Recipients of C.C. Gotlieb Computer Award
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Recipients of this medal are outstanding Canadian engineers recognized for their important contributions to the field of computer engineering and science. Award established in 2007 and named in 2012.
- 2023: (No award)
- 2022: Jamal Deen
- 2021: Andreas Moshovos,
- 2020: Laurence T. Yang,
- 2019: Parvin Mousavi,
- 2018: Yu Sun,
- 2017: Hussein T Mouftah,
- 2016: no award,
- 2015: Azzedine Boukerche,
- 2014: Ling Guan,
- 2013: Abdulmoteleb El Saddik,
- 2012: Calvin C. (Kelly) Gotlieb,
- 2011: William Gruver,
- 2010: Mohamed S. Kamel,
- 2009: Ken Smith,
- 2008: Witold Pedrycz,
- 2007: Nicolas D. Georganas
2022 – Jamal Deen
“For exceptional contributions to foundational technologies for cyber physical systems and data analytics.”
2021 – Andreas Moshovos
“For foundational contributions to member dependence predictions, power-aware coherence, and value aware hardware acceleration for Machine Learning.”
2020 – Laurence T. Yang
“For contributions on cyber-physical-social system design and data analytics”
2019 – Parvin Mousavi
“For outstanding contributions to biomedical computing and computer-assisted medical interventions”
2018 – Yu Sun
“For Outstanding Contributions to Micro-Nano Robotics and Automation”
2017 – Hussein T Mouftah
“For outstanding contributions to Computer Networks Science and Engineering Importance”
2016 – No Award
2015 – Azzedine Boukerche
” For exceptional contributions in wireless networks and mobile computing systems.”
2014 – Ling Guan
“For outstanding contributions to multimedia computing and communications”
2013 – Abdulmoteleb El Saddik
“for outstanding contributions to multimedia applications, computing & communications”
2012 – Calvin C. (Kelly) Gotlieb
“for outstanding contributions to the field of computer science and engineering”
2011 – William Gruver
“For international contributions to the theory and practice of intelligent automata”
2010 – Mohamed S. Kamel
“for outstanding contributions to pattern recognition and intelligent systems”
2009 – Ken Smith
“for lasting technical and educational contributions to electronics for computing”
2008 – Witold Pedrycz
“for world-class leadership in computational intelligence and fuzzy systems”
2007 – Nicolas D. Georganas
“for outstanding contributions to multimedia computing, communications and collaborative applications”