IEEE Fellows From the Magnetics Society

Dr. Jeffrey Childress
HGST

For contributions to nanostructured materials and their applications in magnetic recording

Dr. Dan M. Ionel
Regal Beliot Corporation

For contributions to the analysis, design and manufacturing of high efficiency electric machines

Dr. Kanan Krishnan
University of Washington

For contributions to nano-magnetic technology in medicine

Dr. David Larbalestier
Florida State University

For contributions to development of super-conducting materials leading to high field magnetics

Dr. Caroline Ross
MIT

For contributions to synthesis and charac-terization of nanoscale structures and films for magnetic and magneto-optical devices

Dr. Thomas Weiland
Technische Universitt Darmstadt, Germany

For development of the finite integration technique and
impact of the associated software on electromagnetic engineering

Dr. Donald Gardner
Intel Corporation, USA

For contributions to integrated circuit interconnects and
integrated inductor technology

Dr. Eric Fullerton
University of California, San Diego, USA

For contributions to the synthesis and characterization
of magnetic exchange coupled films, superlattices and recording media

Dr. Andrei Slavin
Oakland University, USA

For contributions to magnetic excitations and
magnetization dynamics induced by spin transfer

Dr. Reinhard Lerch
University Erlangen-Nuremberg, Germany

For contributions to ultrasonic transducer technology and
computer modeling of sensors and actuators

Dr. Chunting (Chris) Mi
University of Michigan-Dearborn, USA

For contributions to hybrid electric vehicle
modeling and power control

Dr. David Davidson
Stellenbosch University, South Africa

For contributions to computational electromagnetics

Dr. Amr Adly
Cairo University

For contributions to multi-component magnetic hysteresis models

Dr. Ching-Ray Chang
National Taiwan University

For contributions to micromagnetic calculations and computational
approaches in spin transport

Dr. John Chapman
University of Glasgow

For contributions to measurement of magnetization processes in thin
films and nanostructures

Dr. Horia Chiriac
Romanian National Institute of Research and Development

For contributions to technology of amorphous glass-coated magnetic
microwires and nanowires

Dr. Bernard Dieny
SPINTEC

For contributions to the development of nanomagnetism and
spin-electronic devices, including spin valves

Dr. John Moreland
National Instititue of Standards and Technology

For contributions to magnetic applications of scanning probe microscopy
and microsystem technologies

Dr. Tuviah Schlesinger
Carnegie Mellon University

For contributions to electro-optic devices and heat-assisted magnetic
recording

Dr. Burkhard Hillebrands
U. Kaiserslautern

For contributions to the understanding of magnetic excitations, including linear and non-linear spin waves

Dr. Lon Montgomery
Siemens Ag

For contributions to the design of large synchronous generators

Dr. Kevin O'Grady
U. York

For contributions to magnetic measurement techniques applied to information storage systems

Dr. John Snyder
U. Cardiff

For contributions to synthesis and characterization of magnetic bulk and thin films

Dr. Jan Sykulski
U. Southampton

For contributions to methods and applications of computational electromagnetics

Dr. Shan Wang
Stanford University

For contributions to magnetic materials and devices

Dr. Roy Chantrell
University of York

For contributions to nanoscale magnetism and to the development of
computational models of finite temperature magnetization dynamics

Dr. Vincent Harris
Northeastern University

For contributions to the science and engineering of microwave magnetic
materials

Dr. Jinliang He
Tsinghua University

For contribution to lightning protection and grounding of power
transmission systems

Dr. Thomas Howell
San Jose State University

For contributions to signal processing for digital magnetic recording

Dr. Hiroaki Muraoka
Tohoku University

For contributions to perpendicular magnetic recording and to recording heads and media

Dr. Lalita Udpa
Michigan State University

For contributions to development of forward and inverse electromagnetic nondestructive evaluation methodologies

Dr. John Wikswo
Vanderbilt University

For contributions to understanding electromagnetic effects on materials and biological tissues

Dr. Jian-Gang Zhu Carnegie Mellon University

For contributions to micromagnetic simulation in the field of magnetic
data storage

Dr. Akiro Chiba
Tokyo University of Science

"For contributions to bearingless AC motor drives"

Dr. Michael Mallary
Seagate

For contributions to recording devices

Dr. Daniel Rugar

For contributions to magnetic and magnetic resonace force microscopy

Dr. Robert Shull

For contributions to nanocomposites, superconductors, and magnetocaloric
materials

Prof. Charles Falco
University of Arizona
Tucson, Arizona,USA

For contributions to characterization of magnetic and optical films.

Dr. Frank Talke
University of California, San Diego
La Jolla, CA,USA

For contributions to magnetic recording disk and tape drives.

Mr. Edgar Williams
Retired - ReadRite Corporation
Palo Alto, CA,USA

For leadership in the magnetic recording industry.