada
for achievements in on-board satellite near lossless data compression, advancements in optical remote sensing, and leadership in development of optical spacecraft payloads for satellite missions and space exploration. |
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Univ of Surrey
, United Kingdom
for for pioneering research in the area of silicon photonics. |
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Univ of Florida
, United States
for advances in optoelectronic processing and devices. |
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Ben-Gurion University of the Negev
, Israel
for achievements in digital holography and coherence optics. |
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Microsoft Corp
, China
for achievements in image processing, analysis and understanding. |
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US Naval Research Lab
, United States
for achievements in target acquisition and spectral data analysis. |
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Univ of Nottingham
, United Kingdom
for achievements in developing novel inorganic glasses for passive and active infrared photonics. |
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Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency
, United States
for achievements Radio Frequency Photonics, electro-optic based electric field sensors, hemispherical array detectors for curved focal plane arrays, synthetic nanopores for DNA sequencing and nanophotonic and biophotonic materials technology. |
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
, United States
for achievements in electro-optics and photonics including plasma wave devices and THz detectors. |
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Intel
, United States
for achievements in optical and photoresist modeling and optical proximity correction for semiconductor lithography. |
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Rambus Inc
, United States
for achievements in pattern recognition, computer vision, joint design of optics and image processing. |
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National Cheng Kung Univ
, Taiwan
for achievements in compound semiconductor materials and optoelectronic devices technology research. |
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RIKEN
, Japan
for achievements in laser-based micro/nanoscale material processing. |
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Institute for Molecular Science
, Japan
for significant achievement in the field of solid-state lasers and nonlinear optics. |
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New Mexico Institute of Mining and Technology
, United States
for specific achievements in the area of adaptive optics. |
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Sandia National Labs
, United States
for achievements in deformable mirrors and MEMS optical devices for optical correction and imaging. |
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Qioptiq Ltd
, United Kingdom
for technical achievements in lens design, diffractive optics, and IR systems. |
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National Institute of Standards and Technology
, United States
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National Central Univ
, Taiwan
for achievements in photorefractive crystals. |
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Riyo LLC
, United States
for optical system design and tolerancing, specifically for manufacturability and producibility. |
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Consiglio Nazionale delle Ricerche
, Italy
for achievements in organic material applications including OLEDs, TFTs, OLETs and ultrafast optical switches. |
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King's College London
, United Kingdom
for achievements in integrated and nonlinear plasmonics and nonlinear plasmonic metamaterials. |
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