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URSI AwardsThe URSI awards are presented at the Opening Ceremony of the URSI General Assembly.
Recipients of the Issac Koga Gold Medal2011Dr. A. ALU, USACitation: "For contributions to the theory and application of electromagnetic metamaterials, in particular the conception of plasmonic-based cloaking, optical nanocircuits, and anomalous propagation and radiation in metamaterials.". 2008Dr. D.F. SIEVENPIPER, USACitation: "For contributions to the development of artificial impedance surfaces and conformal antennas.". 2005Prof. S.C. HAGNESS, USACitation: "For contributions to the development of enhanced finite-difference time-domain methods in computational electromagnetics, and ultrawideband microwave imaging techniques for early breast cancer detection.". 2002Prof. F. OLYSLAGER, BelgiumCitation: "In recognition of her work on theoretical and numerical electromagnetic, in particular in the field of boundary integral equations, waveguides and bianisotropic media).". 1999Prof. E. MICHIELSSEN, USACitation: "For contributions to computational electromagnetics, in particular the development of fast frequency and time domain integral equation analysis techniques and nature-driven synthesis methods.". 1996Prof. Z. POPOVIC, USACitation: "For contributions to the field of active microwave circuits, in particular, the original demonstration of the planar grid oscillator, as well as continuing efforts with quasi optical amplifiers and active antennas.". 1993Prof. G. REBEIZ, USACitation: "For contributions to the advancement of sub-millimetre wave antenna science and technology.". 1990Dr. M. LOCKWOOD, UKCitation: "Study of non-thermal ionospheric plasma and ionospheric convection.". 1987Prof. D.M. POZAR, USACitation: "Contributions to the analytical, numerical and experimental study of printed antennas and phased arrays, and related problems in applied electromagnetics.". 1984Dr. M. OHTSU, JapanCitation: "Work on precise optical measurements, gas and semi-conductor lasers, including the frequency stabilization of these components.". |