Overview
Each year, the IEEE Nanotechnology Council (NTC) recognizes outstanding members of the nanotechnology community through elevation to IEEE Fellow, one of IEEE's most prestigious honors. The NTC Fellow Evaluation Committee rigorously reviews and recommends candidates whose contributions have significantly advanced the field of nanotechnology.
IEEE Fellows
| Name | Year | Contributions |
|---|---|---|
| L. Jay Guo | 2025 | for contributions to nanoimprint, scalable nanopatterning |
| Xinran Wang | 2025 | for contributions to the fabrication and device application of low-dimensional semiconductors |
| Husam Alshareef | 2024 | for the development of nanoscale materials for device applications and their deployment in volume production |
| Tian-ling Ren | 2024 | for contributions to fabrication and application of 2D materials |
| John Yeow | 2024 | for contributions to the understanding and applications of nanostructures and nanocomposites |
| Ali Javey | 2023 | for contributions to 1D and 2D semiconductor transistors and wearable biochemical sensors |
| Xiaoning Jiang | 2023 | for contributions to ultrasound transducers for advanced sensing, imaging, and therapy |
| Andras Kis | 2023 | for contributions to the development of 2D materials and electronic devices |
| Qiangfei Xia | 2023 | for contributions to resistive memory arrays and devices for inmemory computing |
| Zhihong Chen | 2022 | for contributions to the understanding and applications of low-dimensional nanomaterials |
| Jin-Woo Kim | 2022 | for contributions to nanoscale fabrication of bio/nano-hybrid materials |
| William King | 2022 | for contributions to nano-scale measurements and nano-manufacturing |
| Deji Akinwande | 2021 | for contributions to wafer-scale graphene synthesis and application to flexible devices |
| David Gracias | 2021 | for contributions to three-dimensional assembly and origami engineering of nanostructured materials and devices |
| Paul Weiss | 2021 | for contributions to nanoscience and specifically electronic transport in molecular systems |
| Osamu Tabata | 2020 | for contributions to the development and commercialization of micro electro mechanical systems |
| Tza-huei Wang | 2020 | for contributions to micro- and nano-technologies for biomedical applications |
| Pei-yu Chiou | 2019 | for contributions to optofluidics for high throughput single cell manipulation |
| Roger Lake | 2019 | for contributions to quantum mechanical electronic device modeling |
| Harkhoe Tan | 2019 | for contributions to compound semiconductor optoelectronic materials and devices |
| Timothy Boykin | 2018 | for contributions to atomistic models for semiconductor device simulation |
| Jianbin Xu | 2018 | for contributions to nanoscale electronic materials and devices |
| Gwo-bin Lee | 2017 | for contributions to micro- and nano-fluidic technologies for biomedical applications |
| Karl Berggren | 2016 | for contributions to nanofabrication and nanomanufacturing in the sub-10 nm regime |
| Mark Hersam | 2016 | for contributions to carbon nanomaterial processing methods and devices |
| John Randall | 2015 | for contributions to nanofabrication technologies and applications |
| Babu Chalamala | 2014 | for contributions to the development of advanced materials and device technologies for vacuum microelectronics and field emission displays |
| Shoou-Jinn Chang | 2014 | for contributions to nano scale photonic, electronic, and sensing devices |
| Alexander Balandin | 2013 | for contributions to characterization of thermo-electric properties of semiconductor nanostructures and graphene |
| Gerhard Klimeck | 2013 | for contributions to atomistic quantum simulation tools for nanoelectronic devices |
A directory of all IEEE fellows can be found at https://services27.ieee.org/fellowsdirectory/home.html.
