UCLA Electrical Engineering - Faculty

Faculty

Faculty members: 156

National Academy of Engineering members: 22

Faculty distinctions:

Name Department Distinctions
Asad Ali Abidi Electrical Engineering CMOS RF circuits, National Academy of Engineering
Birgitte Ahring Civil and Environmental Engineering First woman to receive the Villum Kann Rasmussen Award
Thomas Connolly (1923 – 2006) Nuclear Engineering American Nuclear Society
Vijay K. Dhir Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering National Academy of Engineering
Deborah Estrin Computer Science National Academy of Engineering
Thelma Estrin Computer Science Women in Technology International's Hall of Fame
Sheila Greibach Computer Science Greibach normal form
Chih-Ming Ho Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering National Academy of Engineering
Tatsuo Itoh Electrical Engineering National Academy of Engineering
Leonard Kleinrock Computer Science Internet pioneer, 2007 National Medal of Science
Alan Kay Computer Science 2003 Turing Award
John Kim Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering National Academy of Engineering
Tung Hua Lin (1911 – 2007) Civil and Environmental Engineering China's first twin engine aircraft
Henry John Orchard (1922 – 2004) Electrical Engineering Filter design
Judea Pearl Computer Science Bayesian network, 2012 Turing Award
Jason Speyer Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering National Academy of Engineering
Demetri Terzopoulos Computer Science 2005 Academy Award

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