Since 1963, IEEE has acknowledged those individuals who have contributed to the advancement of engineering science and technology. The grade of Fellow is bestowed on the recipient who has had an extraordinary record of accomplishments in any of the IEEE fields of interest.

The following members of the Information Theory Society
were elected IEEE Fellow in 2010:

• Eitan Altman
  “For contributions to analysis, optimization, and control of telecommunication networks.”
• Roy D. Cideciyan
  “For contributions to signal processing and constrained coding for magnetic recording.”
• Hesham M. El-Gamal
  “For contributions to multiple-input multiple-output and cooperative communications.”
• Pooi Yuen Kam
  “For contributions to receiver design and performance analysis for wireless communications.”
• Bart Kosko
  “For contributions to neural and fuzzy systems.”
• Gerhard Kramer
  “For contributions to coded modulation, iterative decoding, and cooperative communications.”
• Ping Li
  “For contributions to iterative signal processing, multi-user detection and concatenated error control codes.”
• Victor S. Miller
  “For contributions to elliptic curve cryptography.”
• Aria Nosratinia
  “For contributions to multimedia and wireless communications.”
• Robert Nowak
  “For contributions to statistical signal and image processing.”
• Ramesh Rao
  “For leadership in wireless communications.”
• Christian Schlegel
  “For contributions to iterative demodulation and decoding in wireless communication.”
• Robert Schober
  “For contributions to wireless communications.”
• Andrew C. Singer
  “For contributions to signal processing techniques for digital communication.”
• Madhu Sudan
  “For development of list-decoding algorithms for error-correcting codes and probabilistically-checkable proofs.”
• Mahesh K. Varanasi
  “For contributions to multi-user and wireless communication theory.”
• Howard C. Yang
  “For leadership in mixed-signal integrated circuit design and manufacturing.”
• Ram Zamir
  “For contributions to the use of lattices in communications and information theory.”
• Zoran Zvonar
  “For leadership in the development of digital signal processing software and hardware for wireless cellular communication.”