Name of the winner

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Anil K. Roy, DA-IICT, Gandhinagar, India		“For tireless volunteer efforts and innovations in recording of IEEE SENSORS presentations, next-day web-downloads and outstanding leadership in creating increased IEEE Sensors Council visibility and reputation through web-presence.”

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Kourosh Kalantar-Zadeh		“For introducing the important new field of “ingestible sensors” and promoting the new concept of “physisorptive sensors.”

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Yu Shrike Zhang		“For contributions as a pioneer in integrating modular biochemical, biophysical, and optical sensing units with organs-on-chips systems to enable in situ, continual, and automated analyses of physicochemical parameters in a non-invasive manner.”

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Deepak Uttamchandani		“For his contributions to photonic and fiber optic sensing systems which have led to significant improvements in healthcare.”

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Pantelis Georgiou		“For significant contributions to bioelectronics through the development of the Bio-inspired Artificial Pancreas and innovations in Ion-Sensitive Field Effect Transistors for diagnostics and DNA detection systems.”

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Dr. Pai-Yen Chen		“For pioneering contributions and innovations in the development of concepts and applications of wireless and non-invasive sensors, and electromagnetic theory for radio-frequency, terahertz, and optical sensors.”