Our CTO and co-founder, Vladimir Stojanovic, has been elevated to IEEE Fellow for his contributions to electronic-photonic design and system-on-chip integration. Congratulations, Vladimir!
Congraulations to the 2024 IEEE Photonics Society Fellows! We are thrilled to announce that 14 esteemed members of the IEEE Photonics Society have been elevated to the grade of IEEE Fellow, one of the highest honors bestowed by the Institute. This prestigious recognition is a testament to their exceptional technical, educational, and leadership contributions to the field of photonics and optics. Join us in celebrating the incredible achievements of these distinguished individuals: - Scott Diddams, University of Colorado Boulder For contributions to optical frequency combs and their applications. - Dirk Englund, Massachusetts Institute of Technology For contributions to semiconductor quantum photonics and machine learning. - Prof. Francesca Iacopi, University of Technology Sydney For contributions to integration strategies of nanomaterials in silicon technologies. - Shumpei Kameyama, Mitsubishi Electric For leadership in fiber-based technology for environment sensing applications. - Gordon Keeler, Beacon Photonics For leadership in heterogeneous photonics and optical microsystems. - Di Liang, University of Michigan For contributions to photonic integration in optical communication, computing, and volume production. - Marko Loncar, Harvard University For contributions to thin film lithium nanophotonics. - Michael Ropp, Sandia National Laboratories For contributions to distributed energy resources integration in power systems. - Rhines Endowed Professor Volker J. Sorger, Ph.D., University of Florida For contributions to optoelectronic devices and photonic-electronic ASICs. - Vladimir Stojanovic, University of California, Berkeley & Ayar Labs For contributions to electronic-photonic design and system-on-chip integration. - Jian Wang, Wuhan University National Lab for Optoelectronics For contributions to twisted light, structured light, and photonic integration for multi-dimensional optical communications.* - Barry Wu, Keysight Technologies For contributions to the enhancement and commercialization of InP-based ultra-high-speed DHBT IC technology. - Koji Yamada, National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST) For contributions to silicon photonics. - Jim Zheng, University at Buffalo For contributions to energy storage technologies. Stay tuned for #FellowFriday which will highlight each Fellow individually and please join us in congratulating these outstanding members of our community! Learn more: https://lnkd.in/egB6C4W7 #IEEEFellow #Photonics #IEEEPhotonicsSociety #Innovation #Leadership #Technology