IARIA Fellows

IARIA Fellows is in recognition for:

outstanding scientific research results endorsed by international peers
exceptional scientific contribution to the IARIA events
continuous leadership roles in IARIA conferences

The IARIA fellowship program is a reward for exceptional volunteers and implies a continuous and sustainable support. The IARIA Board expects that IARIA Fellows continue to be examples of scientific honesty towards the international community. It is also assumed that the IARIA Fellows manifest an increased level of voluntarism for IARIA events, the only way IARIA Fellowship has a sense and recognition.

2010 Awarded IARIA Fellows, part B:

2010 Awarded IARIA Fellows, part A:

2009 Awarded IARIA Fellows, part B:

2009 Awarded IARIA Fellows, part A:

2008 Awarded IARIA Fellows

2007 Awarded IARIA Fellows

How to become a IARIA Fellow:

Recommendation by 2 IARIA Fellows and/or IEEE Fellows and/or ACM Fellows

A special email must be sent to fellows@iaria.org, containing:

the name, affiliation, email address, and address of the nominee.
statements covering the three items mentioned above.
the name, affiliation, email address, and address of the recommending Fellow.

Selection process:

For one year, nominations can come from January 1st through December 31.
Selection process will be done in the next 6 months.
Announcement will be posted by mid next-year.

Back to IARIA Home



	IARIA Fellows is in recognition for: outstanding scientific research results endorsed by international peers exceptional scientific contribution to the IARIA events continuous leadership roles in IARIA conferences The IARIA fellowship program is a reward for exceptional volunteers and implies a continuous and sustainable support. The IARIA Board expects that IARIA Fellows continue to be examples of scientific honesty towards the international community. It is also assumed that the IARIA Fellows manifest an increased level of voluntarism for IARIA events, the only way IARIA Fellowship has a sense and recognition. 2010 Awarded IARIA Fellows, part B: Sathiamoorthy Manoharan Sergey Yurish Ray Jarvis Vladimir Stantchev Friedrich Laux Michael Massoth Matthias Ehmann Lena Strömbäck Eva Hladka Gary Weckman Marko Jäntti Claus-Peter Rückemann Jacques Palicot 2010 Awarded IARIA Fellows, part A: Mike Bauer Nick Antonopoulos Antonio Liotta Cynthia Lester Aljosa Pasic Hideyasu Sasaki Jean Philippe Vasseur Jens Martin Hovem Christian Kop Vladimir Privman 2009 Awarded IARIA Fellows, part B: Masaru Takesue Tibor Gyires Asa Smedberg Andrew Snow Mira Kajko-Mattsson Guadelupe Ortiz Mark Perry Joel Rodrigues Reda Reda Paul Geraci Wolfgang Gentzsch Jon Hall Andreas J Kassler 2009 Awarded IARIA Fellows, part A: Lasse Berntzen Reijo Savola Michel Diaz Go Hasegawa Elaine Lawrence Victor Ovchinnikov Dominic Greenwood Seppo Heikkinen 2008 Awarded IARIA Fellows Jun Bi Sorin Georgescu Stein Gjessing Hermann Kaindl Leszek Koszalka Michael Logotethis Mihhail Matskin Constantin Paleologu Iwona Pozniak-Koszalka Dumitru Roman Boris Simak Vlad Zaborovsky 2007 Awarded IARIA Fellows Tulin Atmaca Freimut Bodendorf Eugen Borcoci Mario Freire Laurent George Tayeb Giuma Jaime Lloret Mauri Pascal Lorenz Herwig Mannaert Josef Noll How to become a IARIA Fellow: Recommendation by 2 IARIA Fellows and/or IEEE Fellows and/or ACM Fellows A special email must be sent to fellows@iaria.org, containing: the name, affiliation, email address, and address of the nominee. statements covering the three items mentioned above. the name, affiliation, email address, and address of the recommending Fellow. Selection process: For one year, nominations can come from January 1st through December 31. Selection process will be done in the next 6 months. Announcement will be posted by mid next-year. Back to IARIA Home