EURASIP Fellows
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In 2007, the EURASIP Administrative Committee (AdCom) initiated a "Fellowship Programme", to recognize outstanding achievements of its members and volunteers. Each year, a select group of signal processing researchers are elevated to 'EURASIP Fellow', the Association's most prestigious honor. The deadline for nominations is October 31st. To download the nomination form, click here. Nominations should be submitted to the EURASIP Awards chair by This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
EURASIP Fellows 2021:
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Mérouane Debbah |
For contributions to the theory and design of wireless networks. | Mario Figueiredo | For contributions to optimization algorithms for sparsity-based and wavelet-based signal processing. |
Walter Kellermann |
For contributions to the theory and practice of acoustic signal processing. |
Jean-Philippe Thiran |
For contributions in signal processing and medical image analysis. |
EURASIP Fellows 2020:
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Visa |
For contributions to multisensor and statistical signal processing. | Stephen McLaughlin | For contributions to statistical signal processing in computational imaging and communications. |
Moe Win |
For contributions to the theory and practice of cooperative localization. |
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EURASIP Fellows 2019:
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Josiane Zerubia |
For contributions to stochastic modelling for signal and image processing in remote sensing. | Rachid Deriche | For contributions to computational brain imaging. |
Lieven De Lathauwer |
For contributions to tensor-based signal processing. |
Ali H. Sayed |
For contributions to adaptation and learning theories. |
EURASIP Fellows 2018:
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Rémi Gribonval |
For contributions to the theory and applications of sparse signal processing and machine learning. | Franz Hlawatsch | For contributions to time-frequency signal processing and statistical signal processing. . |
Marc Moonen |
For contributions to signal processing for communications, speech and audio applications. |
Antonio Ortega |
For contributions to image and video compression and graph signal processing. |
EURASIP Fellows 2017:
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Pierre Comon |
For contributions to independent component analysis, source separation and tensor decompositions, with applications to digital communications, health and environment. | Yonina Eldar | For contributions to Sub-Nyquist and Compressed Sampling, Convex Optimization and Statistical Signal Processing. |
Aggelos Katsaggelos |
For contributions to the Fields of Image and Video Processing. |
Béatrice Pesquet-Popescu |
For contributions to the theory and practice of image and video compression and networking. |
EURASIP Fellows 2016:
| Petar M. Djurić | For contributions to the Theory and Practice of Bayesian Signal Processing. | Geert Leus | For contributions to Signal Processing for Communications. | Michael Davies | For contributions to Sparse Representations in Signal Processing and Compressed Sensing. | Paulo S. R. Diniz | For contributions to Digital Signal Processing, Adaptive Filtering, and Communications. |
EURASIP Fellows 2015:
| Moeness Amin | For contributions to Signal Processing for Radar and Satellite Navigation. | Sergio Barbarossa | For contributions to Signal Processing for Radar Remote Sensing, Sensor and Communication Networks. | Dirk Slock | For contributions to adaptive filtering and signal processing for communications. | Peter Vary | For contributions to wireless speech- and audio-communications. |
EURASIP Fellows 2014:
| Nikolaos Sidiropoulos | For contributions to tensor decomposition and signal processing for communications. | Alle-Jan van der Veen | For contributions to array signal processing applied to communications and radio astronomy. | Miguel Lagunas | For contributions in the application of multi-antenna signal processing techniques to satellite systems. | Karlheinz Brandenburg | For contributions to perceptual audio coding. |
EURASIP Fellows 2013:
| Ioannis Pitas | For contributions in digital media watermarking, nonlinear signal and image processing and human-centered computing. | Christian Jutten | For pioneering contributions to independent component analysis and source separation. | Johann F. Böhme | For contributions to statistical signal processing. | Fernando Pereira | For contributions to digital video representation technologies and standards. |
EURASIP Fellows 2012:
| Jaakko Astola | For contributions to signal, image and video processing. | Ingrid Daubechies | For contributions to the theory and applications of the wavelet transform. | Jelena Kovačević | For contributions to the theory and applications of wavelet-based coding. | Eric Moulines | For contributions to statistical signal processing and applications to speech analysis. |
EURASIP Fellows 2011:
| Helmut Bölcskei | For contributions to MIMO wireless communications. | Jean-Francois Cardoso | For contributions to blind source separation, higher-order statistics, array processing, and performance analysis. | Lajos Hanzo | For advances in signal processing for adaptive modulation, turbo decoding and synchronisation for wireless cellular systems. | Sergios Theodoridis | For Advances in Adaptive Algorithms for Signal Processing and Machine Learning. |
EURASIP Fellows 2010:
| Petros Maragos National Technical University of Athens, Greece |
For contributions to morphological signal processing and nonlinear systems with applications in computer vision, image processing, speech and language processing, multimedia and cognitive systems. | Alfonso Farina SELEX Sistemi Integrati, Italy |
For contributions to radar system design, signal, data and image processing, data fusion and particularly for the development of innovative algorithms for deployment into practical radar systems. | Stephen Mallat Ecole Polytechnique, France |
For contributions to wavelets, multi-scale and time-frequency signal processing techniques for the encoding and de-noising of images. | |||||
EURASIP Fellows 2009:
| Patrick Flandrin CNRS ENS Lyon, France |
For contributions to time-frequency and non-stationary signal analysis | Josef Kittler University of Surrey, Guildford, UK |
For contributions to pattern recognition, image processing and computer vision | Michael Unser EPFL, Lausanne, Switzerland |
For contributions to biomedical imaging and spline-based signal analysis | Joos Vandewalle K.U.Leuven, Belgium |
For contributions to mathematical methods for signal processing and machine learning | |||||||
EURASIP Fellows 2008:
| Pierre Duhamel | LSS/CNRS, Gif sur Yvette, France | Georgios Giannakis | University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, USA | Bernd Girod | Stanford University, Stanford, USA | Bjorn Ottersten | Royal Institute of Technology (KTH), Stockholm, Sweden |
EURASIP Fellows 2007:
| Peter Grant | University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, UK | Wolfgang Mecklenbraeuker | Vienna University of Technology, Vienna, Austria | Peter Stoica | Uppsala University, Uppsala Sweden | Martin Vetterli | Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne, Lausanne, Switzerland |