Each year the IEEE designates as Fellows individuals who have made outstanding contributions to the electrical and electronics engineering profession. The CSS has two standing committees, with non-overlapping membership, that participate in the Fellow selection process. The chairs of these two committees, who must be IEEE Fellows and CSS members, are appointed by the BoG based on recommendations from the President-Elect and the Executive Committee. The chairs appoint the members of their committees. To view recipients of IEEE Fellow prior to 2018 or to view members elevated by other Societies or Councils please visit the CSS IEEE Fellows Archive. You can find more information regarding the IEEE Fellow Program along with a complete listing of IEEE Fellows here. A list of women CSS Fellows can be found here. Nomination Details: The Fellow Evaluation Committee, which should have at least six members, evaluates the achievements of those nominees whose forms are forwarded to it by their respective nominators. (Each nomination designates a relevant IEEE Society that should be asked to provide an evaluation of the candidate's achievements.) The Fellow Evaluation Committee should be composed of IEEE Fellows whose joint expertise spans the breadth of technical specialties covered by the CSS. The Fellow Nomination Committee seeks out worthy candidates and nominators for those individuals in order to improve the pool of candidates for consideration as Fellows. Recipients 2020 Photo: Antonella Ferrara for contributions to sliding mode control theory Acceptance Speech × Photo: Sarah Spurgeon for contributions to variable structure control and estimation Acceptance Speech × 2019 Photo: Santosh Devasia for contributions to feedforward control of non-minimum-phase systems Acceptance Speech × Photo: Emilia Fridman for contributions to time-delay systems and sampled-data control Acceptance Speech × Photo: Bart De Schutter for contributions to optimization-based control of discrete-event systems, hybrid systems, transportation networks, and infrastructure networks Acceptance Speech × Photo: Keum-shik Hong for contributions to adaptive estimation and brain-computer interface techniques using near-infrared light Acceptance Speech × Photo: Nicola Elia for fundamental contributions to Networked Control Systems Acceptance Speech × Photo: Benjamin Van Roy for contributions to the theory and practice of reinforcement learning and approximate dynamic programming Acceptance Speech × Photo: Mihailo Jovanovic for contributions to modeling, optimization, and control of large-scale and distributed systems Acceptance Speech × Photo: Min Wu for contribution to the field of advanced control and intelligent automation for complex systems Acceptance Speech × Pagination « « First ‹ ‹‹ 1 2 3 4 … › ›› » Last »
for contributions to optimization-based control of discrete-event systems, hybrid systems, transportation networks, and infrastructure networks
for contributions to adaptive estimation and brain-computer interface techniques using near-infrared light
for contributions to the theory and practice of reinforcement learning and approximate dynamic programming