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Introduction to Type-2 Fuzzy Logic Control:
Theory and Applications and published 128
journal papers. He is an Associate Editor
or a Member of Editorial Board for 13
international journals, including the
IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON FUZZY SYSTEMS
and IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON SYSTEMS,
MAN, ANDCYBERNETICS:SYSTEMS.
Evolutionary Computation Pioneer
Award
Stephanie Forrest,
Arizona State University, USA
For contributions to artificial immune systems
andfitness landscapes.
Stephanie Forrest
(Fellow, IEEE) received
the B.A.
degree from St.
John'sCollege and
the M.S. and Ph.D.
degrees in computer
science from
the University of
Michigan,Ann Arbor,MI,USA.She is/
was with Arizona State University,
Tempe, AZ, USA, directs the Biodesign
Center for Biocomputation, Security and
Society, and is currently a Professor with
the School of Computing and Augmented
Intelligence. Before joining ASU
in 2017, she was a Distinguished Regents
Professor of computer science with the
University of New Mexico, Albuquerque,
NM, USA, and spent five years as
the Department Chair. She is currently a
Member ofthe Santa Fe Institute External
Faculty and has the Co-Chair of its Science
Board and Interim VP for Academic
Affairs. During 2013-2014, she was with
the U.S. Department ofState in the role
ofSenior Science Advisor for cyberpolicy.
Her interdisciplinary research focuses
on the intersection of biology and
computation, including evolutionary
computation, biological modeling, cybersecurity,
and software engineering. Her
early research on computational aspects of
the immune system pioneered the field
nowknown as Artificial Immune Systems
(AIS), with sustained impact on cybersecurity
and biological modeling. Her work
on fitness landscapes identified a new
source of evolutionary computation
problem difficulty and proposed the
Royal Road functions, a class offunctions
designed explicitly to lead the GA to the
optimum value. Her current research
demonstrated how evolutionary computation
can be used to improve software
code itself, including repairing bugs,
reducing energy consumption, and optimizing
GPU codes. This work has stimulated
wide interest in the field now
known as automated program repair.
She was the recipient of four testof
time awards for high-impact conference
papers published in the IEEE
Symposium on Security and Privacy,
International Conference on Software
Engineering, and Genetic and Evolutionary
Computation Conference
(twice), ten best conference paper
awards, Humies Gold Medal, and she
has an H-index (Google Scholar) of
79. Some of her other awards
include: The Lifetime Achievement
Award from the International Society
for Artificial Life, Santa Fe Institute
Stanislaw Ulam Memorial Lectures,
ACM/AAAI Allen Newell Award,
Manfred Paull Award for Excellence
in Software: Theory and Practice,
and NSF Presidential Young Investigator
Award.
Prof. Forrest serves on the Computing
Research Association Board of
Directors, ACM Transactions ofEvolutionary
Learning and Optimization
Advisory Board, Genetic Programming
and Evolvable Machines Editorial
Board, and Evolutionary Computation
Advisory Board.
Enrique Ruspini Meritorious Service
Award
Hisao Ishibuchi,
Southern University of Science and
Technology, China
For leadership to improve the reputation of
the IEEE CIMandfacilitate technical activities
ofthe society.
Hisao Ishibuchi
received the B.S.
and M.S. degrees
from Kyoto University,
Kyoto,
Japan, in 1985 and
1987, respectively,
and the Ph.D.
degree from Osaka
Prefecture University, Sakai, Japan, in
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1992. Since 1987, he has been with
Osaka Prefecture University as a
Research Associate during 1987-1993,
Assistant Professor in 1993, Associate
Professor during 1994-1999, and Full
Professor during 1999-2017. He is currently
with the Southern University of
Science and Technology, Shenzhen,
China, as a Chair Professor.
He has been the Chair of a number
of international conferences, such as the
General Chair of ICMLA 2011, IEEE
CIFEr 2019, EMO 2021 and WCCI
2024, and Program Chair of SoCPaR
2009, IEEE CEC 2010, IES 2014,
ICACI 2018, and IEEE SSCI 2022. In
the IEEE CIS, he was the TC Chair of
the Fuzzy Systems Technical Committee
during 2008-2009, the Vice-President
oftechnical activities during 2010-
2013, an AdCom Member during
2014-2019, and 2021-2023, the Editor-in-Chief
of IEEE Computational
Intelligence Magazine during 2014-2019,
and a Distinguished Lecturer during
2015-2017, and 2021-2023. He was
also an Associate Editor for IEEE
TRANSACTIONS ON FUZZY SYSTEMS during
2004-2014, IEEE Computational
Intelligence Magazine during 2006-2013,
IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON EVOLUTIONARY
COMPUTATION during 2007-2022,
IEEE TRANSACTIONS ON CYBERNETICS
during 2013-2022, and IEEE ACCESS
during 2013-2022.
He was the recipient of the JSPS
Prize in 2007, IEEE CIS Fuzzy Systems
Pioneer Award in 2019, IEEE Transactions
on Evolutionary Computation
Outstanding Paper Award in 2020,
and Best Paper Award from a number
of international conferences, such as
GECCO 2004, 2017, 2018, 2020,
2021, FUZZ-IEEE 2009, 2011, and
EMO 2019. His students were the
recipients of the Student Best Paper
Award from a number of international
conferences, such as IEEE CEC 2020
and FUZZ-IEEE 2020.
Janusz Kacprzyk,
Polish Academy ofSciences,
Poland
For contributions to strengthen the IEEE
Computational Intelligence Society.
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