2012 EMBS Fellows

IEEE EMBS Fellows Elevated January 1, 2012

Gerard Coté
Texas A&M University

for development of innovative optical sensors for in vitro and in vivo medical diagnosis and monitoring


Paul Dan Cristea
University “Politehnica” of Bucharest (UPB)

for contributions to modernizing and internationalizing engineering education


Ruediger Dillman
Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT)

for contributions to robot programming and human-centered technologies


Gerard Dreyfus
ESPCI-PARISTECH

for contributions to machine learning and its applications


Emad Ebbini
University of Minnesota

for contributions to ultrasound temperature imaging and dual-mode ultrasound


Gary Fogel
Natural Selection, Inc.

for contributions to computational intelligence and its application to biology, chemistry, and medicine


Monique Frize
Carleton University and University of Ottawa

for contributions to clinical engineering and engineering education


Masakatsu Fujie
Waseda University

for contributions to medical robotics


Rafik Goubran
Carleton University

for contributions to voice quality measurement and its applications to audio improvement


Robert Howe
Harvard University

for contributions to haptic interfaces and robotic manipulation


Mark Humayun
University of Southern California

for contributions to development of an artificial retina


Michael Insana
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

for contributions to ultrasound imaging methods, particularly elastography


Jorgen Jensen
Technical University of Denmark

for contributions to medical ultrasound imaging systems


Nasser Kehtarnavaz
University of Texas at Dallas

for contributions to real-time biomedical image processing


Michael C.K. Khoo
University of Southern California

for contributions to cardiorespiratory control in sleep disorders


Mark Kroll
Mark Kroll & Associates

for contributions to implantable and external defibrillator technology


Hugh McDermott
University of Melbourne

for contributions to improved sound-processing techniques for cochlear implants and hearing aids


Jean-Christophe Olivio-Marin
Institut Pasteur

for contributions to image analysis and its applications in biological imaging


Konstantinos Plataniotis
University of Toronto

for contributions to the theory and application of statistical adaptive learning


Jagath Rajapakse
Nanyang Technological University

for contributions to computational techniques for magnetic resonance imaging


Paul Sajda
Columbia University

for development of brain-machine interfaces for image and media search


Jian Xin Xu
National University of Singapore

for contributions to motion control systems

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