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SPIE Fellows
73 New SPIE Fellows Elected
Each year, SPIE promotes Members as new Fellows of the Society. SPIE will honor 73 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 and for their service to the general optics community and to SPIE in particular. More than 1,300 SPIE members have become Fellows since the Society's inception in 1955.
To nominate a colleague for this distinction, submit your nomination by 15 September 2018; nomination support materials can be received until 1 October 2018.
2018 SPIE Fellows
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Washington University in St. Louis, United States
for achievements in image reconstruction for emerging bioimaging modalities. |
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Tyndall National Institute, Ireland
for achievements in biophotonics. |
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USC Viterbi School of Engineering, United States
for achievements in integrated photonics & biodetection. |
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Univ. of Chicago, United States
for achievements in medical image analysis. |
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US Food and Drug Administration, United States
for achievements in medical imaging system simulation & medical image softcopy display evaluation. |
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Univ Texas, United States
for achievements in mid-infrared & terahertz photonics. |
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University of Canterbury, New Zealand
for achievements in computational imaging & medical imaging. |
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Advanced Micro Devices, Inc., United States
for achievements in design-based metrology. |
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Coherent | Nufern, United States
for achievements in development of specialty optical fibers & fiber lasers. |
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Stanford Univ, United States
for achievements in digital imaging, metamaterials, & nanophotonics. |
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Raytheon Vision Systems, United States
for achievements in advanced detectors & sensors in the optical spectrum. |
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Oak Ridge National Laboratory, United States
for achievements in MEMS/NEMS sensors & nanomaterials research. |
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School of Physics and Astronomy, Macquarie University, Australia
for achievements in laser development and laser applications in medicine. |
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Air Force Research Laboratory, United States
for achievements in space weather & space instrumentation. |
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Northeastern Univ, United States
for achievements in image & video processing, optical pattern recognition, imaging & sensing. |
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University of Tokyo, Japan
for achievements in high-speed imaging and spectroscopy. |
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Macquarie Univ, Australia
for achievements in optical characterisation of nanomaterials, biochemical & medical sensing. |
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University of Victoria, Canada
for achievements in innovative plasmonic nanostructures for research in diagnostics. |
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Univ Alabama Huntsville, United States
for achievements in photonics & plasmonics. |
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National Institute of Standards and Technology, United States
for achievements in infrared optical property measurement & standards. |
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Utsunomiya University, Japan
for achievements in information photonics & laser material processing. |
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King Abdullah Univ of Science & Technology, Saudi Arabia
for achievements in solar cells, photodetectors, & semiconductor optics. |
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Prof.
Wei Huang
Nanjing Tech Univ, China
for achievements in organic optoelectronics & flexible electronics. |
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INAOE, Mexico
for achievements in fiber nonlinear optics. |
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University of California, Davis, United States
for achievements in nanoscale material synthesis. |
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University of California, Los Angeles, United States
for achievements in terahertz optoelectronics & microwave photonics. |
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Ball Aerospace, United States
for achievements in optical technology for earth remote sensing. |
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LeukoDx, Inc, Israel
for achievements in electro-optical & opto-mechanical system engineering. |
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University of South Florida, United States
for achievements in digital holography and microscopy. |
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Univ of Bristol, United Kingdom
for achievements in opto-electronic devices, optical switches & surface spectroscopy. |
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Univ of Calgary, Canada
for achievements in signal & image processing & sensor fusion. |
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George Washington Univ, United States
for achievements in computer processing of medical images. |
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Texas A&M University, United States
for achievements in confocal microendoscopy. |
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Iowa State University, United States
for achievements in nondestructive testing. |
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Swinburne University of Technology, Australia
for achievements in CMOS compatible photonic integrated chips for nonlinear optics. |
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4D Technology Corp, United States
for achievements in optical metrology applications. |
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NASA - Jet Propulsion Laboratory, United States
for achievements in remote sensing. |
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Catholic University of Korea, Korea
for achievements in OLEDs. |
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L-3 Communications IOS-SSG, United States
for achievements in advanced opto-mechanical materials for space. |
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North Carolina State University, United States
for achievements in fiber optic sensors & smart structures. |
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US Food and Drug Administration, United States
for achievements in quantitative medical imaging & imaging-based biomarkers. |
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US Food & Drug Administration, United States
for achievements in biophotonics. |
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Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
for achievements in optical metrology. |
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Shenzhen University, China
for achievements in biomedical optical imaging. |
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U.S. Food and Drug Administration, United States
for achievements in biomedical optics. |
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Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center, United States
for achievements in confocal microscopy of skin cancer. |
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Synopsys, Inc., United States
for achievements in optical design & engineering. |
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Toshiba Stroke and Vascular Research Center, United States
for achievements in image-guided endovascular interventions & medical physics. |
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European Southern Observatory, Germany
for achievements in technology & management of astronomical facilities. |
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College of Optical Sciences - Univ. of Arizona, United States
for achievements in ophthalmic & visual optics for visual modeling. |
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The University of Texas Health Science Center, United States
for achievements in optical tomography. |
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Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
for achievements in optical fibre-based technology. |
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Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Korea
for achievements in structural health monitoring & sensing technologies. |
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University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center, United States
for achievements in molecular imaging with plasmonic nanomaterials. |
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Optical Systems Engineering Group, United States
for achievements in space-based optical systems & ophthalmic optics. |
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I & I Consulting, United States
for achievements in OPC, lithography process control, metrology of image placement. |
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Jilin University, China
for achievements in laser nanofabrication & ultrafast spectroscopy. |
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ChemImage Corp., United States
for achievements in laser diode application & optical design. |
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University of Laval, Canada
for achievements in optical engineering & lens design. |
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Academy of Sciences of Moldova, Moldova
for achievements in optics, electro-optics & photonics. |
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University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, United States
for achievements in quantitative nonlinear optical imaging & plasmonics. |
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Dow Electronic Materials, United States
for achievements in design for manufacturing & compact modeling. |
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3D Ideas LLC, United States
for achievements in bathymetric lidar, data fusion, & real-time processing of airborne lidar data. |
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SUSS MicroOptics, Switzerland
for achievements in micro optics, MOEMS, photo lithography, and optical interconnects. |
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Missouri Univ of Science and Technology, United States
for achievements in sensor research. |
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Vanderbilt University, United States
for achievements in optical properties of nanoscale materials. |
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Ray Williamson Consulting, United States
for achievements in optical fabrication and testing. |
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Univ Health Network, Canada
for achievements in biophotonics, cancer diagnostics & therapy. |
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Macquarie University, Australia
for achievements in high brightness lasers, micro‐machining & ultrafast laser writing of 3D photonic chips. |
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National Chung Hsing University, Taiwan
for achievements in light-emitting materials & devices. |
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University of Florida, United States
for achievements in optical MEMS & optical endoscopic imaging. |
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Univ of Freiburg, Germany
for achievements in microoptics and integrated optics. |
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NUBURU Inc., United States
for achievements in high power laser technology. |
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