Renowned Computing Society Announces New Class of Distinguished Members

Alessandro Abate
University of Oxford

For contributions to the verification and control of learning-enabled, cyber-physical systems.

Pavan Aduri
Iowa State University

For contributions to computational complexity theory, data stream algorithms, and algorithmic foundations of replicability.

Brett A. Becker
University College Dublin

For dedication and leadership in SIGCSE and building capacity in computing education communities globally.

Ali C. Begen
Ozyegin University

For contributions to the research and development of multimedia systems, applications and protocol.

Marina Blanton
University of Buffalo

For contributions to the advancement of privacy-preserving computation.

Nicolas Bruno
Microsoft Corp.

For contributions to query optimization and physical design tuning in relational database systems.

Zhipeng Cai
Georgia State University

For contributions to data acquisition, collection, computation, and publication in wireless networks.

Meeyoung Cha
MPI-SP & KAIST

For contributions to computational social science research on misinformation, fraud detection, and poverty mapping.

Rong Chen
Shanghai Jiao Tong University

For contributions to improving the performance and scalability of distributed systems.

Yunan Chen
University of California Irvine

For contributions to the socio-technical design of health technologies.

Kaushik Chowdhury
The University of Texas at Austin

For contributions that advanced the science of spectrum access, sharing, utilization, and protocol design for intelligent radios.

Gao Cong
Nanyang Technological University

For contributions to spatial data management and spatial-temporal data mining.

Emiliano De Cristofaro
University of California, Riverside

For contributions to privacy-enhancing technologies and internet measurement.

Constantine (Konstantinos) Dovrolis
Georgia Institute of Technology / The Cyprus Institute

For contributions to Internet measurements, network science, and neuro-inspired machine learning.

Magy Seif El-Nasr
University of California Santa Cruz

For contributions to human-computer interaction, game data science, and games for impact research.

Nicole Ellison
University of Michigan

For research contributions to social computing scholarship on communication processes such as social capital, self-presentation, and relationship formation.

Song Fu
University of North Texas

For contributions in connected autonomous vehicles and edge computing.

Shahram Ghandeharizadeh
University of Southern California

For contributions to the fields of database management and multimedia systems.

Sreenivas Gollapudi
Google

For contributions to algorithmic engineering and its applications in information retrieval, game theory, social choice, and transportation.

Mohamed Hefeeda
Simon Fraser University

For research contributions to multimedia networking, peer-to-peer systems, and mobile video streaming.

Zi Helen Huang
The University of Queensland

For contributions to multimedia computing research.

Tao Ju
Washington University in St. Louis

For contributions to robust mesh processing, barycentric coordinates, and geometric computing in biomedicine.

Eren Kurshan
Princeton

For research and leadership contributions to AL/ML system design and optimization.

Zhouchen Lin
Peking University

For contributions to computer vision and machine learning.

Stephanie Ludi
University of North Texas

For contributions to accessible computer science education research.

Qiong Luo
Hong Kong University of Science and Technology

For contributions to data-intensive systems and their applications on modern computers.

Xiapu Luo
The Hong Kong Polytechnic University

For contributions to safeguarding blockchain and smart contracts along with Android and its applications.

Kim Marriott
Monash University

For contributions to programming languages, graphics and data visualization, and assistive technology research.

Cecilia Mascolo
University of Cambridge

For contributions to mobile wearable systems efficiency, and signal and data analysis enabling multidisciplinary applications .

Brad Miller
Runestone Academy LTD

For contributions to the development of recommender systems for eCommerce and interactive textbooks for computer science and mathematics.

Prateek Mittal
Princeton University

For contributions to privacy-preserving and secure systems.

Hung Q. Ngo
RelationalAI

For contributions to query evaluation and optimization algorithms.

Chunyi Peng
Purdue University

For contributions to device-based mobile network analytics and mobile sensing over sound and light.

Andrew K. Petersen
University of Toronto

For contributions to educational innovation through tools and research in computing courses using physical and online environments.

Venkatesh Babu Radhakrishnan
Indian Institute of Science, Bangalore

For contributions to deployable deep models and scalable computer vision algorithms.

Md Saidur Rahman
Bangladesh University of Engineering and Technology

For contributions to graph drawing algorithms and algorithmic graph theory.

Selma Sabanovic
Indiana University

For contributions to human-robot interaction studies on culturally sensitive design, group effects, naturalistic observation, and robot co-design.

Florian Schaub
University of Michigan

For contributions to human-centered privacy and security computing practice and impact on policy.

Johannes Schöning
University of St. Gallen

For contributions to the advancement of geospatial human-computer interaction and novel user interfaces.

Kelly Shaw
Williams College

For contributions to computer architecture research and mentoring of early-career researchers.

Simon

For contributions to computing education research and innovations in conference submission and review processes.

Elena Simperl
Kings College London

For contributions to knowledge engineering, knowledge graphs, and the semantic web.

Richa Singh
Indian Institute of Technology, Jodhpur

For contributions to responsible AI and facial recognition.

Gang (Gary) Tan
Pennsylvania State University

For research contributions to software security.

Jeffrey Voas
National Institute of Standards and Technology
(NIST)

For contributions to software fault injection methodologies, software testability assessments, and software certification methods.

Yu Wang
Tsinghua University

For contributions to the co-design methodology of software and hardware for energy-efficient artificial intelligence accelerators.

Allison Woodruff
Google

For contributions to the beneficial applications of technology and advancing understanding of how technology affects society.

Chuan Wu
The University of Hong Kong

For contributions to online-resource allocation in cloud computing and optimization of distributed machine learning systems.

Xin Xia
Huawei Technologies

For contributions to empirical software engineering and AI for software engineering.

Yingfei Xiong
Peking University

For contributions to program repair and synthesis.

Shouhuai Xu
University of Colorado, Colorado Springs

For contributions to the field of cybersecurity, especially cyber resilience.

Dawei Yin
Baidu

For contributions to advanced search engine and recommendation system research.

Minlan Yu
Harvard University

For the development systems and algorithms that improve the efficiency and performance of data-center networks.

Lingming Zhang
University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

For contributions to software quality assurance and its synergy with machine learning.

Min Zhang
Tsinghua University

For contributions to information retrieval research and for service as Editor-in-Chief of ACM Transactions on Information Systems.

Yinqian Zhang
Southern University of Science and Technology

For contributions to the side-channel security of cloud computing and confidential computing.