Major Awards:

-The IEEE 2000 Microwave Prize
(Given once a year to the best publication in IEEE in the area of Microwave Theory and Techniques)
- The Amoco Award for Excellence in Teaching, The University of Michigan, 1998.
(Given once a year to the best Teacher at the University of Michigan)
- The College of Engineering Teaching Award, The University of Michigan, 1998.
(Given once a year to the best Teacher at the College of Engineering)
- Eta-Kappa-Nu EECS Professor of the Year, 1997-1998 (The University of Michigan).
(Given by a secret vote by the Electrical Engineering Students as the best professor in the Department)
- Fellow, IEEE, January 1997.
"For the development of novel microwave and millimeter-wave antennas, receivers and circuits using micromachining technologies."
- URSI Koga Gold Medal Award for Outstanding International Research, Japan, August 1993.
(This award is administered by the United Nations under the URSI-Union Radio Science Internationale and was given by the Japanese delegation in Kyoto-Japan in August 1993. It recognizes excellence in research in the area of radio electronics and communications. The award is given once every three years for the Best International Researcher under 35 years. Dr. Koga is one of the fathers of Radio in Japan, and is the equivalent of Marconi in Japan).
- National Science Foundation Presidential Young Investigator Award, Washington, April 1991.
(Given by President George Bush "In recognition of ability and potential for contributing to the future vitality of the scientific and engineering effort of the Nation")
- Research Excellence Award, College of Engineering, The University of Michigan, March 1995.

 

Other Awards/Honors:

- EECS Departmental Teaching Award, Fall 1997.
- Fellowship Award from JISTEC (Japan International Science and Technology Center), March 1997.
- IEEE Antennas and Propagation Distinguished Lecturer, 1996 to 1998.
- AT&T Award for "Wireless Course and Laboratory", 1996.
- AT&T Award for "Development of a Microwave-Circuits Laboratory", 1989.
- NASA Certificate of Recognition for the Advancement of the Space Program, 1990.

 

Student Paper Awards:

- IEEE Int. Symp. on Microwave Theory and Techniques:
1999 (First Place) Barker
1998 (First Place) Gauthier
1997 (Second Place) Barker
1996 (First Place and Third Place) Raman and Ellis
1995 (First Place) Budka
1994 (Second Place) Gearhart
1992 (Second Place) Ali-Ahmad
- IEEE Int. Symp. on Antennas and Propagation:
1995 (First Place) Raman
1992 (Second Place) Eleftheriades
- Int. Conference on Antennas, Nice:
1990 (First Place) Ali-Ahmad, Eleftheriades.
- Sanjay Raman, a graduate student in Prof. Rebeiz's group, won the 1997 AFCEA fellowship (Armed Forces Communication Electronics Association), an award given once a year to one person which has shown outstanding academic achievements.