1. The ISBE Fellow is the highest academic honor in the field of international bionic science and engineering, awarded as a lifetime honor.

2. The selection of new ISBE Fellows is conducted under the leadership of the ISBE Board of Directors, organized and implemented by the International Academy of Bionic Science (IABS).

3. The selection of new ISBE Fellows is conducted triennially in the same year as the International Conference of Bionic Engineering (ICBE).

Applicants for the ISBE Fellows should be researchers with a strong academic reputation who have made systematic, pioneering, significant achievements in the field of bionic science and engineering. 

1. Documentation Requirements: Applicants shall submit two nomination letters along with one ISBE Fellow application form and supporting materials.

2. Nominator Eligibility: Nominator shall be limited to the ISBE Fellows. Each ISBE Fellow should nominate no more than three candidates in a single selection cycle. Self-nominations shall not be accepted.

1. Preliminary Evaluation: The IABS shall establish the ISBE Fellow Selection Committee, comprising the members from the ISBE Board of Director and the IABS leadership committee. The ISBE Fellow Selection Committee shall select a maximum of six ISBE Fellow candidates.

2. Final Evaluation: The final evaluation shall be conducted via correspondence ballot among the ISBE Fellows. The evaluation result shall be deemed valid only if it receives affirmative votes from no fewer than two-thirds (2/3) of the total number of ISBE Fellows. The evaluation result shall be submitted by the IABS to the ISBE Board of Directors for review and final approval.

1. Hold selected or appointed positions of the ISBE.

2. Nominate candidates for the ISBE Fellows and IBSTA.

3. Exercise the right to vote and stand for selection.

4. Provide expert advice and oversight the work of the ISBE.

5. Actively participate in the ICBE.

6. Actively undertake scientific consultations, peer evaluation, and other assignments entrusted by the ISBE.

7. Actively promote international exchange and cooperation to advance the frontiers of bionic science and engineering.

1. When the personal conduct of the ISBE Fellow seriously violates scientific ethics, exhibits gross misconduct, severely damages the reputation of the fellow group and the ISBE, or violates the law, the ISBE reserves the right to revoke an individual’s ISBE Fellow title.

2. This regulation shall be interpreted and revised by the IABS.