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IEEE Andrew S. Grove Award Recipients

IEEE Andrew S. Grove Award


2009 - ERIC R. FOSSUM
Consultant
Samsung Electronics Semiconductor Research Center
Yongin City, South Korea

"For significant contributions to the invention, development, and commercialization of CMOS image sensors."


2008 - STEFAN LAI
Retired Vice President, Technology & Manufacturing Group
Intel Corporation
Santa Clara, CA, USA

“For contributions in developing Flash memory into a main stream non-volatile memory and the development of multiple generations of Flash memory technologies”

 

2007 - JAMES D. PLUMMER
Dean, School of Engineering
Stanford University
Stanford, CA

“For seminal contributions to the modeling, simulation, and physics of silicon devices”



2006 - CHANG-GYU HWANG
President and CEO of Semiconductor Business
Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd
Gyeonggi-Do, Korea

"For contributions to the development of advanced memory products."



2005 - TSO-PING MA
Raymond John Wean Professor and Chairman of Electrical Engineering
Yale University
New Haven, CT

'For contributions to the development and understanding of CMOS gate dielectrics.'

 

2004 - KRISHNA SARASWAT
Professor of Electrical Engineering
Stanford University
Stanford, CA

'For seminal contributions to silicon process technology.'


2003 - MARK BOHR
Fellow, Director of Process Architecture & Integration
Intel Corporation
Hillsboro, OR

'For leadership in scaling of advanced CMOS technology for microprocessors.'


2002 - DIMITRI A. ANTONIADIS
Ray and Maria Stata Professor of Electrical Engineering
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge, MA

'For seminal contributions to field-effect devices and silicon process modeling.'


2001 - AL F. TASCH
University of Texas at Austin
Austin, TX

'For contributions to MOS technology, and ion implantation and device modeling.'


2000 - WOLFGANG FICHTNER
Swiss Federal Institute of Technology
Zurich, Switzerland

'For outstanding contributions to semiconductor device simulations.'


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