List of international fellows of the Royal Academy of Engineering

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The Royal Academy of Engineering is the UK national academy in the field of engineering. Its purpose is to bring together the most successful and talented engineers to advance and promote excellence in engineering. [1] [2]

Each year about 50 new fellows are admitted to the academy, after evaluation by the membership committee and election by existing fellows. Engineers who have achieved international distinction in their field, and who are not British citizens or residents, are elected and named as International Fellow and are entitled to use FREng after their names. [1]

International fellows

Recently elected international fellows are shown below.

YearNameOrganizationCountry
2023 [3] [4] Nadine Aubry

Pavel Cheben
Dennis Ganendra
Georgios Giannakis
Marlene Kanga
Wolfgang Marquardt
Richard Miller
Viola Vogel

National Academy of Engineering

National Research Council
MINCONSULT SDN BHD
University of Minnesota
iOmniscient Pty Ltd
Forschungszentrum Jülich
Olin College of Engineering
ETH Zürich

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2022 [5] Grazia Vittadini
Kinam Kim
Chennupati Jagadish
Andrea Goldsmith
Rebecca Enonchong
Guangwen Xu
Mallikarjun Tatipamula
Rolls-Royce
Samsung Electronics
Australian National University
Princeton University
Appstech
Shenyang University of Chemical Technology
Ericsson USA

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2021 [6] Cato T. Laurencin
Alfonso Hing Wan Ngan
Nabeel Agha Riza
Aleida Rios
University of Connecticut
University of Hong Kong
University College Cork
BP

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2020 [7] Pan Hui
Asad M. Madni
Kunasingham Sittampalam
University of Helsinki
University of California, Los Angeles
HSS Engineers Berhad

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Jeom Kee Paik
Chai Keong Toh
Jianping Wu

U C Santa Barbara
University College London
Gerson Lehrman Group
Tsinghua University

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Harry Shum
Zhenya Liu
Ji Zhou

California Institute of Technology
Microsoft
State Grid Corporation of China
Chinese Academy of Engineering

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2017 [10] John L. Hennessy [11]
Chad Holliday

Stanford University
Royal Dutch Shell plc

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2016 [12] Charbel Farhat
Dinesh Verma

Stanford University
IBM

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2015 [13] Manfred Morari
Robert Care
Scott W. Sloan

ETH Zurich
Arup Australasia
University of Newcastle, Australia

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2014 [14] William F. Baker
Thomas O'Rourke
Rick Rashid
Andrew Viterbi
Tieniu Tan
Jianyun Zhang
Teck Seng Low

Skidmore, Owings & Merrill
Cornell University
Microsoft Corporation
University of Southern California
Chinese Academy of Sciences
Nanjing Hydraulic Research Institute
National Research Foundation

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2013 [15] Khalid A. Al-Falih
Hans-Jörg Bullinger
Ursula Burns
Carlos Ghosn
Patrick Prendergast

Saudi Aramco
Fraunhofer Society of Applied Research
Xerox Corporation
Nissan and Renault
University of Dublin

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2012 [16] Tony Gibbs
Shirley Ann Jackson
Allyson Lawless
Michel Virlogeux

Council of Caribbean Engineering Institutions
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Allyson Lawless and Associates
Consultant structural engineer

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Antonio Gens
Anne Lauvergeon
Jinghai Li
Yiu-Wing Mai
Jie Zhang
United States Department of Energy
Universitat Politècnica de Catalunya
Areva
Chinese Academy of Sciences
University of Sydney
Shanghai Jiao Tong University
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2010 [18] Howard J. Bruschi
Robert Langer
Greg Lewin
Kerry Rowe
Charles M. Vest
Alan Eli Willner
Westinghouse Electric Company
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Sapphire Global Pty Ltd
Queen's University
National Academy of Engineering
University of Southern California
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2009 [19] John Cioffi
Vincent Poor
Seeram Ramakrishna
ASSIA, Inc.
Princeton University
National University of Singapore
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