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SPIE Fellows
72 New SPIE Fellows Elected
Each year, SPIE promotes Members as new Fellows of the Society. SPIE will honor 72 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 1,500 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 2020; nomination support materials can be received until 1 October 2020.
2020 SPIE Fellows
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Jun Arai
NHK (Japan Broadcasting Corporation), Japan
for achievements in three-dimensional display field using integral imaging |
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Theresa Axenson
National Reconnaissance Office, United States
for achievements in the development of active & passive electro-optical sensor systems for commercial, civil & department of defense applications |
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Sarah Bohndiek
University of Cambridge, United Kingdom
for achievements in optical and optoacoustic imaging and spectroscopy in medicine |
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Caroline Boudoux
Castor Optics Inc., Canada
for achievements in technical contributions to fiber optics including the formation of a successful fiber optics R&D company |
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Delia Cabrera
University of Miami, United States
for achievements in novel imaging biomarker development with an emphasis in ophthalmology and vision science, and neuroscience |
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Marcelo Dapino
Ohio State University, United States
for achievements in smart materials and structures, especially magnetostrictive alloys and applications |
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Timothy Day
DRS Daylight Solutions, United States
for achievements in technical and business management, co-founded two major businesses in the photonics industry, and large patent/product portfolios |
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Marta de la Fuente
ASE Optics Europe, Spain
for achievements in optical systems design |
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Thomas Deserno
Peter L. Reichertz Institute for Medical Informatics University of Braunschweig, Germany
for achievements in the field of medical informatics, medical image analysis, and service to SPIE |
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Celine D'Orgeville
Australian National University, Australia
for achievements in Laser Guide Star Adaptive Optics research & development, optics community engagement, and champion for diversity and equity |
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John Dudley
CNRS Institute FEMTO-ST - Université de Franche-Comté , France
for achievements in ultrafast and nonlinear optics as well as leadership in outreach activities |
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Alper Erturk
Georgia Institute of Technology, United States
for achievements in nonlinear energy harvesting, bio-inspired piezoelectric actuation, and metamaterials |
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Sina Farsiu
Duke University, United States
for achievements in optical and biophotonics image processing and analysis |
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Wolfgang Fink
University of Arizona, United States
for achievements in vision science for the blind and tele-ophthalmic healthcare worldwide |
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Alejandro Frangi
University of Leeds, United Kingdom
for achievements in statistical methods in medical image computing and image-based computational modelling |
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Hiroshi Fukuda
Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation, Japan
for achievements in resolution enhancement technologies and modeling of optical lithography, metrology for advanced lithography |
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Sergi Gallego Rico
University of Alicante, Spain
for achievements in holography, holographic materials, optical storage, diffractive optics and spatial light modulators |
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James Gee
University of Pennsylvania, United States
for achievements in medical image processing and analysis |
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Irene Georgakoudi
Tufts University, United States
for achievements in spectroscopy and imaging of collagen structure and metabolic processes in living tissues |
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Stephen Glick
U.S. Food and Drug Administration, United States
for achievements in nuclear medicine imaging and the physics of x-ray imaging |
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Tzung-Fang Guo
National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan
for achievements in organic electronics devices, perovskite-based PVs and LEDs |
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Stephen Hammel
Naval Information Warfare Ctr. Pacific, United States
for achievements in characterizing the effects of the atmosphere on a propagating laser beam |
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Daniel Hammer
US Food and Drug Administration, United States
for achievements in biomedical optical imaging instruments and methods for disease diagnosis and treatment |
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Ming Han
Michigan State Univ., United States
for achievements in fiber-optic sensor research and development |
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Gloria Hoefler
Infinera Corp, United States
for achievements in LED and QCL manufacturing |
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Michael Hoenk
Jet Propulsion Laboratory, United States
for achievements in the field of optics and photonics sensors and imaging sensors |
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Yi-Pai Huang
National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan
for achievements in LC-lens applications in 3D & AR/VR |
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Zhiwei Huang
National University of Singapore, Singapore
for achievements in biophotonics, confocal fiber Raman endoscope, and super-resolution coherent Raman imaging |
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James Hubbard
Texas A&M University, United States
for achievements in distributed actuation and sensing using piezoelectric actuators and piezofilm sensors |
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David Huckridge
consultant, United Kingdom
for achievements in electro-optical/infrared components and systems |
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Bennett Ibey
Air Force Research Laboratory, United States
for achievements in optical and THz radiation interaction with tissues and broad outreach activities in the area of optics and photonics |
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Kenneth Jerkatis
Ball Aerospace, United States
for achievements in significant advances in military photonics: laser systems; laser communication and EO imaging systems for airborne platforms |
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Malgosia Kaczmarek
Univ. of Southampton, United Kingdom
for achievements in plasmonic and photonic soft matter architectures |
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Wilhelm Kaenders
TOPTICA Photonics AG, Germany
for achievements in laser applications |
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Rainer Kling
ALPhANOV, France
for achievements in EUV radiation |
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Junichiro Kono
Rice University, United States
for achievements in ultrafast, nonlinear, and terahertz spectroscopy of quantum materials; optoelectronic device applications of nanomaterials |
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Wei Lee
National Chiao Tung University, Taiwan
for achievements in research and education in liquid crystal photonic devices and bio-sensing applications |
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Richard Levenson
Univ. of California, Davis, United States
for achievements in optical biopsy and digital pathology |
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Gang Li
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, Hong Kong
for achievements in organic photovoltaic devices and organic optoelectronics |
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Zhenqiang Ma
University of Wisconsin – Madison, United States
for achievements in flexible optoelectronics |
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Arash Mafi
The Univ. of New Mexico, United States
for achievements in quantum and nonlinear behavior of optical waveguides |
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Andrey Matsko
NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory , United States
for achievements in theory, design, engineering and device applications of ultra-high Q whispering gallery mode resonators |
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Ian McLean
University of California, Los Angeles, United States
for achievements in astronomical instrumentation development, community service, and education |
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Seemantini Nadkarni
Wellman Ctr. for Photomedicine, United States
for achievements in laser speckle rheology |
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Nadarajah Narendran
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, United States
for achievements in LED and solid-state lighting performance improvement, short- and long-term testing, package design, and applications |
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Stefan Nolte
Friedrich-Schiller-Univ Jena, Germany
for achievements in advancing fundamental knowledge in ultrashort pulse laser micromachining |
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Zoubeida Ounaies
The Pennsylvania State University, United States
for achievements in analysis and realization of mechanical-electrical-chemical coupling in polymer nanocomposites |
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Kyung Hyun Park
Electronics Telecommunications Research Institute, Korea
for achievements in terahertz photonics, especially in exceptional achievements in developing the devices and industrial application systems |
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YongKeun Park
KAIST, Korea
for achievements in quantitative phase imaging and wavefront shaping |
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Paul Pellegrino
U S Army Research Lab, United States
for achievements in optical scattering and sensing |
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Wellesley Pereira
Air Force Research Lab, United States
for achievements in EO-IR sensors and space systems |
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Roberto Pini
Institute of Applied Physics (IFAC-CNR), Italy
for achievements in biophotonic technologies for diagnostics and therapy, including advanced microscopies, nanomaterials and light sources |
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Austin Richards
FLIR Systems, United States
for achievements in infrared and ultraviolet imaging systems development and innovation, and invisible-light imaging technology education |
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Michael Rieger
consultant, United States
for achievements in computational lithography foundation and development |
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Anna Wang Roe
Zhejiang University, China
for achievements in neuroscience, neuroimaging, and neurotechnology |
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Raymond Rumpf
The Univ. of Texas at El Paso, United States
for achievements in 3D printing, nanophotonics, and electromagnetics |
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Zouheir Sekkat
University Mohamed V, Morocco
for achievements in photonics for inventing sub-Tg light induced molecular motion in nonlinear optical polymers and developing related theories |
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Gennady Shvets
Cornell University, United States
for achievements in optical metamaterials and nanophotonics and their applications, especially to life sciences |
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Doug Simons
Canada France Hawaii Telescope Observatory, United States
for achievements in leadership in ground based astronomical instrumentation, telescopes, and public outreach |
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Daniel Smith
Nikon Research Corporation of America, United States
for achievements in contributions in microlithographic optical technologies, wave front metrology, fringe projection and x-ray technology |
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Laura Smoliar
Berkeley Catalyst Fund, United States
for achievements in micromachined optical devices and systems |
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Stephen Sweeney
University of Surrey, United Kingdom
for achievements in leading research into novel semiconductor materials & photonic devices for communications, energy & sensing applications |
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Setsuhisa Tanabe
Kyoto University, Japan
for achievements in visible and IR solid state materials design and fabrication |
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Paola Taroni
Politecnico di Milano, Italy
for achievements in development of photonics systems for time-resolved spectroscopy and imaging and their applications in biology and medicine |
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Alexander van Eijk
TNO, Netherlands
for achievements in atmospheric optics |
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Michael Vasilyev
University of Texas Arlington, United States
for achievements in nonlinear-optical signal processing |
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Sean Wang
B&W TEK INC, United States
for achievements in entrepreneurship and technical management in instrumentation, bio-photonics, and spectroscopy |
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Shu-i Wang
Northrop Grumman, United States
for achievements in optical development of innovative products and facilities' instruments for both commercial and military applications |
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Qi-Huo Wei
Kent State University, United States
for achievements in concept of designing organic soft matter by photopatterning based on plasmonic metamasks |
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Christopher Wilcox
Air Force Research Lab, United States
for achievements in adaptive optics, MEMS, and liquid crystals |
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Rachel Won
Nature Publishing Group, United Kingdom
for achievements in leadership in scientific publishing, raising the societal visibility of optics, and exceptional commitment to outreach |
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Yimin Zhang
Temple University, United States
for achievements in computational imaging and applications to RF sensing |
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