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1966–1971: James D. Meindl
1971–1974: David A. Hodges
1974–1977: Lew Terman
1977–1980: Paul R. Gray
1980–1983: Gary Baldwin
1983–1986: W. David Pricer
1986–1989: Bruce Wooley
1990–1992: H.E Mussman
1992–1995: Asad Abidi
1995–1998: Richard C. Jaeger
1998–2001: Stephen H. Lewis
2002–2004: Bernhard Boser
2005–2007: Krishnaswa Nagaraj
2008–2010: Braum Nauta
2010–2013: Un-Ku Moon
2013–2016: Michael Flynn
2016–2019: Jan Craninckx
2019-2022: Pavan Kumar Hanumolu
2022-2025: Dennis Sylvester

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James D. Meindl, the John M. Fluke Professor of Electrical Engineering, Emeritus, at Stanford University and a towering figure from the earliest days of integrated circuitry.

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In 1984, electrical engineering professors James D. Meindl (right) and John Hennessy (center) brainstorm with research engineer John Shott about the MIPS project, which simplified computers with RISC architecture. (Image credit: Chuck Painter / Stanford News Service)