SPIE Fellows
62 New SPIE Fellows Elected
Each year, SPIE promotes members as new Fellows of the Society. SPIE will honor 62 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 800 SPIE members have become Fellows since the Society's inception in 1955.
"The annual recognition of Fellows provides an opportunity for us to acknowledge Members for their outstanding technical contributions and service to SPIE," says Ralph James, SPIE President. 2010 SPIE Fellows
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Dr.
Robert D.
Allen
IBM Almaden Research Ctr.
, United States
for specific achievements in photoresist materials. |
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Dr.
Chantal Andraud
Ecole Normale Superiere de Lyon
, France
for specific achievements in two-photon absorption applications. |
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Dr.
Raymond J.
Beach
Lawrence Livermore National Lab
, United States
for specific achievements in advancementand development of high average power diode-pumped lasers. |
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Dr.
Jos P.
Benschop
ASML Netherlands B.V.
, Netherlands
for specific achievements in immersion and EUV lithography. |
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Prof.
Francis Berghmans
Vrije Univ Brussel
, Belgium
for specific achievements in optical fiber sensors. |
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Mr.
Ellis I.
Betensky
Light Capture, Inc.
, Canada
for specific achievements in optical design with an emphasis in zoom lens systems. |
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Dr.
Pieter Bijl
TNO DSS Human Factors.
, Netherlands
for specific achievements in EO-IR sensor performance. |
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Dr.
Nestor A.
Bolognini
Univ. Nacional de la Plata
, Argentina
for specific achievements in holography and 2D speckle processing. |
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Dr.
Juan Campos
Univ. Autonoma de Barcelona
, Spain
for specific achievements in optical image processing and modeling of liquid crystal panels. |
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Prof.
JunHao Chu
East China Normal Univ.
, China
for specific achievements in IR detectors. |
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Dr.
Nibir K.
Dhar
Army Research Lab
, United States
for specific achievements in image sensor and energy device technologies. |
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Prof.
Colin R.
Cunningham
UK Astronomy Technology Ctr.
, United Kingdom
for specific achievements in astronomical telescopes. |
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Dr.
Chunlei Du
Institute of Optics and Electronics
, China
for specific achievements in optics and photonics, microoptics, diffractive optics, plasmonics, metamaterials. |
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Dr.
Stephen J.
Eglash
Consultant
, United States
for specific achievements in photonics entrepreneurship with emphasis on the advancement of solar power and renewable energy. |
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Dr.
Michael Eismann
Air Force Research Lab
, United States
for specific achievements in hyperspectral and infrared imaging. |
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Prof.
Shanhui Fan
Stanford Univ.
, United States
for specific achievements in photonic crystals, metamaterials and plasmonics. |
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Prof.
Philippe M.
Fauchet
Univ. of Rochester
, United States
for specific achievements in semiconductor photonics. |
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Prof.
Andy Y.
Fuh
National Cheng Kung Univ.
, Taiwan
for specific achievements in optics and photonics of liquid crystal. |
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Dr.
Amir H.
Gandjbakhche
National Institute of Health
, United States
for specific achievements in solid-state spectroscopy and biophotonics. |
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Prof.
Ajoy K.
Ghatak
Indian Institute of Technology Delhi
, India
for specific achievements in fiber and integrated optics. |
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Dr.
Leonid B.
Glebov
CREOL, The College of Optics and Photonics
, United States
for specific achievements in holography. |
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Dr.
Hamid Hemmati
Jet Propulsion Lab.
, United States
for specific achievements in free-space optical communications. |
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Dr.
Clifford L.
Henderson
Georgia Institute of Technology
, United States
for specific achievements in photoresist materials and lithographic processing. |
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Dr.
Marc D.
Himel
Tessera North America
, United States
for specific achievements in thin films, diffractive optics and optical / EUV microlithography. |
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Dr.
Thomas J.
Jackson
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
, United States
for specific achievements in remote sensing in hydrology. |
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Dr.
Steven L.
Jacques
Oregon Health & Science Univ.
, United States
for specific achievements in biomedical optics. |
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Prof.
E. Duco Jansen
Vanderbilt Univ.
, United States
for specific achievements in biomedical engineering, laser interaction at optical neural interfaces. |
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Dr.
Thomas J.
Karr
Raytheon Company's Space & Airborne Systems
, United States
for specific achievements in ladar and directed energy developments. |
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Prof.
Safa O.
Kasap
Univ. of Saskatchewan
, Canada
for specific achievements in x-ray photoconductors, detectors and optoelectronic glasses. |
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Prof.
Prem Kumar
Northwestern Univ.
, United States
for specific achievements in quantum fiber optics, optical communications and nonlinear and quantum optics. |
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Dr.
Philippe Lalanne
Institut d'Optique Graduate School
, France
for specific achievements in contribution to the modelling methods and the physical understanding of optical nanostructures. |
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Prof.
Jinsong Leng
Harbin Institute of Technology
, China
for specific achievements in smart materials and structures. |
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Dr.
Paul D.
LeVan
Air Force Research Lab.
, United States
for specific achievements in electro-optics, infrared sensors and spectrometers. |
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Prof.
Ching-Fuh Lin
National Taiwan Univ.
, Taiwan
for specific achievements in Si-based photonics and nanophotonics. |
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Prof.
Brian D.
MacCraith
Dublin City Univ.
, Ireland
for specific achievements in optical chemical sensors and biosensors. |
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Dr.
Anita Mahadevan-Jansen
Vanderbilt Univ.
, United States
for specific achievements in the development of optical techniques for in vivo medical diagnostics and therapeutic guidance systems. |
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Prof.
Manuel Martinez-Corral
Univ. de Valencia
, Spain
for specific achievements in three-dimensional imaging. |
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Prof.
Michel Meunier
Ecole Polytechnique de Montreal
, Canada
for specific achievements in nanotechnology, nanophotonics, thin films physics and technology. |
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Prof.
Hooman Mohseni
Northwestern Univ.
, United States
for specific achievements in Novel heterojunction photon detectors. |
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Prof.
Iain A.
Neil
ScotOptix
, Switzerland
for specific achievements in optical design, assembly, and testing of high performance visual and infrared lenses. |
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Prof.
Peter J.
Nordlander
Rice Univ.
, United States
for specific achievements in plasmonics and nanostructures. |
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Prof.
Yukitoshi Otani
Tokyo Univ. of Agriculture and Technology
, Japan
for specific achievements in optomechatronics related to optical actuator manipulator and polarization engineering. |
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Dr.
Soichi Owa
Nikon Corp.
, Japan
for specific achievements in optical microlithography (esp. immersion lithography) and solid state lasers. |
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Dr.
Mario J.
Paniccia
Intel Corp.
, United States
for specific achievements in silicon photonics. |
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Dr.
Richard G.
Paxman
General Dynamics Advanced
, United States
for specific achievements in phase-diversity technology. |
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Prof.
Unil A.
Perera
Georgia State Univ.
, United States
for specific achievements in novel infrared detector technologies. |
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Dr.
Veacheslav L.
Perju
Technical Univ. of Moldova
, Moldova
for specific achievements in optoelectronics. |
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Dr.
James E.
Potzick
National Inst of Standards and Technology
, United States
for specific achievements in semiconductor feature dimensional metrology. |
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Prof.
Stanley R.
Rotman
Ben-Gurion Univ. of the Negev
, Israel
for specific achievements in target acquisition, spectral data analysis, solid state laser materials. |
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Dr.
Alexei Rozanov
Paleontological Institute
, Russia
for specific achievements in astrobiology and bacterial paleontology. |
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Prof.
Bahaa Saleh
CREOL, The College of Optics and Photonics
, United States
for specific achievements in coherence, quantum optics, image science. |
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Dr.
Ehsan Samei
Duke Univ.
, United States
for specific achievements in medical imaging. |
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Prof.
Niyazi Serdar
Sariciftci
Johannes Kepler Univ. Linz
, Austria
for specific achievements in photovoltaic solar cells, biosensor R&D. |
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Prof.
Charles H.
Townes
Univ. of California, Berkeley
, United States
for specific achievements in pioneering contributions to radio and infrared astronomy, quantum electronics, optics, and photonics leading to the development of the maser and laser. |
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Prof.
Miguel Velez-Reyes
Univ. de Puerto Rico Mayaguez
, United States
for specific achievements in hyperspectral image processing. |
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Dr.
Konstantin L.
Vodopyanov
Stanford Univ.
, United States
for specific achievements in optics and nonlinear optics. |
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Dr.
Anbo Wang
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
, United States
for specific achievements in optical fiber sensors. |
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Dr.
Adam P.
Wax
Duke Univ.
, United States
for specific achievements in interferometry for biomedical applications. |
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Dr.
Da Xing
South China Normal Univ.
, China
for specific achievements in biophotonics applications and biomedical imaging. |
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Prof.
Xianfan Xu
Purdue Univ.
, United States
for specific achievements in laser micro/nano engineering. |
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Prof.
Zeev Zalevsky
Bar-Ilan Univ.
, Israel
for specific achievements in superresolution, imaging, ophthalmic applications. |
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Prof.
Zhiping (James)
Zhou
Peking Univ.
, China
for specific achievements in silicon photonics, nanophotonics. |
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