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To recognize leadership and continuing contributions in promoting new technology in the field of Vehicular Communications and Electronics.
$1,000 and Plaque
Funded by the IEEE Vehicular Technology Society.
At an annual VTS Conference or other VTS activity (including Chapter meetings as appropriate).
Must be a IEEE VTS member. Self-nominations are not allowed.
Submit your nomination form on the VTS website by 1 April.
2023
For outstanding contributions to the theoretical foundation and technology development of mobile radio communications, notably spatial/index modulation, stochastic geometry, and reconfigurable metasurfaces (RIS)
2022
For contributions to theory and practice of wireless communication and localization networks
2021
For contributions to MIMO communications and millimeter wave vehicular communication systems
2020
For contributions to the modeling, design, performance evaluation and optimization of current, emerging, and future wireless communication systems and networks
2019
For pioneering contributions to multiple antenna transmission systems and optical wireless communications, in particular spatial modulation and LiFi (Light Fidelity)
2018
For contributions to fundamental theories and innovative networking protocols in vehicular communications
2017
For contributions to the development and standardization of commercial cellular systems
2016
For outstanding contributions in advanced Communications Theory and applications, in particular in the analysis and development of error control coding and network coding systems
2015
For pioneering contributions to the theory and development of MIMO technology and modern wireless communications networks
2014
For outstanding research to theoretical wireless communications and leadership in service contributions
2013
For advancing the state-of-the-art in OFDM-aided wireless communications
2010
For contributions to propagation channel modeling and system design of multi-antenna and ultra-wideband communications
2007
for his pioneering work on OFDM for wireless communications.
2006
2005
2003
for contributions to theoretical research in wireless communications
2002
for outstanding contributions to wireless communications
2000
for his contributions to the theory of Hybrid Electric Vehicles