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SPIE Fellows
88 New SPIE Fellows Elected
Each year, SPIE promotes Members as new Fellows of the Society. SPIE will honor 88 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 1,400 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 2019; nomination support materials can be received until 1 October 2019.
2019 SPIE Fellows
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Univ degli Studi dell'Aquila, Italy
for achievements in artwork diagnostics & flow visualization using speckle pattern interferometry. |
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University of Louisville, United States
for achievements in biomedical image analysis, computational imaging, MR imaging of flow & motion for cardiovascular, neurovascular, & CSF. |
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University of Delaware, United States
for achievements in computational imaging. |
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University of Dayton, United States
for achievements in computer vision, pattern recognition, & image processing. |
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Dr.
Arthur Ashkin
Bell Laboratories, United States
for achievements in the optical tweezers & their application to biological systems. |
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California Institute of Technology, United States
for achievements in nanophotonics. |
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Ball Aerospace, United States
for achievements in systems engineering & program management on JWST. |
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Johannes Kepler Univ Linz, Austria
for achievements in plastic electronic devices, soft matter physics. |
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University at Buffalo, United States
for achievements in medical imaging. |
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Lockheed Martin Corp., United States
for achievements in laser technology. |
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Univ of Texas at Austin, United States
for achievements in biomedical applications of ultrafast lasers. |
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Washington University in St. Louis, United States
for achievements in biophotonics. |
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Florida Institute of Technology, United States
for achievements in remote sensing instrumentation & radiative transfer modeling. |
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Vanderbilt University, United States
for achievements in optical coherence tomography. |
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University of Rochester, United States
for achievements in optical modeling & multidimensional microscopy. |
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Tsinghua University, China
for achievements in holography & information optics. |
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BioPharmX, Inc., United States
for achievements in biophotonics & entrepreneurship. |
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Georgia Tech-CNRS, France
for achievements in ultra-stable photonic microwave oscillators. |
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Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, United States
for achievements in discovery & development of new scintillator materials & detectors. |
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Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology, Korea
for achievements in quantum nanophotonics based on low-dimensional semiconductor quantum structures. |
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University of Maryland, College Park, United States
for achievements in free space optical communications. |
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National Taiwan University, Taiwan
for achievements in optical microscopy techniques for biophysical, biophotonic, & biomedical engineering research. |
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Univ of Sydney, Australia
for achievements in nonlinear optics, soliton physics, & fundamentals & applications of slow light. |
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Paul Scherrer Institut, Switzerland
for achievements in EUV lithography & metrology. |
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PicoQuant GmbH, Germany
for achievements in single molecule spectroscopy & superresolution microscopy. |
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McMaster University, Canada
for achievements in biophotonics. |
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University of Texas at Dallas, United States
for achievements in combining positron emission tomography molecular imaging with real-time, 3D ultrasound imaging for prostate interventions. |
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ASML Netherlands B.V., Netherlands
for achievements in microlithography. |
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Bar-Ilan University, Israel
for achievements in nanophotonics & nanomedicine. |
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Univ of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, United States
for achievements in semiconductor lasers. |
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Peking Univ, China
for achievements in ultrafast optics & spectroscopy, nonlinear optics, & mesoscopic optical devices for applications in optical information processing & communication. |
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University of Nevada Reno, United States
for achievements in smart structures: magnetorheological materials & devices, shape memory materials. |
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Indian Institute of Technology KanpurIndian Institute of Technology Kanpur, India
for achievements in femosecond pulse shaping & NLO for exploitation in cross-disciplinary areas. |
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Polaris Alpha, United States
for achievements in lasers, non‐linear optics, infrared countermeasures, electro‐optical countermeasures, remote sensing, LADAR, LIDAR, atmospheric compensation, & hyperspectral imaging. |
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Telecom ParisTech, France
for achievements in lasers & electro-optics, quantum dot devices, optoelectronics. |
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Delft University of Technology, Netherlands
for achievements in shearography & hyperspectral imaging for museum conservation & fibre optic sensors for aerospace structural health monitoring. |
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Max-Born-Institute for Nonlinear Optics and Short-Pulse Spectroscopy Berlin, Germany
for achievements in ultrafast optics, nonlinear optical processes in hollow waveguides, photonic crystal fibers, & microstructured materials. |
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Institute of Remote Sensing and Digital Earth, Chinese Academy of Sciences, China
for achievements in quantitative remote sensing, information extraction technology & the study of application technology for high-resolution satellites. |
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Tampere University of Technology, Finland
for achievements in III-V optoelectronics technology & related applications for lasers & photovoltaics. |
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Wake Forest Baptist Medical Center, United States
for achievements in substantial contributions & leadership in digital pathology. |
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Citizen Watch Company, Japan
for achievements in super imaging devices for laser microscopy & liquid crystal optics applications. |
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Multiphoton Optics GmbH, Germany
for achievements in 3D lithography, green photonics, optical materials, light-matter interaction. |
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ASML San Jose, United States
for achievements in computational lithography. |
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Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, United States
for achievements in translational biophotonics. |
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Tampere University of Technology, Finland
for achievements in nonlinear optics of nanostructured materials. |
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Yonsei University, Seoul, Korea
for achievements in optoelectronic materials & devices. |
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Australian National University, Australia
for achievements in nonlinear physics, nonlinear photonics, & physics of metamaterials. |
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University of Arizona, United States
for achievements in photonics component & system developments, leadership in photonics & optics. |
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Lightwave Venture LLC, United States
for achievements in research, development & commercialization of specialty optical fibers, fiber Bragg grating devices & optical fiber sensors. |
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Zhejiang Univ, China
for achievements in the development of the first liquid crystal light vale & the large screen full color projection display in China, & the new optical engine for the liquid crystal on silicon projector. |
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Universidad de Alicante, Spain
for achievements in holography and liquid crystal spatial light modulators. |
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Gigaphoton Inc., Japan
for achievements in lasers & optical sources, & microelectronics. |
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Ecole Polytechnique, France
for achievements in the method of generating high-intensity, ultra-short optical pulses. |
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University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, United States
for achievements in optical coherence tomography, functional & molecular imaging. |
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Chiba University, Japan
for achievements in structured light sources & their applications including materials processing. |
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Nanjing University of Aeronautics and Astronautics, China
for achievements in microwave-photonics based measurements. |
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University of Trento, Italy
for achievements in silicon photonics. |
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Thayer School of Engg at Dartmouth, United States
for achievements in tissue optical imaging & spectroscopy. |
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University of Southern California, United States
for achievements in nanophotonics. |
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University of Memphis, United States
for achievements in computational optical imaging microscopy. |
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Boston University, United States
for achievements in fiber optics with higher order modes. |
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Florida International University, United States
for achievements in spectro-polarimetric techniques for diagnostic applications. |
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ETH Zurich, Switzerland
for achievements in biophotonics and optoacoustic imaging. |
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Pforzheim University Germany, Germany
for achievements in optics, photonics & measurement. |
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SPAWAR Systems Ctr Pacific, United States
for achievements in excimer laser device processing, innovative photonic devices & leadership. |
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University of Illinois, United States
for achievements in extreme ultraviolet lithography. |
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U.S. Food and Drug Administration, United States
for achievements in computer-aided diagnosis. |
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IBM Research - Almaden, United States
for achievements in metrology & lithography for semiconductor manufacturing. |
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Texas A&M University, United States
for achievements in quantum optics. |
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Starrett Kinemetric Engineering, Inc., United States
for achievements in ophthalmic & laser optics, & optics outreach. |
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Morgridge Institute for Research, United States
for achievements in novel optical imaging techniques to provide personalized treatment options to patients, streamline drug development, & monitor dynamic in vivo changes in tissue structure. |
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CERES Technology Advisors, Inc., United States
for achievements in entrepreneurship. |
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Nanyang Technological University, Singapore
for achievements in nanotechnology & nanophotonics. |
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Henry Ford Health System, United States
for achievements in multi-spectral, multi-parametric & multi-modality medical image analysis. |
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Politechnico di Bari, Italy
for achievements in infrared device physics & optics. |
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Consultant, United States
for achievements in photonics industry development. |
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US Army Research Lab, United States
for achievements in bio & optical materials for military applications. |
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Prof.
Donna Strickland
University of Waterloo, Canada
for achievements in the method of generating high-intensity, ultra-short optical pulses. |
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Niigata University, Japan
for achievements in optical interferometry & optical metrology. |
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LightPath Technologies, United States
for achievements in molded optics. |
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Fujian Normal University, China
for achievements in optics, electro-optics and photonics. |
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Emory University, United States
for achievements in computed tomography imaging, from MDCT to CBCT & phase contrast CT. |
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Prof.
Santiago Vallmitjana
Universitat de Barcelona, Spain
for achievements in information optics, wavefront analysis, optics & photonics community service. |
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Amsterdam UMC, Netherlands
for achievements in development of unique imaging techniques to study the interaction of laser light with biological tissue. |
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University of California Los Angeles, United States
for achievements in ultrafast optics, nonlinear photonics, quantum optics, & precision measurements. |
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University of Illinois at Chicago, United States
for achievements in optical imaging of retinal function, OCT, superresolution microscopy. |
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University of Massachusetts, Lowell, United States
for achievements in biophotonics. |
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Huazhong University of Science and Technology, China
for achievements in biomedical photonics. |
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