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Seventeen SSCS Members Elevated to IEEE Fellow Grade 2010

The Society nominated six Fellows who were selected by the IEEE Board of Directors for elevation to Fellow Grade in the Class of 2010.

Kazutami Arimoto Ali Hajimiri Baher Haroun Masashi Horiguchi Bedrich Hosticka Shen-Iuan Liu

Kazutami Arimoto for development of high-density dynamic random access memory
Ali Hajimiri for development of high-speed silicon integrated-circuit oscillators, power amplifiers, and phased arrays
Baher Haroun for development of submicron digital complementary metal-oxide semiconductor for wireless systems-on-chip
Masashi Horiguchi for contributions to circuit technologies for high-density low-power memories
Bedrich Hosticka for contributions to analog integrated circuits and sensor systems
Shen-Iuan Liu for contributions to high-speed phase-locked and delay-locked loop circuit design.

Eleven more SSCS members were elevated to Fellow grade on the recommendation of other Societies: Paul Dodd, Georg Boeck, Fa Dai, Chong Kyung, Timothy Maloney, Homer Mantooth, Raymond Quere, Gregory Taylor, Albert Wang, Howard Yang, Enrico Zanon.

Additional information about the IEEE Fellows Program may be found at: http://www.ieee.org/web/membership/fellows/index.html. Bios of SSCS's nominees will be published in the Spring 2010 issue of the Solid-State Circuits Magazine.

Bernstein, Lee, Corcoran, Redman-White and Stetzler Elected to SSCS AdCom

In November balloting, SSCS members selected Kerry Bernstein, Bill Redman-White and Trudy Stetzler to join the Society’s AdCom, and reelected John J. Corcoran and H.S. (Harry) Lee to continue as voting members, from 1 January 2010 through 31 December, 2012.All Society members except students were eligible to vote.Read More about AdCom's Electees

AdCom Nominations Invited for 2011-2013

The SSCS Nominations Committee invites you to propose AdCom candidates to serve in 2011-2013 by email addressed to < This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it >. In April, the Committee prepares a preliminary slate, which may be emended through an electronic petition process that will become available in the summer.