Sunil Ashok Bhave
For work in novel devices combining MEMS, solid-state electronics and photonics for timing and frequency applications.
F. Levent Degertekin
For contributions to micromachined ultrasonic and opto-mechanical transducers, and high speed Atomic Force Microscopy
Kullervo Hynynen
For outstanding accomplishment in the development of image guided ultrasound therapeutics and in particular for pioneering the use of focused ultrasound as a means of noninvasively ablating brain tissue and reversibly opening the blood brain barrier
John M. Reid
For pioneering contributions to the understanding of ultrasound-tissue interaction, the development of ultrasound medical imaging equipment and Doppler ultrasound systems
Clemens C. W. Ruppel
For more than twenty years of commitment and dedicated service in numerous positions including elected member of AdCom, Symposia Chair and administration, Vice-President of Ultrasonics and Symposia, and UFFC-S liaison to IEEE MTT-S
Archita Hati, Craig W. Nelson, Corey Barnes, Danielle Lirette, Tara Fortier, Franklyn Quinlan, Jason A. DeSalvo, Andrew Ludlow, Scott A. Diddams, and David A. Howe
State-of-the-Art RF Signal Generation From Optical Frequency Division
T-UFFC Volume 60, Issue 9, pp. 1796 - 1803
Roman G. Maev
Innovation Drives Quality: New Generation of High Resolution Ultrasonic Imaging Technology for Material Characterization and NDT in Advanced Automotive Manufacturing
Gary Johnson: for leadership in growth and manufacturing processes of quartz
John Schneider: for leadership in advancing the field of ultrasonic imaging and fingerprint identification
Andrei Shkel: for contributions to micromachined gyroscopes
Three IEEE awards are presented annually at the IEEE International Ultrasonics Symposium. The Rayleigh Award has been given annually for the past 13 years. Two new awards have been established in 2014: the IEEE Ultrasonics Young Investigator Award and the IEEE Carl Hellmuth Hertz Ultrasonics Achievement Award.
The IEEE Rayleigh Award represents the highest honor for achievement within the UFFC Society in the field of Ultrasonics. The achievement may be in technical innovations, research, education, publications and related professional endeavors. Typically, the recipient will have demonstrated these accomplishments over a sustained period of time. Selection will be made by an Awards Committee consisting of the Rayleigh Award Chair, previous winners of the award, and the Technical Program Vice-Chairs in the spring of each year.
Questions regarding the Rayleigh Award should be addressed to:
Nomination Deadline: April 1, 2014
Nomination Procedure » Award Descriptions »The IEEE Ultrasonics Young Investigator Award recognizes the achievements of a young researcher in the area of ultrasonics and its applications. The award is specific to those researchers in the early stages of their career.
The IEEE Carl Hellmuth Hertz Ultrasonics Achievement award is intended for primary investigators that have contributed to the field of ultrasonics. The award candidate has an excellent track record in terms of scholarly publications, technical reports and/or inventions/patents. The award is intended to recognize the investigators for their outstanding mid-career achievements and for promoting the field of Ultrasonics. This award was named for Carl Hellmuth Hertz to honor his pivotal role as both a researcher and as an advisor to others working in the field of medical diagnostic ultrasound imaging.
Questions regarding the Ultrasonics Young Investigator Award and the Carl Hellmuth Hertz Ultrasonics Achievement Award should be addressed to:
Nomination Deadline: April 1, 2014
Nomination Procedure » Award Descriptions »